... Turnkey ?? Mr MHA'r A Damsel ?? M.. liss MARY JOCRLYS The Shepherd's Wife ?? Miss JANET AeiuRcir The weird sketch of Mr Thomas Hardy, which originally appeared in his collection of 'Wessex Tales, was given recently at Terry's Theatre. Miss Janet Achurch ...

... and I am designing wrappers and covers for them. The first part will contain portraits of Sir Frederick Pollock and Mr. Thomas Hardy, not on account of any inherent connection between the two, but because the drawings go well together. Also there will ...

... of the man behind the book,' to which we referred last week, we may mention that it is the opinion of one who knows Mr Thomas Hardy somewhat intimately, that Jude, unconsciously or consciously, is a self-drawn por- trait of the author. The resemblances ...

... Home of the Slingers, as Mr. Hardy calls it. It is a spot the romantic attractiveness of which Mr. Hardy does not exaggerate, and it is even more isolated in habit and thought than perhaps this story brings out. Mr. Hardy speaks of the central character ...

... Salisbury, the American Ambassador, the Lord Mayor, Sir Francis Jeune and Lady Jeune, the American Consul-General, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Layard, Sir Arthur Sullivan, and a host of other celebrities. Among the special incidents of the evening was ...

... ill ons. ST. 13E'ITERS131 I SPRING ?? CHARLES JOHNS.TO. t llusrirtied firoox F/c oo,-rap,/is *, AN IMAAGINATIVY WVONAN ?? THOMAS HARDY. ic /11Ilsiatlel bi1' Az//ho, u//c (;00od1;un1. TlIE TOLLEMAClIES OF 1IELMING(;AM. ARTIJUR If. BEAVAN. 5 j /i.gstatedfi'on/t ...

... pinero's story might well have its place among the Lies Little Ironiesr o0 grapcll ' a humorously described by Mr. Thomas Hardy. Witc such critics we do not wgree. We umainain that Mr. Pinero has written a truly noble play that may be seen over and ...

... guest of the ene.1ing at the next dinner of the New Vagabond Club on No-iember 5th will be Mr. t George Grcssmith. Mr. Thomas Hardy has returned from the Continent, .and ie nof engaged in the revision of his new bookr, Which is to appear in the spring ...

... all influence in Bulgaria. In the New Review The Science of Fiction is dealt with by Paul Bourget, Walter Besant, and Thomas Hardy. They neither have, nor can have, anything very definite to say on the subject, but their opinions are deserving of the ...

... and adulterous love from the permissible range of subjects in Eng!ish fiction is a good thing. Mrs. Lynn Linton and Mr. Thomas Hardy think it is a bad thing; the former advocates the policy of the locked bookcase, (why should all fiction be written ...

... su only incidentaUy, Mr. Wedin2re refeebriefly n to vnters like Mr. Kipling, Dr. Cot:an Doyle, Mr. Henry Jamos, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, and, having I said not a wozd, even incidentally, abtut his own work, he spoke more fully, and apparently with lesaconstraint ...

... during the coming |sason W\ho Would be a Wooman?' and A Three' fold Mlystery-two novels by Constance Serjeant. M-r. T'homas Hardy and thse Hon. Mrs. Idenn iker are cololuornatin; ilt the vwriting of a short storv entitled The Spectre of the Real, ...