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... MR. J. M. BARRIE. MR. THOMAS HARDY. Distinguished English novelist ; born In 1P40; author Novelist and Journalist; born In 1860 Kerrlemufr, of Far From the Madding Crowd, Ac. Mr. Hardy's which he has made famous Thrums In several next story. “The Pursuit ...
... to amuse a bored reviewer for half hour before dinner. Fiction is falling into the hands of tiresome democrats like Mr. Thomas Hardy, who persist in painting life they see it, seamy side and all, instead of weaving fairy tales. Once upon a time, Goethe ...
... JUNIOEAN. By ALAN ST. AUBYN, of A Fellow of Trinity.' • STEAMER CHAIR. By LUKE SHARP. 1 7 NDER the GREENWOOD TREE. By THOMAS / HARDY. With Portrait and Fiftaen Illustrations. 1 4 1 REESHOOTING, Extracts from the Works of - Mn,. LYNN LINTON. Poet Fro. ...
... play of wit and bumor ; and @ ¥ 2PRE sV of instantaneous g.m‘lranlre. TUECWRULEARS, | THE WERIOTS. WHEAT AND TARES. Hg'i THOMAS HARDY, LY Tims- * Thereis hardly a novelist, dead or g who so skiliily harmonises the poetry of IO 11% itk 10c sce. e HE WOODLANDERS ...
... The membersprevent wen—Mere,. W. W. Boulder, Mister, C. T. Abbott, Bowe, Haines, B. 0. Hanson, H. C. Hanson, W. F. Thomas, Saunders. Hardy, Gibson, and Pewkes, with Mr. A. L. Moulder (clerk). and Mr. T. Newell (surveyor). ...
... already mentioned, Grant Allen, James Payn, William Black, Robert Buchanan, John Strange Winter, Jerome K. Jerome, and Thomas Hardy give equally grateful expression to their thanks for benefits and relief from trouble derived from Mr. Watt's conduct of ...
... already mentioned, Grant Allen, James Payn, William Black, Robert Buchanan, John Strange Winter, Jerome K. Jerome, and Thomas Hardy give equally grateful e pression to their thanks for benefits and relief from t ouble derived from Mr. Watt's conduct of ...
... respective editors, Mr. Norman Mac Coll and Mr. James S. Cotton ; while some other literary luminaries present were Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Lecky, the historian, Mr. Lewis Morris. Mr. G. A. Sala, Mrs. Carapbell-Praed, Mr, Percy Fitzgerald, Mr. Ashby- Sterry ...
... criticism of their recent works might • osavisoitut settass for the real_purpoee of the rube* widish is to vilify Mr. Thomas Hardy. Away &um Mr. Hardy the writer's criticisms and opinions ere welly el respectful consideration, though they are embed la the laaguagi ...
... John Pettie, d RA., Mr. George Du Maunier, Mr. George H. 3 Boughton, ?? Mr. Colin Hunter, ?? o Mr. Edwin A. Abbey, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. b William Black, Mr. S. W. Searle, Mr. A. P. Y Watt, Mr. William H. Appleton, Mr. L. W. t Bangs, Mr. G. W. Sheldon ...
... Clarence W. M'llvaine, Mr. Edmund Routledge, and Mr. Frederick Macmillan; Mr. A. P. Watt, Mr. William Black, Bret Harte, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P., and Mr. Comyns Carr were among the ' literary mourners; while Art was repre- sented by MIlessrs ...
... John Bridge, Sir F. W. i Burton, Mr. Bret Harte, Mr. F. C. Burnand, Admiral Sir . John C. Hay, Admiial S r A. Hoskius, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. John Hare, and Dr. A. C. Mackenzie. In proposing the first toast, the President said, —Your ' Royal Highness, your ...