... Rochester, Archdeacon Farrar, Canon Fremantle, Lord Spencer, Mr., Walter Besant, the Earl of Meath, Dr. Conan Doyle, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and others have written, all expressing sympathy with and interest in the proposal. and many of them offer valuable assistance ...

... Rochester, Archdeacon Farrar, Canon Fremantle, Lord Spencer, Mr. Walter Boeing, the Earl of Meath, Dr. Conan Doyle, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and others have written, all expreasing sympathy with and interest in the proposal, and many of them offer valuable widener ...

... day—men of literary character so varying that GaoROE Meredith and Professor Max Mcller, Edmund Gosse and Eider Haggard, Thomas Hardy and G Sal a. may meet together tbe Council board. Than Besant the Society oould not have had a better conductor of their ...

... Messrs. Marion Crawford, Henry James, and Walter Besant will each try their look with a play, and it is rumoured that Mr. Thomas Hardy, after one more long story as yet in the making, will devote himself entirely to writing for the stage. Meanwhile, somewhat ...

... include talks with President Harrison, Mark Twain, James Rnssell Lowell. Ohvar Wendell Holmes, W. D- Howells, J. A. Fronde, Thomas Hardy, Cardinal Manning, &c. The book for which Mr. Grant Allen has written a smart preface, is the first of its kind, and will ...

... will include talks with President Harrison. Mark Twain, Russell Lowell. Oliver Wendell Holmes, D Howells, J. A. Kroude, Thomas Hardy, Cardinal Manning, See. The hook, for which Mr. Ora.nl Allen has written smart preface, is the first of its kind, will ...

... some interesting recitations were given, and Mr. Oswald Crawfurd announced that Mr. Bcsant, Mr. Justin McCarthy, and Mr. Thomas Hardy had promised to read the next meeting. Speaking the expenditure for the new clnh. Mr. Crawford said they had cut their ...

... and essays—and the list is a sufficient guarantee of the literary excellence of the number—are Robert Louis Stevenson, Thomas Hardy, Walter Besant, Bret Harte, Henry James, and George W. Cable. Frances Hodgson Burnett has serial tale running in the magazine ...

... which, while not being an epoch-making of literature, is forcible and touching, and largely enhanced by its illustrations. Thomas Hardy gives a tale of Old England, and Joho Oliver Hobbes, the brilliant authoress of ‘‘A Study in ” a sketch entitled “ which ...

... the club has, we understand, made a distinct score by securing Mr. Thomas Hardy as a guest at its next dinner. Mr. Hardy has consented to read a beautifnl little story, entitled Thomas Horsefeld, Knight, which he has written for the summer number of the ...

... settled Herts.* Mr. Thomas Hardy belongs Dorset family, which has not. apparently, encouraged foreign alliances, although the Hardys at remote periodate believed to have been a French family who emigrated from Jersey. Of Mr. Hardy’s four grand*parents ...

... reader as a rea] piece of flesh and blood. The English scenes and incidents are interesting in the highest degree. Like Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mrs. Needell seems to find herself at home amid the heaths, cider orchards, and dairy farms of Wessex, and describes life ...