... easily grown Masbonaland than any other portion of South Africa.—Fred. C. Ssloua, in-the Review of Reriesss. THOMAS HARDY, THE NOVEUST. Thomas Hardy is slim, bald-headed man, height, with rather beetling brows, aad singular!? pleasant face, which was. until ...

... people? I- should put George Meredith, Thomas Hardy, Robert Louis Stevenson, J. M Barrie, Doyle, Kudyard Kipling, and all the first Sight. Meredith read the most intelligent class readers rather extensively. Hardy with ' Toss' has daring the past months ...

... Day and a special jury, the case of Hardy and another versus Ind, Coope, and Co., brewers, of Burton-on-Trent, was resumed, and a conclusion arrived at. The action was brought by the trustees of the late Thomas Hardy, of Derby, to -recover £3000 damages ...

... of Literature. He had tk> end of nice things to say of living novelists. Kobert Louis Stevenson. George Meredith, and Thomas Hardy were each eulogised in turn, »lso were Olive Schreinor and Quiller Conch. J. M. Barrie, he thinks, destined to live in ...

... LITERARY NOTICES. BOOK CHAT. The Trumpet Major, by- Mr. Thomas Hardy, • the third of the series of that novelist's ■works -1 ■which are now issued in cheaper form J Messrs. Sampson Lew, Marston, and Co., London. This edition similar that of Mr. William ...

... Mitohell, G.C.M.G., Governor of Natal, to be Governor and Commanderin-Chief of tire Straits and their dependencies. Mr. Thomas Hardy is said to be giving himself rest from fiction. has been encouraged by tbe reception of has little sketch at Terry's Theatre ...

... admirable reproduction the early ruder timbered Driildrng- Harnet Waters Preston, in her article in the forthjouiing on Thomas Hardy, writes strongly ji the novelist's treatment Teas. To call her pure is, she thinks, ''ferocious sarcasm. The ghastly ...

... Morrises are not popular. Perhaps they were not invited: least, like Air. Swinburne, they were not there; nor was Mr. 'Thomas Hardy; but there were second and third rate men abund- ance, and is that class who would take special c interest attending a ...

... Oliver Burton, John's College, Cambri ilip’s, Bs, Vickers Ei ages St. unattached student of Durham; A Selnis’ Presion. Thomas John Hardy, .A., Queens College, Cami Schole Ep chant Lord, Paul's, Royton: Paul's, Hulme. College; Middleton Junction. Arthur Parbam ...

... Pinero, Mr. Austin Bit-i-.11, Dr. IJo.iaii Do>le, Mr. Jr.st;a McC-trthv, Dr. VV. 11. Ur.es;-U, Mr. H. M. Stanley, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr! feroy H'i'.zgoruiJ, Mr. J. K. Jerome, Mr. Mallock, Mr. t-dmutiu Gosse, Mr. Humilton Aide, and many Euro. ?? new Ameii ...

... name Nicholas), formerly of B:\yahni, Canada, and Shepherd's Bosh, • London. Torkie, John Raynor, formerly of Nottingham. Hardy, Thomas, formerly of Somereotes (Derbyshire) and Bottesford. near Noltinehank Fletcher, Herbert, formerly of Leeds. Farrell, Edward ...

... “Scribner” (Londo Sampson Low, Marston, and Co.) is a marvel. I contains complete stories and essays by, amongst other authors, Thomas Hardy, Bret Harte, Robert Louis Stevenson, George W. Cable, Walter Besant, and Henry James; with two plates in colours and 70 ...