... of the Set By THOMAS HARDY. With Photogravure or with Portrait of the Author. New Issue at Halt- Ps a-Crown. In cloth Moding. A Writ and its (Complete Story). WE. G.M. 1 THE TRUMPET MAJOR. By Books for the tu o ot t b. I THOMAS HARDY. (Vol. 11. in the ...

... London News CONTAINING GRACE DARLING, A POEM BY A. C. SWINBURNE, Illustrated hj WALTER PAGET and W. II. OVEREND. BY THOMAS HARDY, JOHN OLIVER HOBBES, FLORA ANNIE STEEL, MORLEY ROBERTS, MRS. ANDREW DEAN, FREDERICK WEDMORE. IsTTJI^IE^OTJS IHiniiTJST ...

... SIBLB BED INGHAM. AccisißT. —Thomas Hardy, in the employ of Mr. W. J. Elsdon, builder, roll from a load of laths near the railway station, on Tuesday, and broke several of his riba. A Cycling Club lias been formed in this village. The Rev. Welby Warfourton ...

... STEVENSON. 6s. ('Christmas at Sea,' The Wanderer.') LONDON CHATTO & WIN DUS. THOMAS HARDY. TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES. (TESS'S RETURN TO THE VILLAGE.) Price 6s. By THOMAS HARDY. LONDON: OSGOOD, McILVAINE & CO. J. M. BARRIE. A WINDOW IN THRUMS. ('A CLOAK ...

... laughter.) * * * The fourth item, The Three Wayfarers, a legendary trifle by Thomas Hardy, proved more acceptable. The scene was the interior of a cottage near Costerbridge ; time, a March evening at the beginning of the present century. The shepherd and his ...

... 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 ...

... novels. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. By THOMAS HARDY. With Photogravure Portrait of the Author. New lam at Half-a-Crown. In cloth binding. THE TRUMPET MAJOR. By THOMAS HARDY. (Vol. 11. in the New Issue of Thomas ...

... Leach, Newton-on-Derwent Hardt— Wilson.— On Ju e 8th, at Dringhouses Church, by the Rev. J. X. Bromehead. vicar, Thomas, eldest son of Thomas Hardy, Tock- with, to Ada, third daughter of the late John Wilson, Beverley. Robinson — Patne. — On the 1st inst. ...

... Novels. _ 'VAR from the MADDING CROWD. By THOMAS 1: HARDY. With Photogravure Portrait of the New tamest HALF-A-CHOWN. In cloth binding. FrHE TRUMPET MAJOR. By THOMAS HARDY. ( vol. 11. in the New Issue of Thomas Hanly's Novels.) Just reedy. ...

... simple merriment of village lads and lasses. After the success of this modest venture, it is earnestly to be hoped that Mr. Thomas Hardy will find time to turn his serious attention to the stage. Mr. J. M. Barrie's excerpt from Thackeray, entitled Ikay Shari> ...

... a poem on Grace Darling by Mr Swiiiburnii , and has brief , seasonable , and welt written ijtari ' flS hy writers liko Thomas Hardy , John Oliver Hobhpsi Miss riora Annie Steel , Mra Andrew Dean , Frederick Wed-. moro , B . A . Olarke , and Morley Roberta ...

... about bis horso winning the treble event Two Thousand, Derby, and Lnger. i 8 to start for the Ascot Derby next weak. Mr. Thomas Hardy spent of lost at Dublin the guest of Lord Houghton, who ia amongst hia most enthusiastic admirers. Sir James Fergußson ...