... by-the-bye, a fine concert hall has just been completed at the far end. I was pleased to see that the admirable reprints of Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr William Black, Mr R. D. Blackmore, and Mr W. C. Russell, whereby Messrs Sampson Low & Co. have conferred a boon upon ...

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

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

... the titles of some of the chapters. Also included in the book is Mr Adams' vigorous criticism of the of Mn Humphrey Ward, Thomas Hardy, J. M. Barrie, and Hall Caine, entitled Susie Recent Novels, as well sa the article Rudyard Kipling s Verse, which ...

... Chromo-lithographic Illustrations. With an Introduction by Ci.ieTir.: ItiNtaiAsh ' What Bret Harte has done for Californ'a, Thomas Hardy for rustic Dorsetshire, Colornan Mikstath has done for his native country. Each story is in itself a drama, a scene of ...

... 6s. ('Christmas at St a, The Wanderer.') LONDON: CHATTO & \VINOUS. THOMAS HARDY. TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES. (TESS'S RETURN TO TIIE VILLAGE.) 2211 d Tholisand. Price 6s. By THOMAS ITAkI/Y. LONDON: OSGOOD, McILVAINE & CO. J. M. BARRIE. WINDOW IN THRUMS ...

... Edith Hughes ; Burns's Chloris (Glasgow : Morrison), by James Adams, reprinted from a local journal ; Two on a Tower, by Thomas Hardy; In Far Lochaber, by William Black, and The IVreck of the Grosvenor, by W. Clark Russell, in the admirable cheap re-issues ...

... Marsh . entitled The Mahatma ' B Pupil , Messrs : Sampson Low ...

... once a baritone of some celebrity. Our novelists have curious and various ways studying the life they wish to depict. Mr Thomas Hardy spends much of his time in the kitchens of the Dorsetshire labourers, who form the groundwork his books, and used in early ...

... former. The entertainment brought close with a representation of camp life, entitled “The Life a Soldier.” In this the hardy “Thomas Atkins” is seen arriving after a hard dav’s march and pitching his camp. Round abortive camp fire snatches of song are ...

... Messrs Marion Crawford, Henry James, and Walter Besant will each try their luck 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. The publication ...

... MesBr 8 '; SampsonXlow ^^ Co . r . IiOadon . ihBve addedto-: their ^ ' new .- ...