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... LITERARY NOTES. Mr. Thomas Hardy has written a preface to his new work, Jude the Obscure. In serial form, he says, it has, for various reasons, been “abeklial and modified in some degree. This is, r a matter of common knowledge, but now to get the ...
... Hunt, ichard 8, R. Crockett. Henry James. Mrs, Croker, W. Clark George Gissing. Mra. Racyard Kipling, Flora Annie yne Li Thomas Hardy. Ian le nton, Waréeni Frankfort Moore, Staniey Moore, I Breve Harte, W. EL Norris. HAPMAN’S MAGAZINE, The First Number ...
... digitises shed raw M hie country house .t Sudan, hi is to entertain Wadi nese as r Manor breast, lar. decree Wreath. W. Thomas Hardy. sod many Ile a errsosteil sriter, l s: Ipscaally intareated is the enpulariaateen at seisms Strang at Ins Woks bare Mee ...
... kind, came in when the meal had been disposed of, and was received with great enthusiasm by a company which included Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Theodore Watts, Mr. George Gluing, Mr. Edward Clodd, Mr. Edmund Gosse, Mr. William Sharp, Mr. E. T. Cook, of the ...
... well se . _Mr. Zangwill is wooing risand Craigie and Hr. Anthony Begs and Mks are coedited with similar Saari M as Mr. Thomas Hardy aid ISG ill Qaiaa it worth while,apperesilly, multi in drantalalag we that Ibis do a sad errhilrr, me* es. these mew Mew ...
... least left to us @rich inheritance, in the discomfiture which that ever- present foe suffered at his hands. “A BOOK ABOUT THOMAS HARDY.” That there is any necessity for the issue of a series of books upon “‘ Contemporary Writers ” is a question open to doubt ...
... brief stay, I The Prince of Walese i said to be an admirer of 3 Miss Mavie Corelli'm novels. He is also an admirer of I Thomas Hardy, and reecives from the mautho specially I bound copies of their books, I Sir Edward M6ale, the retiring British Ambassador ...
... Cyockett Rudyard RiDIng W Clark Ru eell Mrs Osoker Al snn tor FiorLayinile8eel George Giseing Ian aulare FloreneoWarde3 Thomas Hardy Frankfort Moore Mariott Watlson Beatrice asrraden George Moore Mtaley Weym Bret BEale W. D. Norrill 1. Zaugwl John Oliver ...
... prepared for this examination by the Rex. W. M. Tate-Stoate, of Duchess-road, Cliftob. It was announced some time ago that Mr. Thomas Hardy had, under his consideration a proposal to dramatise Tess. He has finally decided to undertake the work, and has indeed ...
... Children's Salon At Home at the Westminster Town Hall on April 20, when the annual competitions will take place. Mr. Thomas Hardy has:under consi d eration the project of dramatising his novel, Tess, with a view to the impersonation of the leading ...
... B. Bury is to edit for the same firm. Mr. Bury is, of course, well known •s an authority on this period of history. Mr. Thomas Hardy writ's • preface for mime of his novel, Dv Nriurn of the Native,* in the c lected edition. • 1;w4n.,a11., be tells us ...
... Mrs. Arpies, iiliam Black, Rhoda Brougktoa, Edna Lyali, iS Miss Mul-ch, Charles de, Harrison Aiusworth, Mrs. Kdwarde, Thomas Hardy, Mrs. Oliphant, Hawley Smart, Walter Besant, Rudyard Kipling, D. C. Murray, Scott, Smediey, Blackmore, Anthony Trollope ...