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... John Oliver Hobbes, W. E. Norris, S. R. Crockett, Anthony Hope, James Payn, George Gissino, Henry James, W. Clark Russell, Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling, Florence Warden, Beatrice Harkiden, Mrs Lynn Linton, Stanley Weyman. ...
... Oliver Hobbes, W. E. Norris, S. R. Crockett, Anthony Hope, Jam i s Payn, George Gissing, Henry James, W. Clark Russell, Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling, Florence Warden, Beatricf, Harriden, Mrs Lynn Linton, Stanley Weyman. FIRST NUMBER, PRICE 6d, ON MAY ...
... present day fiction varied its characters from the transcendental saints of Annie S. Swan to the Mpphistop'nelian viHains of Thomas Hardy. He looked upon the modern novel the bane the rising generation. Grant Allen and Hall Caine seemed to look about for mud ...
... _m h.d travelled from Cut ai- on Krid y. A fine of ss, w ih the • pti n • f twenty-four h mw* in pri on. nar ini).osed. Thomas Hardy, han-ni.-.uia.., h. vi. gno axeai ;.bo c, wnsaloo bind ?? w.th the .pi ion of twen ?? hours ill ?? foe h.ving been found ...
... Clutfoud, John Oliver Hobbes, W. E. S. R. Crockett, Anthony Hope, Jam i s v * George Gissing, Henry Janes, W. Russell, Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kifli. - '' * Florence Warden, Beatrice Harriden, Lynn Linton, Stanley Weyman. FIRST NUMBER. PRICE 6d, MAY 1. ...
... John Oliver Hobueb, W. E. Norris, S. R. Crockett, Anthony Hope, Paw’N, Georof, Gissing, Henry James, W. Clark Russell, Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling, Florence Warden, Beatrice Harriden, Mrs Lynn Linton, Stanley Weyman. FIRST NUMBER. PRICE 6d, ON MAY 1 ...
... Peter Crumly, Crieff. Rev. Arthur Gordon, Monzievaird. Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis. Rev. Dr Henderson, Crieff. Rev. John Ingles, Crieff. Rev. H. M. Jamieson, Monzie. Rev. James F. Mac Hardy, Crieff. Rev. Dr Muthill. Rev. James E. Somerville, Crieff. P ...
... being specially written with the object of providing fresh triumphs for Mrs Patrick Campbell. was upon her initiative that Thomas Hardy undertook dramatise Tess of the D'Urbervilles. Great things are exoected from that, since Mrs Campbell enamoured of the ...
... Wester.— A public meeting of ratepayers was held Friday night the Public School. There was a fair attendjnee, and the Rev. Thomas Hardy, parish minister, occupied the chair. Bailie Finlayson, Crieff, explained the provisions of the new Act. For Fowlis-Wester ...
... in-the shade of trees by a meandering stream, pourtrayed a strength and physical robustness that carry us in fiction to Mr Thomas Hardy. It is as if the painter had caught hold in paint of idea similar to that of the novelist’s in his apprehension of the ...
... pair of silver preserve spoons ; Mr and Mrs Haldane, Muthill, travelling rug ; Mrs S. Hally, _ Auchterarder, cheque; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, melon knife and fork; Captain and Mrs Japp, Liverpool, Persian rug; Rev. Hugh M. Jamieson, Monzie, pair ...
... CurroßD, John Olivrr Hobrbs, W. K. Norris, S. K. Crockett, Anthony Hope, Jam George Gissino, Henry James, W. Clark Bussell, Thomas Hardy, Ejplino, Florence Warden, Beatrice Mr» Lynn Linton, Stanley Weyman. FIRST NUMBER, PRICE 6d, ON MAY 1. 1885. /CHAPMAN’S ...