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... Haggard, Scott, Dnmas, and Dickena. Among living novelists, Mr. George Meredith is most appre- ciated in Dundee, and Mr. Thomas Hardy ranks next. William Black has waned, so has George Mac Donald, Mrs. Oliphant, Jamea Payn, Walter BeBant, Bret Harte, Mark ...
... lira. Clifford Endyard the meal price. 8. R. Cr.ctett Hrs. Lym Liutoa EVERY FRIDAY. Goma° c 1 3 D OF ALL NEWBAGENT B 8 0. Thomas Hardy Beatrice Hamadan Janie. I -the Mot work of the greatest writ* ad Brvt Harte W. Clink Rumen sod women of em lime. - rt. ...
... AHm Vialet Hunt CO«n 1*1; .. 1 Henry James hard I'rj r KlbUn* W. Clark nmwll r? Lynn Lyntun I .->teele H«Mf*Gl*lnf fan Thomas Hardy hrantlort Moors Lewi rice Harraden Crsvjc Moore Stanley Wry man WK *~ ( CHAPMAN'S MAGAZINE. The tint numb«r will ..Le ...
... CostMaki°. by eminent Novel Writers, calkers:— Walter Beetat Beery Jame Chßord Clyne( R. R. Crockett Mrs. Leas Liston ha Mariam Thomas Hardy W. I Norris Beatrice J As.. BM Hart* W. Chit Jetta Ohm *ebbe@ Warden Bete Wynne FIJIBT NU - GI, OP NAY 1. Couture& 'lummox ...
... , if all goes well, at Aden. Port Said, Cairo, and Trieste, where the tour will end. THE DRAMATISATION OF TBSS,'' Mr. Thomas Hardy has under consideration the project of dramatising his novel 'Teas, - ' with a view to the impersonation of the leading ...
... Dolman has new and interesting story to tell of the famous autlior of “Teas of the li’llrbervil.e: It appears that Mr. Thomas Hardy was intended nis for the Church, and that he compromised with them becoming ecclesiastical architect. hts wife, the daughter ...
... Haggard, Scott, Dames, and Dickene. Among living novelists, Mr. George Meredith is most appre- ciated in Dundee, and Mr. Thomas Hardy ranks next. William Black has waned, so has George MacDonald, Mrs. Oliphant, James payn, Walter Doane Bret Harts, Mark ...
... Dumas, and Dickens. THE WORKS OF LIVING NOVELISTS. Among living novelists, Mr. George redtth appreciated in Dundee, and Mr. Thomas Hardy rials next. William Black has waned, so has G« Mac Donald, Mr?. Oiiphant, .Tames Walter Bess's*, Bret Mark Twain, Miss ...
... c l eg n : g ai n rvd o e' v d eTs o ts t , Ld hi ph i e .. Stevenson, in ß.ingde tbe are mated in Dundee. and Mr. when Thomas Hardy ran ks e with next. William Black has waned, so has George o t h e ,. MacDonald , Mrs. Oliphant, J ames P ayn , W a lt ...
... y opera, for which Mr. A. W. Pinero has written the n book, and Mr. Adrian Ross the verses, will be ,e ehearsed. Mr. Thomas Hardy is dramatising Tess. u of the D'Urbervilles for Mrs. Patrick Campbell. His it 'ther famous novel, Far From the Madding ...
... being debarred, ami will be edited by Mr. Oswald Crawford. Among the writers who M’ill contribute arc Rudyard Kipling, Thomas Hardy, George Moore, Beatrice Harraden, ami Anthony Hope, but special attention will given to young and untried writere. The ...
... Kipling, W. Clark Russell. Mrs. CToker. Mrs. Lynn Linten, Flora Annie Steele, Geore Gisnirg, TIa marern. Florence Warden. Thomas Hardy, Frankfort Moore, 3arriott Watson, Bestrice Harraden, Georzer oore, Stanler Weymnan, Bret Harte, W. E. Nords, I. Zangwill ...