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... THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, &c. STORIES FROM BLACK AND WHITE. By GRANT ALLEN, Mrs. LYNN LINTON, I. M. HARRIS, Nlr, 111 11•11 AN I. W. CLAII: RUSSELL, THOMAS iiARDY, W. E. Nottats, and JANIP., l'Av \\ tb Portraits and Numerous Illustrations ...
... THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, &A:. STORIES FROM BLACK AND WHITE. By GRANT ALLEN, Mrs. LYNN LINTON, J. M. BARRIE, Mrs. ()LIMAN I . W. CLARK RUSSELL, THOMAS HARDY, W. E. NORRIS, and JAMES PAYN. \Vith Portraits Numerous Illustrations by DUDLEY ...
... J9tot Xitet skiz. ireevents - and ILUtYieRt. com.t ,it*les THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, &c. ...
... Ti , stand thi Time's @With untarnished as M►ne, His epitaph Freedom la, Gladstone his name. A I d ee. MR. THOMAS HARDT. Here lies Thomas Hardy, pen painter indeed Of scenes sweetly rural on upland anti mead ; Wh wi..ely, the madding c owd e'er eschew ...
... Mr J it neatherill . pp Mowers lloreland Campbell, sad IN 1 tlirlru'rrit Mural .• I smith UAW , Te Mr Thomas Hardy . Ur Thomas Hardy 1 4.i m plsr Hall Mr. Geo. Tomlinson . Mne• Rem. J. Waslairaier. i• ILO 1 %MIMI 1.00 , 12 1111.94.1•1 • Peace ...
... Ouida, James Payn, Charles Reade, and Clark Russell, and important examples of the fiction of Stevenson, Hall Caine, Thomas Hardy, Conan Doyle, W. II. Mallock, Mrs. Oliphant, Mrs. Hungerford, Mrs. Riddell, and Mrs. Croker. They are the sole English ...
... opened Terry's Theatre, a venture memorable, as being the means of introducing Mr. Conan Doyle, Lady Cohn Campbell, and Mr. Thomas' Hardy to the public, as writers for the stage. Recently, the lady journeyed to Amer ice, whence she has returned to reappear ...
... bad as that of New South Wales. Messrs. J. L. Bonython (President of the Council of the school of Mines and Industries), Thomas Hardy (the wellk viticulturist), J. A. Hartley (Inspector-General of schools), F. Krichauff (Chairman of the Central Agriculir ...
... gives a great deal of information about the up-country missions in China which furnished the victims of the outrages. Mr Thomas Hardy, in a letter to the Daily Chronicle, with a fine sub•flavour of sarcasm, declares that he knew that his story Heart. ...
... read by the girls for whose innocence, as Mr. Thomas Hardy says, we are all so solicitous. Is Romeo and Juliet prohibited in the family circle, to which Harper1 s Magazine is addressed? In Mr. Hardy's novel, now running in that periodical, some eccentric ...
... house at Aldborough, in Suffolk, he is accustomed to entertain such men as Sir Walter Ilesant, Mr. Georp Meredith, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Barrie, and many others. Ms a graceful writer, and specially interested in the popularisation of science. Several ...
... Cara , 0 10 0 IsoUsb O. Lodge, Wales, 1.0.0. T, llogran, Mimagrr is c ru venny Perak, Aid~ J.. LE, 111 wIl sed J.. Hay Mr. THOMAS HARDY, 56, Hiroo Street, Fenton, stoke-on• Trent. Ford, Tunstall adwarda, W., Burstein Carew sal Adams, Burster° Ward, Z. 3. ...