... commonplace to say that a new novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy is a literary event of the first order. Since the days of ' The Trumpet Major and of ' Under the Greenwood Tree.' Mr. Hardy—not then quite the popular author that later works have made hint—has shone tor ...

... Edition of the ll'essc.’. Acre is on Jirsl publication in book form. “It is a commonplace to say that a new novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy is a liwrary event of the first order. Since the days ot 'The Trumpet Malnr' and Under the Greenwood i rec, Mr. I lardy ...

... Walter Besant By ~oble Talk of Shirley John Skelton ® Gurneys of Earlham, 2 vols, A.J. C. Hare - - FICTION. fiarlhe Obscure Thomas Hardy. . Orey Lady H. 8. Merriman Wows of Satan Marie Corelli Mash of Summer Mrs. W. K. Clifford fiflrd Woman Viclet Hunt Woman ...

... (George Meredith). The Mill os the Floss (George Eliot). The Heavenly Twins* (Sarah Grand). Tess of the D'Urbervilles (Thomas Hardy). Royal Horticultural Society of Ireland. WINTER SENNIITION. ...

... A BOOK OF THEWEEX MR. HARDY'S “JUDE THE OBSCURE. * There are few things sadder, to our mind, than the strange case of Mr. Thomas Hardy. Time was when the chronicler of Wessex was content to write country idylls, full of a genial love of Nature and a ripe ...

... hit wpon the idea of inquiring of authors which were ney, favourite works, and the result is given i: current issue. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mrs. Hu and Ward, and two or three others declined drawn, but several interesting contribution nse printed from some of ...

... 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 ...

... requested to do so. It is very desirable to order early. bat of *owe rovoit additions to Library : VOL Jude the Obscure, by Thomas Hardy The Land of the Nile Springs, by Colonel o,lville I to Unsought Heritage, by C. 1:. 'Purley Smith 2 Not Connting the Cost ...

... form.) It is commonplace to say that a new novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy is a literary event of the first order. Since the days of the ' Trumpet Major ' and of * Under the Greenwood Tree,' Mr. Hardy—not then quite the popular author that later works have ...

... SAD BOOS I have read Jude the Obscure. A more tin utterablv sad book has not been published aim Les Miserables. Mr. Thomas Hardy has au: passed himself in tragical pathos, and I do not env: the man who can read the story through with dr. eyes. I suppose ...

... riodital. _ Itr. George 11. Elwangeed ft.rtheorning book is to be a collection of dealing various lovers of nature, incloding Thomas Hardy, lasak Walton, White of Pet. borne, and Thome. He lav another work in hand—a collection of modern love mugs—which will ...

... Caine's story. I have read Judo the Obscure. more unutterably sad book has not been published since Les Miserable* Mr. Thomas Hardy saying hard things about the naU of the Juj&the Obscure might fitly have th« sub-title, Some Emotions and a floral. ...