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... THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, &c. STORIES FROM BLACK & WHITE. By ALLEN, Mrs. lANN LINTON, I. M. BARRIE, Mrs. OLIPHANT, W. CI.ARK kUSsIELL, THOMAS HARDY, W. K. NORRIS, and JAMES PAVN. With Portraits and Numerous Illustrations by IlAiwv, W ...
... THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, &c. STORIES FROM BLACK & WHITE. By GRANT ALLEN, Mrs. LINTON, J. M. BARRIE. Mrs. W. CLARK BUSsELL, THOMAs HARDY, W. E. NORRIs. and JAmr.s With Portraits and Numerous Illustrations by Ilmtbv, W. RAINEY, W. HATHERRLI ...
... TIM TRIALS OF AUTHORSHIP. _ _ Tan which Mr. Thomas Hardy con- I tribute& to the new volume in his collected works—A Laodicean —gives an interesting glimpse into the trine of authorship. Readers are apt to conclude that • man of supreme genius can turn ...
... THE TRIALS OF AUTHORSHIP Tut preface which Mr. Thomas Hardy contributes to the now volume in his collected works— A Leodicean —gives an interesting glimpse into the trials of authorship. Readers are apt to conclude that a man of supreme genius can turn ...
... MISS AGNES B. BLACK IN THE POTTERIES. Mr. Thomas Hardy writes from Fenton :—Tbe Honorer/ Seem of the Women's Christian Temperance Association has just con. eluded a series of most suonessful meetings, under the auspices of the United Kingdom Alliance ...
... are, N. Mr. Asquith was in the chair. There was large audience, including Lord Rosebery, Mr. Balfour, Mr. Haldane, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and many others. ...
... audience to hear Mr. Augustine Birrell, Q.G., MP , lecture our old friend Dr. Johnson. Lord Rosebery and Mr. Balfour, and Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Henry James, the distinguished novelists, were present, and Mr. H. H. Asquith, Q..C., M.P., was in the chair. Mr ...
... Morirtields, tomorrow night, which should be of great interest. He has taken as his subject The Novelists of the Day, from Thomas Hardy to Baring-Gould, and the lecture will be profusely illustrated with pictures of their homes, illustrations I, their works ...
... MULLIN'S FOOD WORKS, STAFFORD STRAW!. !BOURSE. s.s. THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, &c. STORIES FROM BLACK & WHITE, f;RANT ALLEN, Mrs. LYNN LINTON, I. M. BARRIE. Mrs. OLIPHANT, W. 11%RK RUSSELL, THOMAS HARDT, W. P.. NORRIS, and JAmvs Pws. With Portraits ...
... letters on the subject from various notabilitms, inc;uding the two Archbishops, Sir G. Grey, Mr. Bryce, Mr. Lecky, and Mr. Thomas Hardy. ...
... - Even our most distinguished novelists are guilty every now and then of extraordinary grammatical blanders. Mr. Thomas Hardy tails to grapple successfully with the dificulties of the use of “‘meither.” In *“Tess” he tells us that *“ neither of her three ...
... Alliance, a series of very successful meetings commenced a Fenton, on Thursday, February 6th. Miss Agnes Slack, and .Mr. Thomas Hardy, U.K.A , were the speakers. The Wesleyan Church was crowded by an enthusiastic audience, nu nbers being unable to obtain ...