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... * No. 1. FOR APRIL will contain contributions 2/6 Monthly THOMAS HARDY, ARNOLD BENNETT, EDWARD HUTTON, JOSEPH OONRAD, BARON IGNATZ VON ASCHENDROF. STEPHEN REYNOLDS. EDWARD GARNETT, EDWARD THOMAS, EDGAR JEPSON, DR. LEVIN SCHUCKING. Editorial will deal witli ...
... Vtrecht. writes on Capital Punishment in France.*' very carefully gating the arguments favour of and against it. Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Edward Hutton, Mr. R. unningham-Gr.ihame. and Mr. Joseph Conrad also contribute this month. ...
... hygienist thinks it improper that hetwean their teeth before giving them out. ehould damp the tickets or hold them Mr. Thomas Hardy is on the waiting list for an honour. Hed he been a pill merchant (says a cor respondent) he might have had it in middle ...
... Other features deserving special meirtion ere Mr. Horace Bound’s learned disquisition! the Lord Great Chamberlain, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, and criticism M. Maaberfrock’s new play. (John Murray, Albemarle-street, W.) ...
... LIFE THE FIELDS. RICHARD X JEEFEIIIES. WALTON AND COTTON'S COMPLETE KETCHES. MARK TWAIN. TTNDEK THE GREENWOOD TREE By | THOMAS HARDY. CLOISTER AND THE HEARTH. X CHARLES FADE IS NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. By CtiAItLKA Rk-'ADK. rjAHE DEEMSTER. HALL CAINS. ...
... been refurned as of the gross value of “rough language, but nicely said.” “A polite swear” was defined in Blackpool as Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has accepted don. the presidency of the Society of Dorset Men in Lon- The President of the Chicago Board ...
... yesterday, at the age of hfty-two, QuartcmjaGtur ot'jgeaiit Mason (retired), formerly the West Regiment. The motlier Mr. Thomas Hardy, the famous novelist, baa died at Upper near Dorchester, in her ninety-first year. Her pretty house, where her famous son ...
... the light of Lord Roberts's famous despatch. The literary side of the same issue of The Sphere includes a atorv by Mr. Thomas Hardy and a poem by Mr. W. F. Henley. WHEATLEY'S hop bitters, unequalled as A WHOLES' •MB TEMPERANCE TABLE BEVERAGE Sparkling ...
... the Chief Whip has the Prime Minister to disvolve Parliament. wR THOMAS HARDY ON TOLSTOY. Alluding to ph.losophio eermon On war, which appeared in “‘ The Times” yesterday, Mr. Thos. Hardy, the novelist, writing in that paper to-day, cays: The sermon may ...
... uninjured. The late Mr. J. Henry Shorthouse, author of John Inglesant, left estate valued at £4,478 and £4,407 net. Mr. Thomas Hardy warns his fellow-novelists in the current number of The Author against the mistake of selling their serial rights ...
... and arrangtd Arthur Stanley: Pearson, PHOTOGRAPHIC CAMERAS: edited Paul N. Hasluek; Cik-sell- POEMS THE PAST AND PRESENT: Thomas Hardy: Harper. RECOLLECTIONS THE OLD FOREIGN OFFICE; Sir Edward Hertslet: Murray. THE BIRDS SOUTH AFRICA: Arthur O. Stark, completed ...
... glass window, aind so had obtained an entrames. THE LAW AS TO CHIMNEY SWEEPS. An unusual case was heard ab Selby on Me when Thomas Hardy, a chi sweep, was charged with \committing a breach of e Chinmey Sweepers On the afternoon of the 14th inst. defendant ...