... BULLOCK HALL CAINE ROBERT W. CHAMBERS Miss MARIE CORELLI F. MARION CRAWFORD Mrs. ANDREW DEAN AUSTIN DOBSON GEORGE GISSING THOMAS HARDY E. W. HORNUNG JEROME K. JEROME SIDNEY J. LOW MAARTEN MAARTENS A. E. W. MASON F. FRANKFORT MOORE E. NESBIT W. E. NORRIS ...

... Marion C Mrs. Andrev Austin Dobs George Gis8 THE WRITERS whose Work will be found in the First Volume include:- Corelli Thomas Hardy Maarten Maartens W. E. Norris rawford E. W. Hornung A. E. W. Mason Ouida r Dean Jerome K. Jerome F. Frankfort Moore Max ...

... the Society gave private perform- ances, and opened its second season on Novem- ber 14th auspiciously enough, when Mr. Thomas Hardy's The Three Wayfarers, and Steven- son and Henley's Macaire were produced. In the first instance, it had been the ...

... intends to give four productions during the next three umonthis. They are: The Three Wayfarers, it legendtiry trifle, by Thomas Hardy; Macaire, a farce, by W B. Henley and B. L. Stevenson; Captain Brassbound's Conversion, an adventure in three acts ...

... political force, while, in the utatte of enterprise, it has no rival in the whole world. :113 the Centurp' Dcatbbcb By THOMAS HARDY I. I LEANT upon a paddock gate When shades were spectre-gray, And Winter's dregs made desolute The weakening eye of day ...

... follows: Frederic Harrison, Herbert Spencer, Pt-inco Kropytkin, George Meredith, John Morley, M.P., Professor A. R. Wal- lace, Thomas Hardy, Idari Blind, Ouida Olive Scisreiner, G. J. Holyoake, J-. M- Robes-teen, l'rofessor Beesly, Annie Beseot, M~rs. Brashlatughs ...

... court, Lord Rendell, a very large number of ?? bishops, deans, and leading Nonconformist clergy, Mr. Herbert Spencer, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and many other distinguished laymen. LOSS OF ANl ATLAETIC STZ:AMBR, A telegram from Lundy Island, dated February 24, 8 ...

... Pariridge, Mr. Joseph Pennell, Mr. W. T. Smedley, Mr. A. S. Unstrick, Mr. Hueb Thomson, Mr. Stanley Berkeley, and others. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Austin I ob.hon, and nearly all the principal living imapinative writers will be among the literary con- trihutors ...

... and recently reconstructed house at Alde. burgh. Amongst the signatory subscribers were George Meredith, Herbert Spencer, Thomas Hardy, Holunn Hunt, Sir Frederick Pollonk, Sir Walter Besant Sir George Robertson, H. W. Massingliam. Anthony Hope Hawkins, Ray ...

... particularly happy with a Christmas- tree scene. Provision for older readers is afforded by literary coniributions from Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Jerome K. Jerome. --T' PUEC-CN--D'--A---oflwU tsCam ob ~5LTL FJlf'S dPURE CONCENTRATED COCOA.-` No, i lawi it it ...

... was thought to have dated from the days of Charles IL, but, as a matter of fact, the words were written about 1775. MR THOMAS HARDY, the author of Tess of the D'Urbervilles, writes:- As Ifind Iam naturally sup- posed to have something to do with the ...

... Hythe, and e Mrs Kendal as Kate Verity. Then came the acri- 0 monious correspondence in which Mr Cornvns Carr and M Mr Thomas Hardy accused Mr Pinero of plagiarism, and Mr Pinero's celebrated quotation of his first outline t of the play: The notion ...