... 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 ...

... DECEMBER. Bdingthe first part of the 102nd Volume, and will contain, among other interesting fetures, A Complete Story by THOMAS HARDY, ENTER A DRAGOON. :- Admirers of Tess ofthe D'Urbcrvilles will find this story quite in the author's best vein, and worthy ...

... with a really interesting poem, The Souls of the Slain, by Mr. Thomas Hardy (whose novel, Far from the Madding Crowd, has just been running as a feuilleton in Le Temps). Mr. Hardy starts with the odd conceit that a line drawn straight as a bird might ...

... Roberts makes it plain tbat Lord Pauncefote las the entire regard of the American nation. In Cornhiil is a fine poem by Thomas , Hardy, The Souls of the Slain, in which the poet haars the colloquy of the souls of those slain in Africa. Sir John ; Robinson ...

... cabled to Mr Thomas Hardy asking if he authorised MrsWaller's version, and the novelist answered No. Mr H. A. Kennedy, the adaptor of Mrs Waller's version, has written explaining how he came to prepare it. MIr Kennedy wiote to Mr Hardy about adapting ...

... having taken his plot from Far from the Madding Crowd, which was denied. A ver- sion of the novel, by Robert Buchanan and Thomas Hardy, done at the Globe in the spring of 1882, failed to attract, Mr Pinero's being by far the cleverer work. When Miss Rorke ...

... cabled to Mr Thomas Hardy asking if he authorised Mrs Waller's version, a and the rovelist answered No.` Mr H. A. Kennedy, the adaptor of Mrs Waller's version, has written I explair.ing how he came to prepare it. Mr Kennedy 0 wrote ton Mr Hardy abouw adapting ...

... Gilbert Hythe, and Mrs Kendal as Kate Verity. Then came the acri- monious correspondence in which Mr Comyns Carr and, Mr Thomas Hardy accused Mr Pinern of plagiarism, and Mr Pinero's celebrated quotation of his first outline of the play: The notion of ...

... house in good humour throughout with their songs and dancing. Miss Kathleen Gerard as Mabel Montrose sings and acts well. Mr Thomas Kennard as Lient. Harold Vivian, Vr Tom Grove as Captain Dudley, and Miss Nellie Curtis as Roth Montrose commendably support ...

... Mr. Thomas Atkins, by Mr. Hardy, the glorious author of How to be Happy though Married, a book which secured for Mr. Hardy the distinction of being appointed Donnellan Lecturer (which is the Dublin equivalent for Bampton Lecturer). Mr. Hardy is an ...

... l E SS. A Play, in Four Acts, by H. A. Kennedy, Founded on Thomas Hardy's Novel T Tess of the D'Urbervilles, Produced at the Coronet Theatre on Monday, Feb. 19th. Angel Clare ?? r WitLIAM KITTrEeDo Alec Trantridge ?? M r WilITWVORTI JONES Rev. Cuthbert ...

... Hattie Griffin, her acting being particularly easy a sad natural anid free from any attempt to overdo the b part. Mir Stetf, us Hardy gives due prominence to the b msthusiast for the antique, Hamilton Tomkins, and Mr a Arthur Chesney is exceedingly funny as ...