... H Margetson. THE BETTER THING. By John Oliver THE HOMECOMING. A Poem by A MIDNIGHT BRIDAL. By Halliweli. Hobbes. Thomas Hardy. J Sutcliffe. DAWN. From thePamt.ngby T„ i G. Harcourt. I Illustrated by Seymour Lucas, R.A. THE KNIGHT AND Drawn by ...

... 5Trv^5 V iSruABER^ }S>°3. Hutbors. A. ST. JOHN ADCOCK. I CONSTANCE BEERBOHM. HAROLD BEQBIE. ESTELLE BURNEY. NORA CHESSON. I THOMAS COBB. PERCY GREENBANK. MYRA HAMILTON. ROY HORNIMAN. KEBLE HOWARD. GORDON MEGGY. HAROLD OHLSON. ARTHUR STURGESS. KATHARINE ...

... Year's Cards. FROM MR. JUSTIN McCARTHY AND FAMILY FROM MR. AND MRS. THOMAS HARDY, DORCHESTER FROM DAGONET FROM IRISH FRIENDS Oh, Here's a Pretty Christmas TWO CARDS FROM MR. THOMAS J. BARRATT OF HAMPSTEAD-- DRAWN BY FRANK DADD The Happy Arrival ...

... rapid idea of their merits. Mr. Henry Harland's new novel, for example, is reviewed at the length of three columns, and Mr. Thomas Hardy's play receives equally generous treatment. As a natural result, Mr. Eden Phillpotts' new romance is dealt with in six ...

... ONE OF THE GREAT UNACTED. AN UNREAL CONVERSATION WITH MR. THOMAS HARDY. T FOUND Mr. Thomas Hardy in his study, perched thoughtfully upon a brown-paper parcel about six feet high, which contained the manuscript of his latest comedy just returned by .Mr ...

... between Euripides and Thomas Hardy. It is true that in their women of strange, passionate, and irresistible temperament they display a similar tvpe of heroine, but it is equally true that Euripides never went so far as Mr. Hardy in revolt against the ...

... Howells and James. It is a curious thing that two American writers who stand for American literature as Mr. Meredith and Mr. Hardy stand for English literature that is to say, Mr. Henry James and Mr. W. D. Howells should both be engaged in obtaining local ...

... Doubles American Tournament (Miss Bateman and Miss Hardy coming next), and Mr. R. B. Ransford and L. V. Ransford won the Gentle men's Open Doubles. Mr. G. W. Vidal, who was coupled with Mr. G. A. Thomas, is a veteran who has played the game largely in India ...

... little difficulty in remaining head of the river. The crew is Balston, Seymour, R. V. Powell, Bot- field, Winthrop-Smith, P. H. Thomas, B. C. Johnstone, and Chalmers. Trinity Hall are not good, and will have considerable difficulty in keeping their place. First ...

... ARNOLD AUSTIN DOBSON H. W LUCY W PETT RIDGE ATHOL FORBES MISS BRADDON AND MANY OTHLR Stories Articles c. By SARAH GRAND THOMAS HARDY JEROME K. JEROME TOM GALLON ANDREW LANG WILLIAM LE QUEUX G. R. SIMS C. J. CUTCLIFFE HYNE AND MANY OTHERS 11= net WITH MANY ...

... EDWIN ARNOLD AUSTIN DOBSON H. W LUCY W PETT RIDGE ATHOL FORBES MISS BRADDON AND MANY OTHER! Articles ffl c. By SARAH GRAND THOMAS HARDY JEROME K. JEROME \k TOM A GALLON ANDREW LANG r WILLIAM LE QUEUX G. R. k SIMS |l C.J. K CUTCLIFFE K HYNE zZjA AND many others ...

... AUSTIN DOBSON H. W LUCY W PETT RIDGE ATHOL FORBES MISS BRADDON AND MANY OTHtfiS Storie$ Articles ftl c. Dy SARAH GRAND THOMAS HARDY JEROME K. JEROME TOM K GALLON ANDREV/ k LANG WILLIAM LE QUEUX G. R. SIMS i C- J- I CUTCLIFFE HYNE vX AND MANY OTHERS 1 ...