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... LITER. AT TIKE. THE DYNASTS. A Drama the Napoleonic Wars. By Thomas Hardy, Part First. 4*. 6d. Macmillan and Ce. THE RISKS OF The title Mr. drama, or (hastoric panorama, as may be more fitly termed, 'will compel a gpod! many 01 his reedors their dictaonanea ...
... By the Hon. J. SCOTT-MONTAGU, M.P. Exciting Wild Sport: Pig-sticking in India and Ceylon. REPLETE WITH literary, sociau Thomas Hardy AND DOMESTIC and His Books . FEATURES. A Pen-and-ink Partrait, LAGDEN’S LUCK A Strange Love Story; By TOM GALLON. Book ...
... PAPER FOR EVERY HOME Exciting Wild Sport: REPLETE WITH literary, social, Thomas Hardy Pig-sticking in India and Ceylon. and His Books: A Pen-and-ink Portrait. LAGDEN’S LUCK Strange Love Story: By TOM GALLON. Book Illustration: A Glance at its History ...
... DEATH OF MR. THOMAS HARDY’S MOTHER. The mother of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, died yesterday at the ago of 91, in the little thatched cottage which she had occupied all her life on the heath at Bock:ampton, near Dorchester. Mrs. Hardy, ...
... FORTHCOMING ISSUE: MOTORING FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT: the Hon. J. SCOTT-MONTAGU, M.P. Pig-sticking in India and Ceylon. Thomas Hardy and His Books: A Pen-and-ink Portrait. LAGDEN’S LUCK— A Strange Love Story: By TOM GALLON. Book Illustration: A Glance ...
... 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. ...
... 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 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 ...
... stitution his eorrow and condolence at orvel loss sustained by the death of Dr. Achille Viniras, the founder of the Mr. Thomas Hardy is at his home (cays the volume of “The “Beitich Weekly) meer Dorchester at the ...
... Auther ef ** The Masterfolk,’’ ‘‘ The Weoings of Jezebel Pettytfer,’’ &c. Through dreamy, sincere eyes, the large soul of Thomas Hardy looks out upen a sad werld, for which He seés hig great heart aches with an pity the immortals fer ever making sport of ...
... jarring in the chorus, Some of those who returned answers are Mr. Gosse, Sir Charles Dilke (who knows his France well), Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mi. Oscar Browning, Professor Marshall, * Carmen Sylva,’ aud M. Bjurnstjerne Bjoruson. These great people all think alike ...
... of a well-bred scholar, and hear of it in the accents of a clean-souled English gentleman. Next Article of the Series: “THOMAS HARDY.” ...