... which Messrs Smith, Elder, and Co. publish, provides a virtually complete survey of Englieli novel-writing from Defoe to Mr Thomas Hardy. The book differs in scope and aim from preceding hietorits and studies c.. 1 the novel. The greater names have separate ...

... prelates such as Archbishop Biome, 'plenipotentiaries Lord Ceram and Mr Choate, novelists such as George Meredith and Mr Thomas Hardy, critics like Mr Edmund Gls*, and such footlight favourites as Miss Ellen Terry and Mr George Alexander, There should be ...

... as gilt•bonk.. from 'Thomas Hardy t the pm t. of three was • . copy of We're: Perm: awl other VefffM.' generratly iiiserhest To Algernon Charles Swinburne, whose genius ha been for more than thirty pan the charm of Thomas Hardy. December. 1898. Another ...

... very real pilgrimage to high and far-off things from mean and sordid beginnings. It seems to be the settled decision of Mr Thomas Hardy to write no more novels, and, though such a fine poem as that which he has contributed to this month's Fortnightly Review ...

... George Eliot, Wilkie Collins, and others ; more recently they have Maned editions of the work, of George Meredith and Mr Thomas Hardy. Mr W. J. Ham Smith announces a book of much interest to playgoers in Me H. M. Wa'brook's Nights at the Play,*' Mr Walbrook ...

... time to the cause of literal accuracy and exactitude. Apropos of the forthcoming Definitive edition of the works of Mr Thomas Hardy in seventeen volumes, it may be recalled that none of the three novels with which he began hi,. r weer as a writer— Desperate ...

... symposium, comprising personal recollections and opinions of Charles Dickens, by a number of wellknown authors and others. Mr Thomas Hardy says that, when a young man, he heard Dickens read from his books in Hanover-square Houma Mr Andrew Lang wonders who the ...

... MARRIAGES In the Upper Town Hall. Kinross. on the ins( , by the Rev. F. H. Williamsoo, B D., Thomas Grieve Whyte, to Cstherioe Brown, eldest daughter of James Hardie, Avenue Road, Kinross. At the Windsor Hotel, Glasgow, on Bth coat, by the Rev. James WMillan ...

... H. Harkness. Arranged hand basket of flowers—Thomas Henry, Muirs Hotel. Hand bouquet--A. Coutts. Table bouquet Mrs Falconer, I.evenibituk. li bunches hardy I Robert Curtis, 2 W. M. Harkness. bunches hardy annuals-1 Mrs Falconer, 2 James Laing. 3 Ponstemons-1 ...

... reek steady and flickerlan, doing away u ith that unnecessary strain upon the eyes, which is so hurtful Next week — 4 ' Thomas Hardy's WANTED. OY wanted at awe apply ll'ltaitt, . 1 1- 0 Hairdresser ...

... The result of the Elit?.' Manager -31 r Charles Duncan To-night and Saturday po.itively the last two performances of the Thomas Hardy's 3 act Dnuna— Tames CREED —Esisode 4 Monday, Tuesday, nod 'Wednesday, THE CUP Or CHANCE'• v r x p r n:is e of ...

... officebearers for the ensuing term:—Past Chief Ruler, Bro. JBB. Neve) , ; Chief Ruler, Bro. Thomas Mitchell; Deputy Ruler, Bro. R. Miller : Secretary, Bro. Jaa. Hardie, High Street, Kinross ; Assistant Secretary, Bro. D. Meldrum ; Treasurer, Bro. Wm. Milne: ...