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... the Strana is Mr. Montagu Williams, Q.C., and there are the usual ' Portraits of Celebrities -Salvini, Corney Grain, Thomas Hardy, and Mis. Keeley being among those given. THE AMERICAN MAGAZINES The boom in Chicago, or the City of the World's ...
... credit with preparing what artists call a coloured sketch. He is not a colourist in the sense that Mr. Blackmore or Mr. Thomas Hardy are colourists; neither do his characters exhibit the irrepressible vitality of Charles Reade's men and women. But such ...
... 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 ...
... Hildebrand and the Princess Ida. By Major T. S. Leccombe ?? ?? ?? (Thomas De la Rue and Co.) 6 o The Sunday Magazine for ?? ?? (Isbister and Co.) 7 6 The Trumpet Major. Three vols. By Thomas Hardy. (Smith, Elder, and Co.) 31 6 Trade, Population, and Food. A ...
... MAITLAND. * Tad first few pages of this novel made us think-we venture to say they will make most readers think-that Mv. Thomas Hardy, with his stories of rural life, had found a serious rival. Chalkbourne Hill on. an autumn afternoon, with the waggons ...
... contains single novels by Mrs. Oliphant, Mr. David Christie Murray, Bret Harte, Mrs. Humphry Ward, Mr. Henry James, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Sir Henry Cunningham; together with a few hooks of more general interest. MESSRS. CASSELL'S JAPANESE LIBRARY. The ...
... of a 6d edition. LAiCHd-i. By Alexander Rogers. (Thomas Blarleigh. 3s 6d.) T:,1C RONaaNCE OF THE GYEYSTONES. By H. Arnold N'elson. (Ward, Lock, aud Co. 3s 6d.) THE GUIJSTAN. By Sir Edwin Arnold. (Thomas Burleigh. 3s 6a.) Lovic MADE MANIFEST. ly Gay Boothby ...
... A ?11 9 i-U?! A PAIR OF BLUE EYES, by Thomas Hardy, author of Un- der the Greenwood Tree, &c. (3 vols., Tinsley). This book abundantly confirms us in the high estimate of Mr. Hardy's powers which we had formed from his previous stories, whilst it ...
... foaled in 1891, third prize. Mr. Thomas Pearson, Manor az House, Garston, Lancashire; shire filly foaled ina' 1890, first prize, Mr. ?? Beckett Chadwick, i Crofton Lodge, Runeorn, ditto, second prize, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mere Hall Farm, A Knruteford, Cheshire; ...
... with Anne Garland's preference will be the least satisfied with the portrait of the true soldier and gentleman wshich Mr. Thomas Hardy has given us in the person of John Loue!at, Trumpet Major of the -th Dragoons. Perhaps there is some uncomfortable truth ...
... Irish Landlord and an. English M.P., a story, by E, C. Jeffreys (Digby and Long). Pp. 130. CA Group of Noble Dames, by Thomas Hardy (Osnod, M ilvaine. and Co.) Pp. 27L A Little Book of Western Verse, by Eugene Field (Osgood, Micllvaine, and Co.) Pp ...
... Army; and L, B. Walford contributes a capital descriptive sketch of the home of Charlotte Bronte. The novellette by Ur Thomas Hardy is written in that gentleman's inimi- table style. The Xautieal 1aqazine contains a scientific de- scription of tidal phenomena ...