... —Blot. der Street. The Passionate Friends. Regent. The Morning's War.—Salino ithstandlng, Mary Cholmondeley. A Man, etc., Thomas Hardy. The Per- The Wa Children The Pal Garden, h H. Ward. Tony, Woman IDevil's Woman Devil's (guider The Trutta. Changed ...

... F. J. Mortmief. F.R.P.S. ; Hugh Cecil, and Heath Robinson, arid reading matter by John Buchan, Mrs. C. M. Williamson, Thomas Hardy. 0.31.; Doris H. Bowden, and others, help to make up what is probably the best Christmas Graphic yet produced. Molly Leaves ...

... ; without a rival.'—Spectator It is real country in The Countryman.'—Field ' Makes one feel in the country.' —The late Thomas Hardy ' Impossible not to read it right through.'_. —Nation 'We have never come across so much good reading in one pair of covers ...

... M. Hoppa Eve Lester; 'y Mrs. Dielb, 3 vols. ¢ the Fair ont 3 wole, ; ty Margaret Veley, 3 vols. a the Two on Tower ; Ly Thomas Hardy, 3 ag of No Robtery ; Miss Betham Bé Passion Flower ; 2 vole. ‘Mr. ty Marion Crawford, p and ‘Mary 8t, John ; by Rosa Carvy ...

... the imposing mass of the Pyramid of Cestius, and generations of English pilgrims to this spot have doubtless asked with Thomas Hardy : Who, then, was Cestius ? I can recall no word Of anything he did; For me he is a man who died and was interred ...

... summoners. ham been hewed, and 871 8, w ,, the be hom taken place, 12 being imprisoned. i,„ •rmsel. C. Is , mil glad Mr. Thomas Hardy. in a letter to the sod torn save at the tires-Apply Harold speak. el the him, of Om, that whims trial Tolidey's where ...

... Little Minister. Bathsheba Everdene, of Hardy's Far from the Madding Crowd. Lossie, of De Morgan's Joseph Vance.—Fonoet. Tess of the D'Urbervilles. Jane. The Rosary. Dolly, Dolly Dialogues.—Squib. Tess, Thomas Hardy's Tess of the Wrrbervilles. Clementina ...

... Terrace, Edinburgh, the Ist Met., by the Res. John Cnnnln4haris, It D., milliliter of the parish of Crieff, and the Rev Thomas Hardy. .14er of the pub& of Fowliatteram, James E. Roes. Ah..rmirney, to Helen Johannie. elder and'&elter of the late John ) ...

... then comes Sir Squire Gerald au Maurier. Georg: , Charles Hawtrev, Charles n..erbohm Tree. Charles Wyndham. l!cnl, , tt. Thomas Hardy. but It is •. 1. tAir to ec.r.olete the lis:. for I feel ruin that all these hare their hosts rda r-rs who will not allow ...

... anonymous working men with a suggestion of the rhythm, continuity and laboriousness of their days : if English painting has its Thomas Hardy, I would say that Herman is his name. Among the water colours, an Epstein (Epping Forest) and several Keith Vaughans (figures) ...

... authors; they arc of globe Sao site, excellently tastefully bound a neat fawn-coloured cover. ThAR OF THE IrIIRBERVILLES. (By Thomas Hardy). Ties of the D'Urbarillas is the Ras* earsialy the moat popular, Dowel al famous writer writs were mesa* awarded the ...

... of 580 pages, containing examples of English poetry from the time of Chaucer down to the Song of the Soldiers which Thomas Hardy wrote on the outbreak of the war last year. The editor, Mr. George Beaumont, has made his selections with good judgment ...