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... A NEW STORY, ENTITLED :ALICIA'S DIARY, BY THOMAS HARDY, :Author of Ceder the Tree, Laod:cese, Far from the Madding Creed. te., te.. WILL BE COMMENCED II TOO HERALD and WEEKLY lEEE PRESS, ON OCTOBER 15TH. • • ...
... A NEW STORY, ENTITLED ALICIA'S DIARY 111 , THOMAS HARDY, Avner Under the Gteeasood Tree, . Leedietsa, Far troth tc., WILL BE COMMENCED IN TUB HERALD and WEEKLY FREE PRESS, ON OCTOBER 15tH. ...
... Barnes, a cripple, was committed to the Sessions for doing grievous bodily harm to Thomas Hardy, a grinder. The prisoner—a very passionate man—bit a woman on the hand, Hardy, endeavouring te protect her, wu attacked by Barnes, who, swinging his crutch round ...
... sole result that there have been six failure*. I wonder (remarks the London eormapondent of the -Glasgow Herold) if Mr Thomas Hardy will follow Mr Blacktuore's example and himself undertake the draniatiastioa of The Mayer of ICssterbridge; for this ...
... MINBUZGE AID LONDON. A NEW STORY, ENIITLED ALICIA'S DIARY, BY THOMAS HARDY, Author of Uoder Greenwood Tree, For froth the Madding ic., WILL BE COMMENCED 11 TOO HERALD and WEEKLY FREE PRESS, OCTOBER Coming Events. DIARY Or EVTr.r.TA — INMENTS. SIEKTINGS ...
... test and most desenedly pepalaz fetus; their step. CHRISTIE MURRAY. MSS. ALEXANDER. B. L FAFtJEON, THE AUTHOR OF MOLLY • THOMAS HARDY. Eaeb ere Authors has well4faewn characteristic., di subject am& memo nature of plot, and et sad all wdi be reoesniml as ...
... DUNDEE BRANCH 8 &10 111711RAYGATE. In ail the Principal Towns in Eonlaw! and Scotland. A NEW STORY, ALICIA'S DIARY, BY THOMAS HARDY, Author et Under the Greenwood Tree, from the Madding Crowd, WILL BE COMMENCED IS TIIE • HERALD mid WEEKLY FREE PRESS ...
... be bed et a Closee!sbo sod sad at ill the Hetek & H. SMITH & CO., IDININDAN AND A NEW STORY, ENTITLED ALICIA'S DIARY, BY THOMAS HARDY, Authoe of .• l'oder the Greenwood Tree, Loodieeon, the Madding Crowd, &c., &c., WILL BE COMMENCED THZ 17ER.ALD and ...
... pepuler writers of Fiction; their Duties D. CHRISTIE MURRAY. SIRS. ALEXANDER, R. I. FARJEON, THE ACTHOR or MOLLY SAWN, ASIC THOMAS HARDY. Each& theor Pie Authen bass ell.asewo characteristics, developed in choice cf subject and scene, nature of plot, and of ...
... dasonedly popular t Notton ; thoir names see— D. CHRISTIE MURRAY, MRS. ALEXANDER, R. L. FARJEON, AL:THOR OF MOLLY DAWN,- THOMAS HARDY. Each of these Authors has well.known characterise ILI, de ,elopeel in of subject and wens, nature of plot. and stile of ...
... can sever he surpaseed : for its langnsge is the veritable Spirit if an Age, in] that age grand.st in the history elt Sir Thomas Hardy selects Is poetry three stanzas from Byroa's 11. of Lake Leman at night (Canto 111.. Maas= OS be 87). In prose he selects ...
... of the art of fiction,is relegated to the comparative ohseurity ofthe 26th position. Still more stuprising is it to find Thomas Hardy, who surely as a novelist is able to hold his own with Mr Black any day, placed 44th—outside of the charmed circle of the ...