... his most recent works Iselng on Fanny Burney and her Time ' and Horace .Walpole and Isis tlurld. The states that Mr. Thomas hardy and the Hat. Mrs. Hennik.r are collaborating in the writing of a short rotor; entitled -The Spectre of the Ilekl, which ...

... scenery, atmosphere and characterisation are necessarily changed from the French original. The book, which is dedicated to Thomas Hardy, in memory of the many happy hours passed in tthe Arcadia of your creation, is published by Mr. William Ileinemann. A ...

... GrepAw naturally takes the first place.. In oddities to 16 pages of coloured.illustrations, it contains a strong story by 'Thomas Hardy, entitled A Group of Noble Dames. The presentation plate, Desdettiona. makes a pleasing picture, and is of great artistic ...

... number her own Any'n-Suron Revair. which Mr. Lane will hero ready ou July Ct. Mr. W. L. Courtney is writing the bioerarhy f Thomas Hardy for the English Writers of To-day F. V. White and Co. will publish immediately • new novel by Mr. William Le Queue. ...

... the author, awl Lis autobiography, Twenty-Ave Years of Detective Life, should make racy and instructive reading. Mr. Thomas Hardy has been busy revising his works for the uniform edition which Messrs. Osgood are now to begin within the next few weeks ...

... Certainly the ancient house enjoys happier times to-day. Greatest Living English Novelist. The announce men — , that Mr. Thomas Hardy has written a play for the Dorchester Players. is A reminder that it is about fifty-five years since our greatest living ...

... to Far from the Madding crowd, which jiw appears in Messrs. Osgood and Kellvaine's six-shilling uniform edition, Mr. Thomas Hardy remiads his mars that it was in this book 'bat be first ventured to adopt the word • Wessex' from tie' pages early Englhili ...

... It. Bury is to edit for the same him. Mr. Bury is, of course, well known as an authority on this period of history. Mr. Thomas Hardy writes a preface for tie issue of his novel, The Return of the Native, in Use collected ealiuon. Budmouth, he tells ...

... betwixt Mr. Hardy's bus and mine. Mr. Hardy hat his steps on the Ambleside or opposite side to my bus, and whelthe ladies came up they went towards the steps. I did not leave my bus and go round. I knew the ladies came down with Mr. Hardy in the morning ...

... Dolman has • new and interesting story to tell of floe famous author of Ti- of the D'llrtervilles It appears that Mr. Thomas Hardy inns nde.l by his parents for the I Minh. and that he (-moor •sed with them by beconisto; an swele-lastiell architect. ...

... to be continued through the year. The numerous illustrations are fully up to their very high standard. The fact that Mr. Thomas Hardy was trained as an architect is recalled a preface which he has written Ice the issue of his story, 'A Pair of Blue Eyes ...

... 0 „ .. .. 590 „ „ 6.40 HARDY'S CHAR-A-BANC Runs between Grasmere and Ambleside Steamer Iler DAILY (Sundays excepted). THE Return Journey is one of the prettiest drives in the Lake Het, pulsing the residences of the late Thomas do Quincey, Hartley Coleridge ...