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... D By THOMAS HARDY. In One e . Vol., uniforin with the Author's Favourite Edition. With Frontispiece Etching, crown Bvo,, cloth gi t, 6s. “ Mr. Hardy has never written anything finer than the pages-in ‘ The Well-Beloved.'— Saturday Review THOMAS HARDY’'S ...
... towns and from war’s horrors. In gerhaps the best semi-military novel that has een written within the last twenty years Mr. Thomas Hardy gives us a pleasing picture of the warrior’s keen interest in things pertaining to the farm and the land. “The Trumpet- ...
... this, perhaps, its chief merit lies. The only other living auth rwe can think of who is capable of such fine colouring is Thomas Hardy. Mr. Parker’s description is as net:;rerfection as it is possible to be, and proves that he is possessed of a rare and ...
... banjo, and is capable of getting as much music out of that instrument as it will yield under the severest pressure. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who takes a prominent Elwe in the front rank of English novelists, was rn in 1840 in Dorsetshire and commenced his career ...
... mistake in the cheers of the crew on my taking her in tow.” Itis nevertheless a true story ; through the kindness of Sir Thomas Hardy an inquiry was Mmade among the old pensioners of the Marlborough in Greenwich Hospital, and two of the most intelligent ...
... they are amused. J ude the Ob cure, she goes on, is unmistakably the worst book that Mr. Hardy has ever written. Now in a mere matter of knowledge of Thomas Hardy I will back myself against Mrs. Crawford, and, to be truthful, I do not like Jude, for ...
... Clifford John Oiiver Hobbes W. E. Norris 8. R. Crockett Anthony Hope James Payn George Gissing Henry James W. Clark Russell Thomas Hardy Rudyard Kipling Florence Warden Beatrice Harraden Mrs Lynn finum Stanley Weyman FIRST NUMBER, PRICE Gd., on MAY 1, 1895 ...
... mast popular are Rosa Nouchette Carey, Miss Braddon, Robert Buchanan, Black, Ouids, Mrs. Forrester, Rita, Mrs. Riddell, Thomas Hardy, Christie Murray, Clark Bussell, and Florence Warden Amonget youngor writers, Rider Haggard's books, Mr. B. Norris’s books ...
... 20, servant, pleaded guilty to baving obtained, by false pretences, two pairs of Lu.ulu 16e. 104, the pw:«r of Thomas Freeman, Arthar Hardy, and Henry Willis, on the 35th Ju.lmd- Mr. Stone prosecated, and Mr, Dickens defonded. Court passed sentence of ...
... officiating minister, and he delivered a most Puthetic and appropriate address in the chapel. Remarks were also made by Mr. Thomas Hardy and the Rev, Bennett Anderson, of Liverpool; Mr, M, Moseley, of Bishop Auckland ; and Mr. W. H. Whitehead, all of whom ...
... SoCIETY. —On Tuaesday night a lecture was given in tte Temperance Hall, to a fairly good and very attentive andience by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Liverpool, District Superintendent of the United Alliance. Mr. Beever presided, and expressed himself as an abstainer ...
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