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... appears to aim at becoming favourite in the household. Good Word* has tho beginning of new novel, •The Trumpet Major,’ Thomas Hardy, tbe opening scene of which is laid in the Wessex coast. Tbe papers io the number are numerous and by writers of distinction ...
... the Maeiclan of Abbotsford, it not a. au im- SSter, at l“st us literary bom. -bo d.d not know SJ a t. novel-writing, now Thomas Hardy supplies littlo of -nAM«nt life ‘The Midnight Baptism. He calls Christianity. It i. rather pungent that counterfeit Cbriatlamty ...
... Bank, Inverness, to * daughter of Charles Lamond, Esq., audit inspector and the lio». John Cnnninghani. D.D.. and the Bor. Thomas Hardy, v! Eo '; Wester JAMES E. Bora, Abercmmey, Crieff, to HELEN jS*. eldeft ‘he late John Jo», merchant, Aberdeen, and meco ...
... Moliere, Goethe; like Jubal, the parent *ot all sack handle the harp and the organ.* * Fellow-Townsmen,* novelette Mr Thomas Hardy, will be found full of character, and very attractive. Illusions of Perception Is carefully wrought-ont study. Tbe condition ...
... Herbaceous flowers—l J. Lawrence, 2 D APPheraon. French marigolds—l Eotbiemay House. Thomas Wilson. Hardy annuals—l D. M'Pberron. 2 Botbiemay House. Antirrhinums—l Thomas Wilson. Bothiemay House. Double stocks—l Bothiemay House, i Bev. A. Youngson, Newnull ...
... amongst other famous authors who made their first literary attempts in Chambers wore George Meredith, Mr Stanley Wayman, Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr David Christie Murray, Sir Wemysa Reid, and Mr Leslie Stephen. Mr James Payne is also included, but he was, of course ...
... working tor the examination; and the Archbishop told me of with tears in his eye*/ In a review of tbe last novels by Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr Shorthonse, and Mrs Humphry Ward, we are given a lecture on * Culture and Anarchy —which is hardly after the style ...
... historical, literary, and public services of her spent itself in the Music Hail of the great granite city husband, Sir Thomas Duffos Hardy ; Dr Schmitz, Aberdeen.' Recalling the terms Assembly’s devi- . recognition bis services to classical sion. and tho ...
... hypenrsthetic nerves Mr W. J. Thomas replies to the Rev. T. Lloyd Williams, who, recently to the 'National,* wrote holding the Established Church of Wales, and mate. phoricxUy cursing every weapon fashioned against her. Mr Thomas says some severe things against ...
... Baxter’s paper contains some capital illustrations of the wit and wisdom of the countrymen with whom her father and Mr Thomas Hardy have made us so familiar. Cassell's Family Magazine for April ought to be consulted all who wish to become good-looking ...
... demonstrated to the world that be can write a novel which can placed beside the masterpieces of George Meredith, even of Mr Thomas Hardy. It is likewise true that nearly all modern writers of Scottish fiction describe not tbs life to-day but the life of yesterday ...