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... topics who is much read. Rolf Boldrewood's Robber y under Arms maintains its popularity. Charles Kingsley more read than Thomas Hardy or George Meredith, who seem not to have impressed Leeds yet. For the majority of borrowers a taking title is half the ...
... upon the aojoining works of the company. The property and business of Mr Hardy has been parchased under an agreement dated the 13th day of Ju ...
... interesting review of present day literature in the short story, Mr. Fletcher did not relation tt • • t to round the praises of Thomas Hardy. He is admirer of the author of Tess, whose * has profited in bis own delightful fetches of rural life. the way, Mr ...
... ilieir authors. comedietta Davie, a farce by Colin Campbell, a dramatic intaieru Mrs. W. K. aid Mr. Walter }' .. .. Mr. Thomas Hardy, an .v.. ptc.i c: Thackenty Mr. •'. M. —these s.v ild prove int>. t: oamee go for anything. The parade of old members the ...
... in sub.seq.uent «da>on for the youthful weaknesses of Christie ki-'.stone, though few readers can discover them. Mr. Thomas Hardy ashamed of Under Tree and prefers to be judged by the -lude. do know that Disraeli did !;ke the republication of bis ...
... Gordon, junior, offers for re-election as auditor. THE West London Traraways Bill is dead. Do write themselves out ? Mr. Thomas Hardy thinks not. Tux: Doncaster Conservative Club has @ balance in hand of £143 13s. 11d. Mr. Tree has definitely decided to ...
... nHouse, Cheetham, Mancbester, and Fearran Coice, IDunoon. JOI1NSTON-WAIDA-June if th at CheshUnt. by the Rev. A, Brown, Thomas Mesterman Hardy Jobgtonet, &sq. of the Madras Railway. to Fmma Mary Olivia, daughter of the late Rev. Albany Wads, rector of Elton ...
... man has ervsr received. slao pubftwhed, though did not write, one of the hret worthy tributes to the now doauneot genius Thomas Hardy. The Review belonged to soma Congregational gentlemen, who maintained it lues, and when it was dis- Dr. said was like ...
... thing, these circumstances, that groat artist .shonl . n. it* luhilet hare limned thera for whilst they still e. isted. Thomas Hardy has done something of the sanv sort for the people Dorsetshire, bat even tartly mis scarcely painted picture so true that ...
... short but interesting paper, in which he compares the literary treatment the agricultural labourer by George Eliot and Mr Thomas Hardy respectively. Some other articles on miscellaneous subjects and some gossiping art notes make the number. The magazine ...
... of January, Mr. William Watson's Excursions in Criticism, Mr. Lionel Johnson's six essays on The Art Thomas Hardy, including a portrait Mr. Hardy, and a reprint of the first edition of Hazlitt's Liber Amoris, with an introduction by Mr. Le Gallienne ...