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... NOVELIST. Thomas Hardy. By ANNIE MACDONELL. London : 'fodder and Stoughton. A N enthusiastic admirer of the new novelist of Wessex has written for the Contemtoraty Writers &ries several essays of appreciative, if nut discriminating criticism. Thomas Hardy ...
... the Four Sides of a Pedestal. By A. C. Swinburne. The Outbok in France. 11. By W. H. Hurlbert. For Conscience Sake. By Thomas Hardy. The Crisis n the Eastern Soudan. By Hugh E. M. Stutfield. The Poet Verlaine. Hy Edward Define. Rossetti and the Moralists ...
... BOOKS OF THE WEEK. Thomas Hardy. By Annie Macdonald. (London : Hodder and Stoughton.) Love and Quiet Lift. By Walter Raymond. (London : Hodder and Stoughton.) Peg, the A'ake. By Rita. Three Vohs. (London : Ilutchinson and Co.) The Critical Review of ...
... the luckless gerund-grinder. Indeed, the only notable exceptions among novelists of this generation are said to be Mr. Thomas Hardy and lan Maclaren. It is a serious outlook, for, according to the author of the protest, this treatment is calculated ...
... Mn. WILLIAM HARDY has been appointed Deputy Keeper of the Records, in place of Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, deceased. The appointment is in the gift of the Master of the Rolls. Mr. Hardy, who is a brother of the late Sir Thomas Duffus ...
... CONTENTS. ON THE FURTHER SIDE OF THI STREAM THREE YOUNG WOMEN WERE KNF.F.I.ING. Illustration for The Simpletons, by Thomas Hardy. I)vawn by W. Hatherell. Frontispiece. AN ARABIAN DAY AND NIGHT. A LITTLE JOURNEY IN FRENCH AFRICA. Puultney Bigeluvr. ...
... prose from the Book of Common Prayer; Mr. Thomas Hardy falls back upon Byron—and defends his taste—for poetry, and turns to Carlyle and the Bible for prose ; Mr. Andrew Lang quotes Homer in poetry, and Sir Thomas Malory in prose; Mr. Lilly turns to Dante ...
... authoritative by scientists than the former. Among living novelists, Mr. George Meredith is most appreciated in Dundee, and Thomas Hardy ranks next. William Black has waned ; so have George MacDonald, Mrs. Oliphant, James Payn, Walter Besant, Bret Harte, Mark ...
... Parliament. The Light of the West. By Colonel B:itler, C. B. Blackbird. By R. 1). Illackmore. The Rustic of George Eliot and Thomas Hardy. By C. Regan Paul. Miss Martha's Bag : a Novelette. By Alice Corkran. A Plea for Health Guilds. By Alan S. Cole. Bogies ...
... Marlborough. 3. The Death of Arakel. By Edmund W. Geese. 4. Miracle Plays. 3. Illusions cf Perception. 6. Fellow Townsmen. By Thomas Hardy. T. Russia. I. Jacobins and Levellers. 9. The General Election. to. Selected Books. C. REGAN PAUL aad CO.. I. Patersoa ...
... document of somewhat similar tenor, and dated 1374, is printed in the Registrum Dunelmense, edited for the Roll Series by Sir Thomas Hardy, vol. iii., p. 526. But in this case, that which is given is the certificate not of the Bishop himself but of the consecrator ...
... Provost of Glasgow ; Sir George Grey, Lord Knutsford, Mr. Bryce, M.P., Sir Albert Rollit, M.P., Mr. Frederick Harrison, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Sir Arthur Arnold, Sir John Lubbock, M.P., Sir Frederick Pollock, Mr. John Burns, M.P., and a host of others whose names ...