... dignified father with Mr. Hardy the attachment is one of friend to friend, to a friend with an infinite gift of sympathy and helpfulness. When all is said, here are two great men of whom our age has every reason to be proud. MR. THOMAS HARDY. Photo bu Wheeler ...

... OUR GREATER NOVELISTS AS POETS. MR. GEORGE MEREDITH AND MR. THOMAS HARDY, LONG RECOGNISED AS THE FOREMOST BRITISH NOVELISTS OF THE AGE, HAVE PUBLISHED THEIR COLLECTED POEMS. Almost simultaneously have appeared the poetical work of the two greatest living ...

... Finchle}*, is an up-to-date dairy of the most advanced type. It is, perhaps, less romantic than the dairies which Mr. Thomas Hardy peoples with his Tesses and his Margery Tuckers, but for a worlc-a-day world it is distinctly more satis factory. The buildings ...

... find him bread-and-butter and some extra dainties too. I sincerely hope the author of Lorna Doon will soon be better. Mr. Thomas Hardy, if novel-writing failed, could afford to view the failure with equanimity that is to say, as far as his pocket is concerned ...

... parts with marked success. The three one-act plays in which she appeared were by Conan Doyle, Lady Colin Campbell, and Thomas Hardy, and she had good Press notices for all. But by far her greatest achievement of last season was the work she did in her ...

... Bond Street, of Mr. Thomas Hardy's specialised county of Wessex, is one which should interest not only artists, but also all those lovers of English literature and they include all lovers of English literature who admire Thomas Hardy and the particular ...

... Foreign Policy, a short piece by Dr. Conan lloyle Bud and Blossom, by Lady Colin Campbell and The Three Wayfarers, by Mr. Thomas Hardy. Some months later, in the February of 1894, she found herself once more at Terry's, playing with Mr. Weedoti Grossniith ...

... is one of the safe guards of the national temperament. Among his story-tellers Mr. Spurgeon counts Ouida, Miss Braddon, Thomas Hardy, W. Clark Russell, Max Pemberton, Justin McCarthy, Mrs. C. N. Williamson, Grant Allen, Silas Hocking, Conan Doyle, S. ...

... Professor Laughton, entitled The Nelson Monument. This book ADMIRAL COLLING WOOD, WHO LED THE SOUTHERN LINE AT TRAFALGAR. SIR THOMAS HARDY, INTO WHOSE ARMS NELSON FELL AT TRAFALGAR. THE BATTLE OP TRAFALGAR, FOUGHT OCT. 21, 1806. FROM THE PICTURE PAINTED FOR ...

... completed for American use a dramatised version of Tcssof the D' Urbcnillcs, which has met with the formal approval of Mr. Thomas Hardy, an 1 will be forthwith produced by Mrs. Maddem Fiske. When are we in London to he allowed the long-promised treat of seeing ...

... it a long while ago. Mr. Morley Roberts is another novelist who promises to turn playwright, and so are Mark Twain and Thomas Hardy. It is hardly surprising. The profits of the successful drama must be very tempting to those writers, who feel that they ...

... under the celebrated painters Henner and Carolus Duran. Her portraits in oil of Lady Jeune, Mr. Justin McCarthy, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, which were exhibited at the Academy and New Gallery, show the French influence but the miniatures are purely English in ...