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... represented by suggestive bit social prophecy and philosophy, entitled, The Upward Pressure. Robert Louis Stevenson, Thomas Hardy, and other distinguished names are on the list of contributors. The exhibition number of Scribner is altogether a remarkable ...
... finest contemporary thought and action. Thus the first part will contain drawings of Sir Frederick Pollock, Bart., and Mr Thomas Hardy ; while amongst those who have already sat, or who have promised to sit, are: Mr Grant Allen, William Archer, Mr Robert ...
... cheaper edition should largely increase the number of its admirers. t.2a 6d.) Mr W. L. Courthit is writing a monograph on Thomas Hardy for the English writers To-Day Series, which Messrs Greening & Co. recently inaugurated with Mr Monkshood's Rudyard Kipling ...
... and Thomas Hardy. Both are admirable pencil sketches in the manner which Mr Rothenstein has made peculiarly his own. The simple lines are full of vitality and character. The sense of cultured repose in Pollock, and of energetic movement in Hardy are ...
... Journal. In the latter article interesting information is given regarding forgotten bits of work from the hand of men like Thomas Hardy, Conan Doyle, and W. Hale White. Mr Clement Shorter continues his gossip on books with a free anil easy chat Omar Khayyam ...
... ng Revue Mois, in the French section. L' Anarchisme dans I'Art, by Eugene Muntz, and Von Englischen Buchertisch: Thomas Hardy and lludyard Kipling, by A. Brandl, are two articlos of special interest in number of this excellent international magazine ...
... &c. ; but the article is rather stale and unprofitable. Harriet Waters Preston contributes a very readable sketch of Thomas Hardy, and Mr Edmund Goose finds congenial scope for his literary gift in a short sketch of Sarah Siddons. All the other contents ...
... Mr William Wharton discusses English Fiction in an article in which praises strongly the work of George Meredith and Thomas Hardy. Mr Louis Menard's second article on Women and Christian Morals is given, and there is a scathing article Competitive ...
... juveniles. Mr Augustin Filon in Le Roman Anglais en 1896, writes admiringly of the recent novels of George Meredith, Thomas Hardy, S. R. Crockett, and others. He has a very strong word of praise for Crockett's '• Grey Man, the historic spirit of his ...
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... inst.. by the Rev William Gordon. James Craigie. to Frances Elizabeth Stewart M'Hardy. fourth daughter of Charles M'Hardy, Tomintoul. At 12 Seagate, on the lith inat.. Thomas Baptie Herd, to Maggie, daughter of the late Francis Bremner. fltJrtU. Seariew ...