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... by means conspicuous for the cheapness for which their books are obtainable Swinburne and Tennyson, George Meredith and Thomas Hardy, only to mention the names quoted by your correspondent, are certainly not examples of particular cheapness, yet each commands ...
... Consedßsieoers was on Monday evening last. Present —Provost Dawsou r • Bailies Cuddie and Learmonth; Commisoioners Johm Hardy, Thomas Morton, James Archibald \ Henderson, James Law, James Maddan, stad William Hutton. The statutory account of all the monies ...
... evidently known the Scottish country people thoroughly, and possesses the power depict them with no ordinary skill. Mr Thomas Hardy, common consent has displayed commanding ability in his descriptions of our English country folk, but the appended extract ...
... LITERARY NOTES. Mr. Thomas Hardy has written a j|*jr for his W.ssex Tales, which will »'» olume in the collected edition of his remarks that some apology may seem for the occurrence of two hangmen in one stories. But then, he points out, t.ne of executions ...
... * Hymn of the the words and music being by the same composers. to the Dean of West- It is dedicated by permission ™'Me ‘Thomas Hardy is new serial story entitled ** The Trumpet-Major, DR which will begin in Gocd Words for January next, and be continued ...
... Mr Thomas Hardy, by common consent has displayed commanding ability in his descriptions our English country folk, but the appended extract relating to the courtship Kirsty Pringle her rustic wooer will in no way suffer by comparison with Mr Hardy, even ...
... the flaming politician— quickly became a member of the London Corresponding Society, and was on terms of intimacy with Thomas Hardy, Home Took, Thelwall, and others of the leading reformers of the period. On the apprehension of these worthies for treason ...
... friends of Parliamentary reform London met for the purpose of celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of the acquittals of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, John Thelwall, tee., from a charge of high treason At the last anniversary meeting it was unanimously ...
... propose to the name of Rev. Thomas Hardy. the (eighthl parish minister of Fowlis.Wester, and the talented writer ever ready with his pen to defend the Church of Scotland. (Applause.) The motion was unanimous) y agreed to, and Mr Hardy took the chair vacated ...
... LITERARY NOTES. There is an interesting personal glimpse Thomas Hardy in a preface he contributes to the forthcoming volume, A Laodicean, in h»» collected works. The writing of the tale, be states, was rendered memorable, to two person* at least ...
... West Port, Edinburgh, a veterau named Thomas Hardy, who served iu Nelson’s ship at the great sea-fight, and who also took part as one of the crew the Shannon, iu the memorable engagement with the Chesapeake. Hardy, though his 90th year, is still halo and ...
... In his country house Aldborough, in Suffolk, he is accustomed entertain such men ns Sir Walter Mr. George Meredith, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Barrie, and many others. He is graceful writer, and specially interested in the popularisation of science. Several ...