... these things establish a strong likeness betweem I it the ideas of Thomas Hardy with regard to art er.) and the life-lng gospel preachedl bv Gustave :ive lFlaubert. And yet Thomias Hardy is the most sld personal of writers. Between the lines of nearly ...

... ?? r' , THOMAS IfA L?l) Y. 4n'-.417~i t ?? 1s i !.tinseS 44'- 4. tW 'jlnrR[iL of 1 I1t . .. ;. ?? . 5:l ?? l zt'. ¼',--i.'x i'a2 7h'ii f~l.|t~tL~it' i:u ?? it aS Wty t55'I ,! entt'l'l i I Thii, 11nnaU3, itisens f~v~g '.Ll.3 d r.witii viti ft ( ?? t ...

... THOMAS HARDY AT HO . . In an illustrated interview with Thomas aippears in Te Young Man tor Marcl deolares that it is by no means difficult t tlory. 1 like doing a ahort story Occasion: if only as a rcliat to the tension ot writinl .-V. * novels ...

... AflTS in my chequeted life; thefr is not one I regari as having been spent more happily. THE GOSPEL OF THOMA.S HARDY. And now, what is the gospel. of Thomas Htaudy? Do not expect me to embody in the ocuelduding parngntph of a shoot a6cle a theme whichl within ...

... Kenmire, 53 years of age, residing in Muzrray's Yasid, Mulgrave Terrace, Gate;xead, being run over by a brake driven by Henry Thomas Hardy, who Is now in custody. The Chlef-Oonstable (Mr J. Elliott) re- ports that he was standing near the railway bridge at the- ...

... HODGE AS I KNOW HIM. A TALK WITH MR. THOmAS HARDY. THE ridge of a noble down, dark outlined against a pale green sky; a small red house standing in its own grounds close to the ancient town ofV Casterbridge-I mean Dorchester; a little drawing-room, ...

... The Cat and the Kfngfither. STRANGE thingi bappen in Wessex, Bays Mr Thomas Hardy, and we believe him. A correspondent tells us a story which may well be the wonder of the country side. The scene is the village of Fordington, hard by Dorchester, and the ...

... housekeeping ?? Jude, if he will aconsent to the artaugement, but- dis. tinctly on the. terms i: 'platanie philesophy. T'homas Hardy is,-'videnly. deternfited to 'invent a,, new' wan`-of his own. ...

... fantastic dry point etching, Adoration of the Shepherds. Mr. Strang's skill in portraiture is seen in half-lengths ot Thomas Hardy, Esq., Cosmo Monkhouse, Esq., and ' Robert Louis Stevenson, all distinctly characterised and executed, with little ...

... Emerson, P.M., Thomas Hardy, P, M P. P. G, P W. T. Wa -nu, M. Taylor, W. 9 Addison,;W Turner, Thomas Linton Whitworth t1 Lodge, No. 1,932: T. Farthing, P.M., ?? r, W. J. Sanderson, P.M., ; John Teaodale, P.M. t] Barnard Lodge, No. 1,230 : Thomas Douglas, n ...

... On the other hand sh fails to discover anty humour in Thomas Hardy, calls Dickens vulgar, and regards Sir Walter Scott as dreary and .westing in animation. It is curious how tastes differ. Mir Hardy may be l~h to make his own defence. It isf impossible ...

... the *e literary matter in the Christmas number pf the F( ?? London News is guaranteed by the p names of Bret Harte, Q,' Thomas Hardy, u and J. M. Bsarris, while the engravings which # an are profusely scattered through the number are ul admirable. The ...