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... Master of Ballantrae. much for style and popularity. There is very close fight between Mr. Justin M'Carthy (84) and Mr. Thomas Hardy (83). Mrs. Lynn Linton, Mr. Burnand, and Mr. Christie Murray aro companions in discomfiture. Mrs. Marion Crawford comes ...
... Ludgate Magazine. 'Tlhe question put to them was, Wiich of their own books they preferred. Mr. &T-orgc Meredith, Mr. Thomas hardy, Airs. Huraphry Ward, Mr. Ilenry James, and Mr. Anthcuiy 1ope prefer to leave the question unanswered. Sir Walter Besant ...
... blacking out process is to quietly dropped and Fielding and Smollott are to bo found places alongside those lilywhite purists Thomas Hardy and Ouida. The committee seeni3 to have come to the conclusion that as the roof has not fallen in on Tess of D'Urberviles ...
... 'oaled prior the year 189?.,. the property a tenant farmer- 1 Thomas J j S and 3, Thomas Best ca! ♦or tft '.cultural purposes, the property tenant farmer wholly dependent on .'arming: 1, Thomas Hardy; 2. Samoa] Baskev'llc. Crewe; 3, John Beckett, field.v.. ...
... . The Qu yofa represented by Sir Francis Knollys, the P in- Wales by Lord and the Duke of s the the Hon. Derek Keppel. Thomas Hardy, th For Lon- ist, and numerous county folk were also pre e de- Lorc Sarrssvry’s Sa accompanied by his daughter, left Charing ...
... constant play of wit and humour; and happy *• taneous portraiture. THE CCERULEANS. I THE HEE1 L WHEAT AND TARES. . , BY THOMAS HARDY. , j TIMES.— There is hardly novelist. who ao skilfully harmonises the poetry of moral penury. THE WOODLANDERS. WES3EX ...
... —IO 30, Bar. T. F. LOCKYEB, 8.A.; 2 30, Covenant Service, 6 30, Bey. G. T. NEWTON. Offertory. jptOME AND HEAR THE POPULAR THOMAS HARDY TO-MORROW EVENING 630. the HEW HALL, Chapel-street, Chester-road, Hnlmc, Mr. MEETINGS FOR THE MASSES (In connection with ...
... Continental views of the persomiel of British public life are curiously lopsided, and bouletardier; whose knowledge of Thomas Hardy and the Laureate is utterly vague could give you some sort of impression say, about v Sir Watkin. The best-known English ...
... the fact that they have got ships and men and money. As for the poets, they have broken out in several places. Messrs. Thomas Hardy and Conan Doyle have already struck the lyre, Mr. Rudyard Kipling threatens to do so on Tuesday next, and doubtless we ...
... aged years, the beloved child of John B. and A. Gatley. HOLEHOUSE.—On the 20th instant, at 9, Sunnyside, Chorlton-cam- Hardy, THOMAS HOLEHOUSE, late of Rothesay Villa, South Norwood, aged 71. LIGGETT.—On March 17th, at 31, Chapman-street, Oldham Road, ...
... form.) It is commonplace to say that a new novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy is a literary event of the first order. Since the days of the ' Trumpet Major ' and of * Under the Greenwood Tree,' Mr. Hardy—not then quite the popular author that later works have ...