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... New York; Francois Accum, the chemist; Bessieres, one of Napoleon’s beat officers ; Cuvier, the naturalist; Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Alexander Humboldt, Count Lavalette, the diplomatist; Judge Lowe, the founder of Boston Athetueum; Mehemet Pasha of Egypt; ...
... sincerely, William Archer, b ft\ Among tha subscribers are M. Barrie, Mrs Hugh ,tes t ley, Sir William Martin /1 Garnott. Thomas Hardy. 'V v Mr William Heinemann, George Maedonald. Professor n't Claude Phillip, JU Robins, Bernard Shaw, -ifl Tree, fish** ...
... got the worse of the quarrel, his face being in a rather dawaged condition Thomas Hardy, labourer, was charged with assaulting James Fraser at the harbour on the Bth January. Hardy admitted having struck Fraser on the breast with his head, but said that ...
... t the door of the book- ing hall at Grahaniston Railway Station (1) committed a breach of the peace, and (2) assaulted Thomas Hardy Duff, engineer, Dundas Street, Grangemouth, by striking bim two severe blows on the face with the clenched fists , and ...
... 1798-1831, we find a whole host of distinguished names:—Sir Ralph Abercromb} , Vice-Admiral Lord Collingwoodj Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, the Duke of Wellington, Viscount Hill, Henry Brougham, M.P., and the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, to pick out the most ...
... NOTES. XJJ.iJJi» - l Mr. Thomas Hardy has hie new work. the form, says, it has, d 0 been abridged and modibed i» This is, cf course, a matter oi jU ledge, but now wo are to obscure, it was written. Jude tue» w 1 jt Hardy tells us, resembles un derl»% ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... and engaged in journalistic and educational work in Glasgow. There he wrote his first book, and published it in 1887. Mr. Thomas Hardy, preface to the reissue Desperate Remedies Messrs. Osgood's charming collected edition of his works, points I hat material ...
... together with some others hitherto unpublished. One tale, of a dramatic character, was written in collaboration with Mr. Thomas Hardy. bears the title, The Spectre of the Real. Mr. Augustine Birrell is to provide an introduction and some notes for an ...