... OUR CHARACTER SKErCH. THOMAS HARDY. I test saw Thomas Hardy some 10 or 11 years age at • little dinner in the House of Commona. In those far-off days the accommodation for the stranger and the lady who were asked to dine with a member of Parliament was ...

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... adventui'c. both m mo,dent and character. It has thoroughly mteresting plot, and some of the dia. logue worthy of the pen Thomas Hardy.'’' G/oic. There is more stuff in Mr. D. G. Murray’i! Rainbow Gold ’ than hecatomb modern more life, more movement, more ...

... at the organ. In addition to the mounters of the ;revives there wren many representatives of Dorset county, inciuding Thomas Hardy, the aeveliet. ...

... rather-Thome= ( u on Horseback and Keeinild Blomfield (On Gerdes). and Grounds. ') Fiction is supplied hy W. !teasel and Thomas Hardy, mode/ the beading. A Strange Klopement ant On the Western Circuit. lb. Little kfermsid should not be ty the juvenile ...

... weir.? molortook also Ills tree ot btrallims. sorkwo laud lok. Itghtsaml r arm •• Ihp and *Ws Mt by Wes/meats Is the I Thomas Hardy. - _ _ Mr. Toms Ow* yrs.enl.s w• !Vicky. Ifs * lo torsoof WI an oo*Wartiesl wohiteet. sod statbod nr4se tier • Sys yrs ...

... charming Impression of Venice, and Phil Robinson • very clever entertaining Chat with she queen's Lion at the 'Zoo,' whilst Thomas Hardy discourses on Ancient Earth. st — jZieriTrld - AlT' — aad George Gigging on The or the ells. Borne dainty verses, dainty ...

... have decided that the wives of policemen called up to ioin the reserves shall live rout free the Somerset Assizes Wells, Thomas Hardy Trickor twenty-seven, has pleaded guilty stealing from his employer, Mv. o, Clißnl, Kenm-ilioH nearly £B,OOO- °° had ...

... chosen past and present authors for tl.e ground work of their stories. Such a map—to write at random—might allot Wessex Thomas Hardy ; parts of the metropolis to Charles Dickens and Walter Besant: ‘Thrums.’ inevitably to J. M. Barrie ; Cornwall to A. T ...

... uld are doing the same. The only novelists Mr. Macnamara could call mind who are generally sympathetic to teachers are Thomas Hardy and lan Maclnren. This attitude has tended to keep down the status of teachers. Besides. English people have no great ...

... reading world. The on the last-named I subject is written by Mrs. Oliphant, and forms • eganist those popular writers, Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Groot Allen, whose productions are in such great demand in our public libraries. This is what Mrs. Oliphant of ...

... found dead. There was hot a particle of fat on the hotly. The stomach contained only two handfuls of potato chips. Mr. Thomas Hardy has under consideration the project of dramalisiog his novel ** Teas,” with a view to tins impersonation of the leading ...