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... MR THOMAS HARDY. For the delineation of rural life with homely ) dialogues, Mr Thomas Hardy has long been considered facilc prin- ceps amongst novelists, but in the book which Messrs Osgood and Co. have just published he has struck an entirely new vein ...
... Men of the Day. I Thomas Hardy, novelist, was born in 1840, in Dorsetshire, and commenced his career as an aichitect. For an essay dealing with Coloured Bricks and Terra-cotta Archiaeoturew* he received the medal and prize of the Institute, of British ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, A OEATHf DEATHS. 35, June Mary, wife of Mr Thomas Hardy, agod 3 336 JAMRS. —Ou Sundry, the 7.}I jn. at Trryncirtl Ilrmse. Aht-rci r»», Dari.l William .1 ;unes. aged 41 funeral oil Thursday, the 241 h at 2 ocloek.9tS> ...
... Isabella. Hardy (Belle), eldest daughter of tho late Mr Joseph Hardy, inspecting engineer, Cardiff. TheRev. Joeph Baker, M.A., vicar assisted by the Rev. Roberts, B.A., conducted the ceremony, The bride was given awav by her uncle, Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr I Rohert ...
... - street, Cardiff, the wife of J. E. Griffiths, builder, of iL dpughter. 161 DEATHS. HARDY.—At 35, Pl^sturton-avenue, Canton, JaaeSlsl Mary, wife of Mr Thomas Hardy, ect 22. 326 JAMFS. -0.1 Sunday, the 20ih insl., at Twyncajm House, Aberca.ru, David William ...
... Evans, Mr Spencer, and Mr Hooper-Peter Cassidy, who was last week arrested as a vagrant in Cardiff, and gave his name as Thomas Hardy, was brought up in custody and charged with being a person under police supervision, and with failing to report bill coming ...
... G.O. H. Gilling, S.D. Albert Phillips, I.G. Joseph Thomas, steward Amos Jenkins, tyier John E. Bacon, assistant sec. H. Aildridge, steward. Past Masters Messrs J. H. Taylor, P.P.G.S.B.; C. Carey Thomas, P.P.G.S B.; R. J. Steward, T. Matthews, P.P.S.G.W ...
... speak of home interests and other interests. On Wednesday at 8 Mr A. Sampson will read a paper on the tales and novels of Thomas Hardy. CORY MKMORIAL HALL.—The Sunday services at this place will be continued to-morrow at 7 and 8.15 p.m. Each service lasts ...
... approach the stuge of rottenness.' As wo wero parting the gentleman said, You may be interested in knowing that my name is Thomas Hardy.' MK CHAMBKRLAIN'S BOAST. Mr Chambeclaiii'.s bonst that he did not take t-x^roise has benn frequently alluded to since ...
... Ceylon aroma, with butter, cream, and cheese from a dairy as clean and dainty as those pictured by a George Eliot or a Thomas Hardy in Derbyshire or Wessex. In that little world of dairy farms beyond Llanishen one feels the truth of Browning's sentiment- ...
... problem in their plays. The Independent Theatre, with all its horrors, sprang into being. George Moore turned novelist and Thomas Hardy wrote Tess. But in England the question has been mainly discussed as a problem of ethics. Abroad they are lighter-hearted ...
... but it really needs nothing more than love for Nature and a peaceful mind at tost with itself. ■ic In one of his novels Thomas Hardy speaks of a silent hill top where, on a still evening, one may see a visible movement of the stag's westward. It is so ...