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... -- In Ruteet Mantle (la!: of Rural Life in Warwickshire, - is dedicated by permission to the Countess of Warwick. What Thomas Hardy has done for Wessex and Richard Jefferies for Wiltshire. (verge Morley has endeavoured to do for Warwickshire. Mr. FR:Jerk* ...
... part of Ashbourne known as Sturston on Wednesday. The wells, which were two in number, were tastefully decorated by Mr, Thomas Hardy, a veteran in the art. One of the designs represented the Derby borough arms, Buck in the Park, and the other the main ...
... the simple title 'Poems. • • • • A tragedy in real life haa been engaging the attention of Mr. Thomas Hardy, who is visiting Switzerland. accompanied by Hardy. The mysterious of Mr. J. it. Cooper. of Reigate. on the Riffel Alp on June 24th excited the novelist ...
... LITERARY NOTES. Perhaps it is not generally known, says the I Bookman, that Mr. Thomas Hardy endeavoured to withdraw his novel of Jude the Obscure from I Harper's Maya:fne, actually requesting that Arm of publishers to cancel the contract. But it fousd ...
... LITERARY NOTES. Mr. Thomas Hardy has written a chatty preface for his Wessex Tales, which will be the May volume in the collected edition of his works He remarks that some apology may necessary for the occurrence of two hangmen in one volume of stories ...
... !is stories of soldiers and others.' and a tale. The Spectre of the Heal. which Was Written by Mu. Henniker and Mr. Thomas Hardy. lie next addition to the same series will be Day Hooks, by MISS Mabel E. Wotton. Mr. Lane k ireparmg for immediate ...
... long career the late Admiral had experience of position pootitle in the service. A great charm of the prefaces which Mr. Thomas ! Hardy is contributing to his Looks in the collected edition is the glimp,es of autobiography he gives us. He mentions is his ...
... passes to Gilbert White, and among later writers includes Richard Jafferies, Thoreau and Burroughs, both Americans, and Mr. Thomas Hardy. The second book is an Earlith translation—there has been none till now—by Professor Pyde, of Qoeen's Uaiveraity,Canada ...
... and engaged in journalistic and educational work in Glasgow. There be wrote his first book, and published it in 1887. Yr. Thomas Hardy, in a preface to the re-issue of Desperate Remedies in Messrs. Osgood's charming collected edition of his works, points ...
... great energy, and great views. Outdoor hours were curtailed and indoor study became much more a part of my life. • • Thomas Hardy writes his novels with copying ink. so that he always has a dupli , ate of each story on hand without invoking the services ...
... SECOND COURT. Before Sir Reginald Hardy. ASSAULT. Thomas Butler (on bail) was indicted for having committed a criminal assault upon Harriet Ecclestone at Haughton on March 27th.—Mr. Kettle was instructed to prosecute, and Mr. B. C. Brough defended.—Prisoner ...
... BY MR. R. T. A. HARDY. Parishes of ficrop_ton and Marston - 00-_pove, County HIGHLY VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY & ACCOMMODATION LANDS (being outlying portMns of the Hall Estate). BB SOLD BY AUCTION by Ma. R. T. A. HARDY, at the Cutle Hotel, Tutbery, on ...