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... 1411141 et airman. ; a anataat play of wit sad sad • gin of lastantaaseas portssiturs; as CUMOLIANII. I Tug KARIM& DY Y THOMAS HARDY. TIMRS.— There is hardly • novelivt, deed Seim. who no skilfully heron:wises the poetry of morel Me with its penur7; TAR ...
... the Madding Crowd, and other works by the same writer. Not all, however, have known that Mr. Thomas Hardy, the author, was the son of a Dorset peasant. Mr. Hardy senior was naturally proud of his son's fame, but would never leave the quiet scenes amidst ...
... The Cat and the Kfngfither. STRANGE thingi bappen in Wessex, Bays Mr Thomas Hardy, and we believe him. A correspondent tells us a story which may well be the wonder of the country side. The scene is the village of Fordington, hard by Dorchester, and the ...
... emancipation, as he would be inclined to regard it, to a surfeit of petting and a want of healthy excitement and activity. Thomas Hardy, with his cynical contempt for the feminine nature, would fled vanity, love of finery, or even sndden impulse, sufficient ...
... Mr. Alfred Morrison has generously consented to lend some of his treasures for the occasion. —The Amadeu* ways — Mr. Thomas Hardy has reeeletly given Mr. William Strang series of sittings for an etched portrait, the result being the most socceesful ...
... announced at Rockhampton, near Dorchester, of Mr. Hardy, the father of Mr. Thoe. Hardy, the famous novelist. The deceased was a typical member of the clam of Dos set rustic folk from which Mr. Thomas Hardy draws his inspiration, and which has supplied the ...
... . The death i 9 anucunced Bockiiampton, near Dorchester, Hardy, the father of Thomas Hardy, the famoas novelist. deceased was typical member the cia33 Dorset rustic folk from which Thomas Hardy draws bis inspiration, and which haa supplied ...
... character; a constant play of wit aud humour; and a happy gift portraiture. THE CCEItULEANS. THE HERIOTS. WHE AT AND TAKES. BY THOMAS HARDY. TIMES.— There hardly novelist, dead or living, who so sailful.y harmonises the poetry of moral life with its penury. ...
... there is definite school. The most widely read just now are Sipusu, J. M. Barrie, Mr Kider Haggard the wane perhaps), and Thomas Hardy, a veteran who renewing bis youth, and their names excite very different reflections. And when there is most truth the ...
... week that vessel and her prize were recaptured. In 1806 he was acting lieutenant on the Tiiumph, then commanded by Sir Thomas - Hardy (Nelson's friend), and in 1808 he was master's mate on the Bellona. In 1809 Wallis, now a lieutenant, was wrecked in the ...
... entitleti The Olympian Religion, Mr Thomas Hrrdy's next story will aopew iu° ,e'ssl Tillotsoro and Sowd's Newsapper Syndicaue. Mr 1,10130 Jo*bneD~a ian ?? on ai VO 1160 Of OrW04os Elia)5 on the wok of Mr Thomas Hardy. It will con. tal a, bibliography by ...
... announced at Rockhampton, near Dorchester, of Mr. Hardy, the father of Mr. Thee. Hardy, the famous novelist. The deceased was a typical member of the clam of Dorset rustic folk from which Mr. Thomas Hardy draws his inspiration, and which has supplied the ...