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... Mall Gazette remarks:—“ The labouring classes, ** said Mr Thomas Hardy, in an interview which representative had with him recently,“ are being raised by education to marvellous extent. ’* Mr Hardy probably referred to his own county of Dorset; in thej ...
... by B M Croker 3 The White Company, by A Conan Doyle 3 Tess of the D'Urbervilles, by Thomas Hardy 3 I Kirsteen, by Mrs Oliphant 3 , A Group of Noble Dames, by Thomas Hardy 3 The New Mistress The Lug of a Jack Tar, by Commander L Cameron 1 Healey, by Jessie ...
... has distinction and originalty. These are, nevertheless, qualities which the admirers of Mr. Thomas Hardy find him to possess in an unusual degree.’ ‘Mr. Hardy has certainly hada marked success in his attempts to invest local types with wide human interest ...
... beloved Wessex . People. k ?stuilv of ‘Tr. Thomas Hardy in thia month's Westminster Review (Edward Arnold, Bedford Street, W.C.), J. A. Newtnn.llobinson, comes very °PPortnnely. The writer considers that Mr. Hardy has no direct &sow from any yel l er novelist ...
... Cataracts, by Col. Butler, K.C.B. FICTION. Daniel Grieve, by the Author of ** Robert Ehmcrc” 3 vole. Tees of the D’UrberviUc*. Thomas Hardy 9 3 vole. That Stick, by Charlotte M. Youyi , 2 vole. The Baronets, by F. M. Peard, 2 vol«. The Wrong that was Done, by ...
... by Col. Butler, K.C.B. FICTION Daniel Grieve, by the Author of Robert Elsmcre, 3 vols. Teas of the D’Urbervilles, by Thomas Hardy, 3 vols. That Stick, by Charlotte M. Vonge, 2 vols. The Baroness, by F. M. Pcard, vols. The Wrong that was Done, by F. ...
... 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 ...
... influential support has been obtained of Lord Tennyson, Mr. Rudyard Kipling, Mr. J. M. Barrie, Mr. George Meredith, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Marquis of Lorne, Arch- deacon Farrar, the Right Hon. John Morley, M.P. ; Mr. Swinburne, Mr. Lewis Morris, Mr. Henry Irving ...
... Marion Crawford, George Meredith, Hall Caine, R. L. Stevenson, C. M. Yonge, William Black, Mrs. Oliphant, Robert Buchanan, Thomas Hardy, Grant Allen, James Payn, Mrs. Humphry Ward ; and among writers for boys: Henty, BaUantyne, Verne, Fenn. It is almost ...
... Marion Crawford, George Meredith, Hall Cries, B. L. Stevenme, C. 'M. Poop, William Black, Mrs Oliphant, Bohai Buctiansn, Thomas Hardy, Allen, James Payo, Mrs. Humphry Ward ; and rases writers for boys: Henty, Itallantyne, Terns, Poem It is almost impossible ...
... Mehl Guerra rtotisrks — The laboring classes,' mid Mr. Thomas Hardy. in an interview which a repreeentasive had with him moonily, are being raised by education to a marvellous extent. ' Mr. Hardy probably referred to his own county of Dorset ; is the ...
... Marshall, Dr. Edmond, Messrs. T. H. Hardy, W. Norris, St. J. Perfect, J. Parker, J. Keel, J. Tudbali, and others. Mr. Keltiewell gams a stirring address, which was with attention. A vote of confides by Mr. Hardy, seconded by Mr. Morrison' by the Rev ...