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... Barchester, through Anthony Trollope's novels, and as we are with Castorbridge and Wessex through the guid. ance of Mr. Thomas Hardy. Several of the per- sonages in the new Chronicles have appeared in John Orlebar and Calmshire Folk. but only in a ...
... ONE PENNY. THE GERMS OF BOOKS. The Athenaeum recently contained a very interesting account an incident which gara Mr. Thomas Hardy tho germ of his novel of Teas of tho D’UrberTilles.’' Ho was standing one day at the comer of a street in small Dorsetshire ...
... editors” of the Jd/er are goi to make a new departure in their maga- zine. They are arranging for stories from the of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Walter Besant, and others. I trust, therefore, that in the future we shall not have too much, but just enough of the ...
... popular writers of light literatui-e are Rosa N. Carey, Edna Ljrall, Mrs Hungerford, John Strange Winter, Hall Caine, Thomas Hardy, Charlotte M. Yonge, Mrs Oliphant, and Miss F. Marryat. Dickens, Thackeray, Scott, Charles Reade, and George Elliot still ...
... held on Monday evening, in the Girl's School-room, when the Her. J. C. Roberts reviewed Far from the Madding Crowd, by Thomas Hardy, before a large audience. Mr. Hein7 Cooper ocespied the chair, and a very plasma mamas was spent. PAISINTA.TIOX.—Aar a ...
... Ic3B by Thomas Carlyle. Edited, with an Introduction and Notes, by R. P. Karkaria. Bombay: Carwen, Kane, & Co. London: T. G. Johnson, Times of India Office. ( 4 ) Tess of the d'Urbivilles ; a Pure Woman. Faithfully presented by Thomas Hardy. 13 vols ...
... Horseman’s-cotts res, fined js. and as. 6d. respectively, ter two boys ; Jamil Downs, St. George’s-plsce, fined as. fid. ; Thomas Hardy, 4, Union-court, fined jn.; WUHam RusstU, 1, Breed-lane, odjeuroedfora week; Wm. Bamaby, 37, Ruasell-street, fined as. ...
... exhaustive review of The History of David Grieve, by Mrs Ward, and of Jess of the D'Urbervilles, a pure woman, by Thomas Hardy. The reader of these reviews will get • good idea of both books. THE Rl' (Cassell & Co.) —This is a work we have no hesitation ...
... writers since Shakespeare have had so much of his skill in character delineation and true knowledge of human nature as has Thomas Hardy, and a dramatization of his first great succe►s, Fsr from the Madding Crowd, by so skilful a playwright as A. W. Pinero ...
... Autobiography of Marianne North, 2 vols. Twenty-five Years of St. Andrew’s, vol. 1, hy A. K. H. It. A Group of Noble Dames, by Thomas Hardy. Gossip in a Library, by Edmund Gossc. Across England in a Dog-cart, by J. J. Histiy. Japonica, by Sir Edwin Arnold. Essays ...
... a gift imbibed by his son; the father of D. L. Moody, the evangelist, was also stone-mason. The father and brother of Thomas Hardy, the novelist, are still engaged as builders at the hamlet of Upper Boghampton, near Dorchester, where the novelist was ...
... unanimous —Mr. John Curry seconded the reeolution. which was ill condemning the strike, and, gu where one well, no canned.—\lr. Thomas Hardy, of Felton, a member of the sympathy is expressed fur the :bee. Coke Drawers' Association of the County or Durham, moved:— ...