... the Academy and the New Gallery. . T -. -m Mr. J. Stanley Little answers in the Literary World the recent attack on Mr. Thomas Hardy The Quarterly Review This much-debated article was entitled Culture and Anarchy Where is the culture and where is the anarchy ...

... recent works might form convenient setting for the real purpose of the article, which is clearly to vilify Mr. Thomas Hardy. Away from Mr. Hardy the writer’s criticisms and opinions are worthy of respectful consideration, though they are couched in the language ...

... their recent works form a convenient setting for the real purpose of the article, which is clearly to vilify Mr. Thomas Hardy Away from Mr. Hardy the writer’s criticisms and opinione are worthy of respectful consideration, though they are coached in the language ...

... regarding the Academy and the New Gallery. Mr. J. Stanley Little answers in the Literary World” the recent attack on Mr. Thomas Hardy in The Quarterly Review.” This much-debated article was entitled Culture and Anarchy ?” Where is the culture and where ...

... pages, and that the criticism of their recent works form a couvenicet for the real purpose article, which :3 to vilify Mr. Thomas Hardy.' Away from lir. H writer'. criticisms and opinions are wo:thy of respe. , :t.: c• - misideration, though they ere' couched ...

... of the Orwell, for Rochester; Amy, for London; Thomas and William, for Ramsgate ; Blazer, for London; Ocean Queen, for London; Sensation. for Shields; Foyle, for Bull; Thomas and William for Rye ; Hardy, for Rye; Cumbrae, for South ampton ; Marlborough ...

... barge, from Loudon, with beach, for John Jackson. Betsey, sloop, from Rye. with beach, for John Jackson. Hardy, sloop, with beach, for John Jacksou. Thomas VVm., sloop, from Ramsgate, with saud, for Johnson and Co. James Siinpsou, from Guernsey, with stone ...

... Matthews was brought up in custody on a charge of stealing two shoes, of the value of Gs., the property of Messrs. Freeman, Hardy, and Willis, of Aylesbury, on the 28th April.—William Eborn, an errand boy in the employ of the prosecutors, said that on the ...

... Offen, F. P. Thirkell, Geo. Sivyer, F. J. Elliott, J. Stapley (Heartsap), J. Witherden, George Freed, A. Levett, J. Watts, Thomas Friend, A. Oliver, B. Dovey, and F. Checksfield.—The following members were initiated : Thos. Wells, Esq., of Randolphs (who ...

... daughter. HAM., i>:h inst., At 7. Cadogan road, Surbiton, the wife of 1.. Hall,, daughter. HARDY !oth in it., at No. 4. Beaufort road, Surblton, the wiro C. Hardy, of a daughter. HII.L -On the inst.. »t The Lindens, Kpsom. the wife Lionel -irneaux 1, M ...

... Lucas, Mr Knowle Fenn. Mrs S Kensford. Mr and Mrs Thomas Bond. Mr J F Mills, Mr and Mrs L Mackey, Mr and Mrs G Wingrovs. Mr sad Mrs Pearson Mr Inge. Mr and Mrs T Homo, sham, Mr and Mrs Willis Hardy, Mr T Hardy, Mr L Dravcon, Mr and Mrs John Petworth. Mr and ...

... Rhubarb-Il, Thomas Hambridge, Wytham : 2, Jonthth ue Hastings, Wythami ; 3, Charles Styles, Wytham; .4 lb. William Gibes, Wytham. t it Brochl-I, Thomae Hamabrid ge; 2, John Hastings ; 3, W.,y la- Gila. y Cabbage-i, William Giles; 2, Thomas 9Hambridge; ...