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... being occasionally cynical, Tne story is an entertaining little comely and “ ends a perfectly satisfactory mxaner. Mr. Thomas Hardy describes the ancient earthworks near his beloved Casterbridge (in the index number this is obligingly but quite unnecessarily ...
... and the illustrations are excellent. Mr. Thomas Hardy describes some “Ancient Earthworks Casterbridge,” the “Mai Duo,” “Castle the Great Hill,” a Belgic fortress subsequently occupied by the Romans. Admirers Hardy’s tales will recognise the camp as old ...
... morniofirand evening. Maiden Castle.—ln the Christmas number of the Ervjlisk Illustrated Magazine is an article br Mr. Thomas Hardy on * Ancient Earthworks at Casterbridge,” illustrated by four excellent photographs of Maiden Castle by Mr. Walter Pouncy ...
... two of his most recent works being on “Fanny Burney and her Time” and “Horace Walpole and bis World.” The states that Mr. Thomas Hardy and tho Hon. Mrs Uenniker are collaborating in the writing a short story entitled “The Spectre of the Real,” which will ...
... injuries were chietiy about the legs and lower poitions Thomas HARDr.-The SI. James'* Gazette says A paragraph been going the round of the Araenoan papers which it i« stated that Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been sick unto death, and that great ...
... the same evening. The pilgrims return to London on March 3rd, in the evening, The annual Dorset hiring fair, of which Mr Thomas Hardy gives a vivid description in one of his novels, was held at Dorchester yesterdsy. There was no political demonstration ...
... forth the survival of a picturesque old rite,. Garland Sunday in Dorsetsbire, which last canvas might perhaps interest Mr. Thomas Hardy as well as the folklorist. Tn. collection of pictures in eoenection with the forthcoming Exhibition of Gardening and Forestry ...
... very fine one, and has given the artist some good ideas lor illustration. The number contains also sixteenthcentury story Thomas Hardy, study, or rather a caricature, woman’s nature John Oliver Hobbes, pathetic Indian story Flora Annie Steel, and very s ...
... Hatchett. Lyme Regis, the wife of Mr. G. Haim of • . HAEDY. -Feb. 11, at Spring llcad Cottage, Uplyme, the wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of • NW. HARIVIBVILO.-Feb. IS. at Lee's Buildings, Honiton, the of Mr. A. Harenlantg, of 1 son. Ualtate.-Feb. 17, at Mount ...
... Balsams, 2 1,8. Thomas; 3.A. Alborough :3. W. Bray, Begonias, tuberoar rooted, 2 ; 1, A. Alboroagh ; 2 M. Thomas ; 3, Sarah Thomas, Beat plant, any variety ; 1, A. Alboroagh ; 2, M. Thomas. CUT Flowers.—Table bouquet: 1, A ; 2, 8 . Thomas ;3 ...
... IS, 6, Salisbury-terrace, Reckleford, Yeovil, the wife of Mr. \V. H. Hallett, a son. Hardy. —Feb. 14, at Spring Head Cottage, Uplyme, the wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of son. Harenburg.—Feb. 13, Lee's Buildings, Honiton, the wife of Mr. A. Harenburg, of ...
... players. Sng ful '- pa * I>iUtUre3 KV - . July T Unwin), « persons, past and ,1! fiDd >' »(lin«lv readable th p number, on Thomas Hardy, 'l . !| °o !f;ao r, hoalvini. and Dean Swift. V . “• ..Psnuell have a most tantalising ..The Most Picturesque Place in ...