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... these things establish a strong likeness betweem I it the ideas of Thomas Hardy with regard to art er.) and the life-lng gospel preachedl bv Gustave :ive lFlaubert. And yet Thomias Hardy is the most sld personal of writers. Between the lines of nearly ...
... THOMAS HARDY. I first saw Thomas Hardy some ten or eleven years ago at a little dinner in the House of Commons. In those far-off days the accommodation Tor the stranger and the lady who were asked to dine with a member of Parliament was very different ...
... THOMAS HARDY (NOVELIST). In some respects Thomas Hardy is the most impersonal of novelists. The stern self-repression of his art—his determination stand outside his characters and remote fromthem ; his idea that the novelist should be in oppearance at ...
... MB. THOMAS HARDY AND M&- HARWOOD, JLP. Spsakfag wanoi meeting held Oarwen Mr. Thomas Hardy, Stoks-ooTYent, referred the altitude of Mr. George Harwood. for Baltou. oo the temperance qumtion, sad mid that judged their actions some men might living the ...
... AflTS in my chequeted life; thefr is not one I regari as having been spent more happily. THE GOSPEL OF THOMA.S HARDY. And now, what is the gospel. of Thomas Htaudy? Do not expect me to embody in the ocuelduding parngntph of a shoot a6cle a theme whichl within ...
... OUR CHARACTER SKErCH. THOMAS HARDY. I test saw Thomas Hardy some 10 or 11 years age at • little dinner in the House of Commona. In those far-off days the accommodation for the stranger and the lady who were asked to dine with a member of Parliament was ...
... A DRAMA BY MR. THOMAS HARDY. Ur. Thomaa Hardy baa completed bis drama bonded “Tass tbs D’UrbarriUea, and will be produced, I believe, next autumn bj Ur. Forbee Robertson the Ljoeum. Mr. Robertson will play Angel Clare and Mrs. Patrick Campbell will be ...
... THOMAS HARDY. (MOM THE • WEEKLY • I first saw Thomas Hardy some ten or eleveo years ago at a little dinner in the House of Commons. In those far.off days the accommodation for the stranger and the lady, who were asked to dine with a member of parliament ...
... MR THOMAS HARDY AND HIS CRITICS. It is so seldom that Thomas Hardy withdraws from his almost seclusion that even a short letter:from him in a daily pajier will read with interest. JScmeone in the Chronicle having vented a suspicion that Mr ...
... UNITED KINGDOM ALLIANCE. WELCOME TO MR. THOMAS HARDY. On Timidity a meting wee PAM in (ha owe Hanley, the orwly.appointed arm the breach of the Visited K A Iliante dietriet. Mr. Harty. who Mr. K It who has to thotber diatrot. hes In. 6.• yew, temper.* ...
... Mr. HARDY, 56, Heron Street, Teuton, Btoke-ou-Trent, George, Wilmslow 1 0 Jacaw.n, At thur, Wilmslow 10 6 Carr, Aid. W., Upton, Macclesfield . Reynolds, Mks Laura, Over. tteshire lO 0 Thompson, Jabs:, Northwlch Bough, John, Northwich (donation) Gibbons ...
... This consists in a number of works illustrative of “Wessex,” as invented by Mr. Thomas Hardy the scene of the majority of his stories and studies. The other artists who take part in bringing before the eye the districts which have been made the scenes ...