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... others : Walter Besant Henry James Mrs Clifford Rudyard Kipling S. R Crockett Mrs Lynn Linton ' George Gissing lan Maclaren Thomas Hardy W. E. Norris Beatrice Harraden James Payn Bret Harte W. Clark Russell John Oliver Hobbes Florence Warden Anthony Hope Stanley ...
... last night, by Mr E. J. Mathew, 8.A., LLB. The subject of Mr Mathew's closing address was Thomas Hardy and contemporary novelists. He regarded Thomas Hardy as a most satisfactory representative of present. day fiction. With many faults, his works contained ...
... others : Walter Beaant Henry James Mrs Clifford Rudyard Kipling S. R. Crockett Mrs Lynn Linton George Gissing lan Madaren Thomas Hardy W. E. Norris Beatrice Harraden James Payn Bret Harte W. Clark Russell John Oliver Hobbes Florence Warden Anthony Hope Stanley ...
... others : Walter Besant Henry James Mrs Clifford Rudyard Kipling S. R. Crockett Mrs Lynn Linton George Gissing lan Maclaren 4 Thomas Hardy W. E. Norris Beatrice Harraden James Payn Bret Harte W. Clark Russell John Oliver Hobbes Florence Warden Anthony Hope Stanley ...
... others : Walter Besant Henry James Mrs Clifford Rudyard Kipling S. R Crockett Mrs Lynn Linton George Gissing lan Maclaren Thomas Hardy W. E. Norris Beatrice Harraden James Payn Bret Harte W. Clark Russell John Oliver Hobbes Florence Warden Anthony Hope Stanley ...
... tii'- Novel Character (3;, Charlotte Bronte and the Novel of Passion, George Eliot and the Psychological Novel, Thomas Hardy and Contemporary Fiction.'* Mathew comes to West Hartlepool with an excellent reputation a lecturer, and the subject has ...
... M.A. The subject will be Modern Novelists, including Scott, Dickens, Thackeray, George Eliot, Charlotte Bronte, and Thomas Hardy. Mr Mathew is the first rank of University lecturers, and with such subject the popularity of the course should be certainty ...
... Scott, Dickens, and Ths.ckeray, Charlotte Brontee, George Eliot, and Jane Austin, and the last lecture will be devoted to Thomas Hardy and the writers of contemporary fiction. Mr Mathew, in his syllabus, recommends the reading of various books by the authors ...
... on the North Eastern Railway netwoen Annfield Plain and Cahill on the 2Stti April. Mr J. McCartan tConsett) defended. Thomas Hardy, NEAL policeman, spoke to seeing the defendant on the mineral railway near South Tanfield Colliery at Oxhill. Ile cautioned ...
... bit of excellent country road we were indeed fat froui the madding crowd's ignoble strife, and could well • imagine how Thomas Hardy, amid scenes, managed to portray the rural life of just such villages ea we passed through from time to time. We made capital ...
... not think so, and we believe the mission of Scott, Thackeray, Dickens, George Eliot, Jane Austen, Charlotte Bronte, and Thomas Hardy was to brighten the lives of their fellow-men and women and humanise them. Mathew, hope, will be listened to week by week ...
... best—that in fact the best had been written fiction. But there was still great deal of excellent work to clone amongst us. Thomas Hardy was most satisfactory representative of present-day fiction. His works contained, with many faults, some very healthy features ...