... 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 ...

... Hamilton, Kent, and Vo. “Rigby’s Guide to Belfast and the North Treland.”’ ls. Warrington : Mackie and Co, Limited. on a by Thomas Hardy. 6s. London Osgood. M‘Iivaine, and Co. “95.000 Telegraph Code by F Jones £1 1s. net. London ; Spottiswoode and Co. ‘Her ...

... BOOKS RECEIVED. Sops Fire,'' by Braddon. London: «t, - Alarshall, and Co. Return/ the Native, Thomas Hardy- . nd , : aud Co. Lady M Manor, Emma Marshall. s=. a v' NLsbet and Co. j jounjr Mrs. Corbett. 2s. London: .lame, and Co. j Vanished Hand. Sarab ...

... Co. Limited. Leoturoa Preaching, by Boyd Carponten 3s. 6d. London : Macmillan and Co. Far from the Madding Crowd, by Thomas Hardy* 6s. London: Osgood. MTlv&ine, and Co. Two Strangers, Mrs. Oliphanc. London: 'T* Fisher Unwin. Evory Day's INews. London: ...

... foa'ed prior the 1892, the property of tenant '.inner '. 1 Thomas Dutton; and 3, Thomas Hardy. Best foil, *Of rgrlcultural purposes, the property o' a tenant farms* whol'y dependent on farming: 1, Thomas inly; 2. Samuel Baskeville, Crewe; 3, John Beckett, (leld' ...

... Hours. Last night John Thomas Hardy, a miner, residing at Cborley Road, wai admitted as an inpatient of the Saiford Royal Hospital, having been injured yesterday at the Newtown Colliery of the Clifton and Kersley Coal Company. Hardy was employed with a number ...

... published to-day-(Friday contains: I Vert. Our Novelette • Marchioness of the four corners. By G. B. CHARACTER STUDY OF THOMAS HARDY, T. P. M.P. INTO THE DISTRESS,; - Our Special Commissioner. ■JtQftj, ABOUT THE TELEGRAPHISTS* GRIEVANCES,. By a Special ...

... at any rate, who were hard convince that the honour of knighthood was a reward for literary merit purely. The names of Thomas Hardy, W. S. Gilbert, George Meredith, Eider Haggard, would certainly occur to most minds before that of Mr. Besant. We have ...

... in the autumn. If ,she can give a worthy successor to Little Lord Fauntleroy her new work will very stated that Mr. Thomas Hardy is meditating the dramatisation of his Tess of the D'Crbervilles, with a view to the embodiment of his unhappy heroine ...

... Ludgate Magazine. 'Tlhe question put to them was, Wiich of their own books they preferred. Mr. &T-orgc Meredith, Mr. Thomas hardy, Airs. Huraphry Ward, Mr. Ilenry James, and Mr. Anthcuiy 1ope prefer to leave the question unanswered. Sir Walter Besant ...

... 'oaled prior the year 189?.,. the property a tenant farmer- 1 Thomas J j S and 3, Thomas Best ca! ♦or tft '.cultural purposes, the property tenant farmer wholly dependent on .'arming: 1, Thomas Hardy; 2. Samoa] Baskev'llc. Crewe; 3, John Beckett, field.v.. ...

... form.) It is commonplace to say that a new novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy is a literary event of the first order. Since the days of the ' Trumpet Major ' and of * Under the Greenwood Tree,' Mr. Hardy—not then quite the popular author that later works have ...