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... 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 ...
... the well-knove writer who used the signature of Q. had done .n delineating the characteristics of Cornwall, Eand Air. Thomas Hardy had dope in placing before us life in Wessex, and he considered the addition of work of that kind to Weish literature would ...
... - f:-riS of Thomas Hardy are the subject (zt ; . attractive illustration in an exhibition Ca e colours and oils and of drawings in and white, which has been opened in t. Any one visiting this charming C ii.ei wvill find that Mr. Hardy has not hiS plots ...
... can give us a, worthy guesssor to Little Lord Fauntleroy her new work will he very welc.meo. . It is stated that Mr. Thomas Hardy is needitating the dramatisvation of his Tess of tie DUrbervilles, . with a view to the emboidiment of his unhapapy ...
... Conway, Mr. John Morley, Mr. John he Ruskin, Mr. Hall Caine, Mr. Rider Haggard, Mr. SO Henry Norman. Sir Edwin Arnold, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. R. D. Black-more, Mr. William re Black, Mr. Alfred Austin, and, in fact, all the th prominent authors, will probably ...
... laudable project. To the extent that they succeed in it they will materially enrich the musical treasury of mankind. Mrs. Thomas Hardy publishes an emphatic protest against the widespread bpractice of killing larks for purposes of .food. It is a little ...
... which African exploration will be rendered far more hazrdous than it is now. h The rustics whom Mr. Blacknore, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have imnrortalised do a not appear to much advantage in the tl veracious and realistic page of a Bluebok and few things ...
... eminence among the Great Un. tl paid. Kr. W. S. Gilbert is entitled to sit on ru the magisterial bench, as is also Mr. Thomas fo Hardy. A similar distinction has now been b( Conferred upon Mr. Daniel Owen, well known in wherever Welsh is spoken, as the ...
... is charged with wiifnl 4 murder. will be brought before the stimendiary 3 this mornmig. 3 MIL KEIR HARDIE IN 2 2 LIVERPOOL e e On Saturday Mr. Keir Hardie, who Was psssirg through Liverpool en route for America, addre,- Ai a meeting of Socialists, held ...
... vice H' Morrison; Castle Cary, a de William J. Redley vice Thomas Baine; Witberin- Ir nd sea, Thomas Baine vice W. J. Hedley ; Epwortb, u of H. H. Burton vice Thomas Ayrton; Brigg, P ed Thomas Ayrton vice H. R. Burton; Preston o ed (Lime-street), Dr. ...
... James Gray (soldier), Charles Gummon, Stewa~rtu Guthrie, John HIair (Glasgow), Miargaret Hamiil- fo ton, John Handlaw, 'Thomas Ha~rdie, Alexander I 3arey, John Henderson (Ca~ithoess), Williatr m. Hurdis, George Irvine, Jamses Kerr (soidier), As Mlungo ...
... and Thomas Storey; W. F, t b' Coslett and James Stewart; George Steadmanan and John Wheeler; Charles Bur and T. E Richardson; William Boadle and Henry Rim- mer; J. H. Voight and Thomas Speed; J. Can- field and Edward Davies; Joseph Ellis and Thomas Barrow ...