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... Ifr. THOMAS HARDY, 56, Heron Street, Stoke-on-1 rent. Special Lecture, Stnallthorne Crumbeledge, lU. and Walt.r, I unstall Vodrey, Joseph, Burslem Goodwin, Thom a, Tu stall Ms. HENRY HIBLIZET, 18, liasby Mount, Horton, Bradt. rd. Yorkshire. Hollinkr.ke ...
... Afternoon at 3 p.m, Evening at 7.30 OF EPET CTENCE_—TO- MORROW. of Addresses :—Afternoon, at 5, “Some te Country Folk of Thomas Hardy, the Novelist” Evening, “Yorkshire to Pennsylvania, a Free. Collection for Hall Expenses. ...
... behind the artist. Four new volumes of romanc3 and ballads are announced as it were from his grave. George Meredith and Thomas Hardy, our two greatest living novelists, have each a book this month, the former, An Amazing Marriage ; the latte , , Jude ...
... Ber. Thomas lawless, C.M., Professor St. Patrick’s College, Armagh and Ber. John Quinn, Adm., Armagh ; besides a large number the local laity. His Eminence is accompanied to the Eternal City by Ber. Hugh M’Sherry, Adm., Dundalk) and Bar Thomas Hardy, P ...
... Rev. Thomas I.awless, CM., Professor St. Patrick's College, Armagh; and Rev. John Quinn, Adm., Armagh ; besides a large of the load laity. Ills Eminence is accompanied to the Eternal City by Rev. Hugh M'Sberry, Adm.. Diindalk ; and Roe Thomas Hardy, P.P ...
... 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 made hint—has shone tor ...
... Edition of the ll'essc.’. Acre is on Jirsl publication in book form. “It is a commonplace to say that a new novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy is a liwrary event of the first order. Since the days ot 'The Trumpet Malnr' and Under the Greenwood i rec, Mr. I lardy ...
... say that it would be difficult to imagine two writers whose work was at once so like and unlike as that of Kipling and Thomas Hardy. In style and manner these two men were often as far apart aa the two poles, and im many wa: they possessed its of simi) ...
... on to say that it w writers whose work was at once so like and unlike be difficult to imagine two as that of Kipling and Thomas Hardy. In style and manner these two men were often as far apart as the two » and its of simi! in many wa: ty. Both writers, ...
... with the chartered omnipotence of the novelist. Very famous have some villages become in the skilful hands of masters like Thomas Hardy and J. M. Barrie, whose Mellstook and Thrums contains a whole world of fine old crusted characters. Mr. Christopher Hare ...
... OSGOOD, McILVAINE & CO.'S New Publications. Thomas Hardy's New Novel. JUDE THE OBSCURE By THOMAS HARDY. With Frontispiece Etching and Map, cloth extra, 6s. Being immediately included in the NeW, Revised, and only Uniform Edition qf the Wessex Novels upon ...
... Besant Tfie Table Talk of Shirley ° John Skelton 8 Gurneys of Earlham, 2 vols. A.J. C. Hare . FICTION. Ude, the Obscure Thomas Hardy ghe Grey Lady H. S. Merriman Orrows of Satan Marie Corelli 4 Flash of Summer Mrs. W. K. Clifferd 4 Hard Woman Violet Hunt ...