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... of the International Library, translator in the commercial department of the Board of Trade) has been staying with Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, Dorchester, and is likely to dedicate his new work to the author of Teas.” The book in question likely to ...
... eiloer Sir Edward Hr. ohendane coachman. In preparing for the press the new volume bis collected works, u Wes«*x Tales,’ Mr. Thomas Hardy explains how is is that two «.! these tales are concerned with hangmen. Though never personally acquainted, be declares ...
... English novels, pours out some of the most scathing criticism it has lately been our lot to read ; and tbe ears of Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Grant Allan and ths others who come under the ban of her righteous displeasure must tingle and burn again aud again ...
... Jude the Obscure Professor R. Y. Tyrrell criticises with some vehemence of expression and warm censure the last novel of Thomas Hardy nevertheless it is a novel great demand at all the libraries. Dr. J. C. Wills supplies a most interesting paper on things ...
... number of The Illuatrated London News contains a story of Weymouth at the beginning of the present century, written by Mr. Thomas Hardy. 'rho narrative is largely traditional, a feature being the presence of King George the Third and illb COM' t. The claims ...
... passes Gilbert White, and among later writers includes Richard Jefferies, Thoreau and Burroughs, both Americans, and Mr. Thomas Hardy. The second book English translation—there ha* been none till now—by Professor Hyde, of Queen’e University, Canada, of ...
... subjected the indignity a sale to art dealer. wife Thomas Hardy, tho novelist, has great artistic tastes. She has decorated room their Dorchester home with frieze illustrating her husband's novels. Mr. Hardy, who started life architect and was persuaded to ...
... Scottish Academy. The committee sesms certainly to have missed an opportunity which might have led to excellent results. Mr. Thomas Hardy has now decided to publish his story The Pursuit of the Well-Beloved ’ in the collected edition of his writings. It is ...
... Morrish (capt.), b Hardy 0 c and b Hardy C. Webb, b Hardy 1 retired hurt 3 J. Morrish, Hardy c Thomas, b Hardy b' W. Webb, b Stoyle 0 not out 4 G. Short, Hardy 2 W Morrish, ...
... yet announced, but it is suggested that as most of the prams are caution), it may be christened Fo'esatle Wads. Ms. THOMAS HARDY thinking of expanding his story The Pursed of the Well Beloved, which appeared a yaw or two ago in the Load.* Nam and ...
... number of The Mutt a fed London Noes cootitaine a story of Weymouth at the beginning of the ptemsal oss4orr written by Mr. Thomas Hardy. Tee is larerly traditimal,, a feature b-met the premium of King George the Third and his Court. JOIN B. Com, 14 and 15 ...
... have secured entire copyright in the English language Dr. Jansen*s forthcoming work his expedition the Uorlh Pole. Mr. Thomas Hardy has just returned Wessex from » sojourn of some weeks the Continent. went abroad to strengthen his health, which had been ...