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... BOOK NOTES PORTRAIT OF THE DAT. THOMAS HARDY. Thome Hardy, was born in June, 1840, in and ►is career an an sedated, Tar as essay dealing with Coloured Bricks sad Tenfrootta Architecture, he received the amidst and ping o( the Institute of British Architects ...
... Baring-Gould The Medliootts Curtis Yorke The Mighty Atom Marie Corelli Kitty Alone Baring-Gould Life's Little Ironies Thomas Hardy Experiences of Loveday Brooke 6'. L. Pirkis The Master Xangwill The Last Tenant Farjeon. AND MANY OTUBR I WORKS. Term ...
... years as the residence of the late William Man field, Esq., and stated to have been the home of Companion, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, ia of moderate eiae, hot affords every necessary accommodation for Gentleman’s family. Ornamental Pleasure Grounds end ...
... same. and who has done good work as Bishop of Wabe- Geld, publicly announces that, having read a cord from tho of Mr. Thomas Hardy. pen the fee, he incontinently threw it nor was he content until 03 niterle We do not kouw tba: hike this pablicly announced ...
... excelled in all the annals of the sea. In preparing for the presa the new volume of his collected works, Talee,' Mr. Thomas Hardy explains hew it is that two of these tales ai e concerned with hangmen. Though never personally acquainted, he declares ...
... years the Kesidence of the late William Manfield, Esq., and stated to have been the home Nelson's Companion, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, is of moderate size, but affords every necessary accommodation for a Gentleman's Family. Tbe Ornamental Pleasure Grounds ...
... fishing village on the French coast, where it was picked up and duly posted. I understand that Mr. Thomas Hardy, who at present in London with Mrs. Hardy for tie season, has already sketched out a story with which intends to tackle afresh the problem with ...
... years as the Residence of the late William Manfield, Esq., and stated have been the home of Nelson s Companion, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, moderate size, but affords every necessary accommodation for a Gentleman's Family. The Ornamental Pleasure Grounds and ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...