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... THOMAS HARDY, Mr Hardy is an unequal writer. He has his great moments, but is often dull and artificial. Although dealing so largely with peasant types and rustic situations, there is seldom anything idyllic in his treatment of them. It is in the tragic ...
... THOMAS HARDY. OLD DINDER.-Mr. Escombe, Premier of Natal, presided last night at the summer dinner of the Old Panlines' Clab,haki in the dining hall of Bt. Peel's Schools. The dinner marred to coinmernorate both the Dimmed Jubilee of the Queen and the ...
... Mr. Thomas Hardy. Remedies.” In 1874 appeared the work by which he is beet known Far from the madding crowd.” Since that time he has published numerous works. In 1893 Mr. Hardy followed early dramatic version of Far from the madding crowd” with a dramatic ...
... VIZ TIACHINO OF THOMAS HARDY. Our author's strictures upon the teaching of Mr. Thomas Hardy are very severe; but no one who has read his last book can honestly say th.it they are unmerited. In Jude the Obscure he apparently impeaches Providence, arraigns ...
... Thomas Hardy and His Outspoke* Critic. Dr. Weir Mitchell, of Philadelphia, has been telling curious story. He said : While travelling in England, I fell into conversation with stranger who proved to be a man of great intelligence and culture. We discussed ...
... THOMAS BUSH HARDY. The death of Mr. Thomas Bush Hardy, the well-known artist, and the father of Mr. Dudley Hardy, which, as already reported, occurred early on Sunday morning at his house in Maida Vale, came as great surprise to his friends, ...
... # ¢ The Well-Beloved : A Sketch of a Temperament.” By Thomas Hardy, (Osgood, Mcllvaice, and Co.)s ...
... THE LATE MR. THOMAS BUSH HARDY. Mr. Thomas Bush Hardy, the well-known artist, and the father of Mr. Dudley Kn“r:l‘v died early o 8 Sunda, mmd his house in da-vale. At the time o{hil (due to an -ropbctic stroke) he wag engaged on s huge 18ft. panel re ...
... .. ______, _ - ranee Hall, Two Melt !Mr. Alfred Stanley Mr. Thomas Hardy 2) Walsall (Factory Wcrkprople) Walsall, Temperance 11511 Coon. Wm. Milford . Messrs. P. A. Stanley, and T. Hardy., • A rdwick. tnion.street A C. Salford, Tatton.street Hall a ...
... a THIRD IN THE WELL-BELOVED. THE WELL-BELOVED. By THOMAS HARDY. lii VoL. with the •iithots VA on. IV Th Froot itching. cros m goo.. cloth 6.. •• mane beim morel htl. who polars. the art of hegni hag our idle noun; but. Owlish now word. at read. there ...
... Thomas Hardy. Nor need we do more than quote half-approvingly his juignimita that Mr. el. R. Crockett is not only not a great man, but a rather fulile very small one ; that the work of lan Maclaren conveys to the reader the impression of an encounter ...
... story by Thomas Hardy lac:king, the distinction that has won him the position of the greatest novelist of the time.—BLACK AND WHITE. Mr. Hardy has never written anything finer than the pages in 'The Well-Beloved.' —SATURDAY REVIEW. Mr. Hardy has not ...