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... days, but I think I am right in saying that hitherto they have given architecture a wide berth. If we inay believe Mr. Thomas Hardy, how- ever, it seems that in feminine opinion the young architect is a fascinating sort of person. I have only space just ...
... powers in order if possible to win the laurel wreath of victory (and 100 solatium) at the hands of Youth, We can picture Mr. Thomas Hardy advancing, cap in hand, to receive his crown for an obscurer Jude. Mr. Robert Buchanan or Sir Edwin Arnold, ?? &c., might ...
... BiD~o W*_Buil, Paves, Oiid, 13_rfr F. W. WHOM. STOCXY= WAM-P. 3. Bacon B. Crok. -Nowoor, Wan.-H. Drisow, ii H. Groehrige Thomas Hardy, P. :i Goo -- SOCNG' RBIER; BY A FATHRE, A abckiag murder Was' comte by a ftea Short,. wat to his maA, Beell-Stret Whn ...
... Abbott, Dr. Bashford Dean, and Mr. F.- R. WVeldon. Messrs. Osgood, MIcllvaine, aud Co., the publishers of the novels of Mr. Thomas Hardy and of the late Mr. Du Maurner, also the European edition of Harper's JItqazinr, have amnaigamnated their business with ...
... evidence we are inclined to con- jecture that it is a criticism of the works of Messrs. Hall Caine, Kipling, Grant Allen, and Thomas Hardy. Scapegoat and Hill-top Novel,' emerging from a wilderness of Polish, bear out this view. Dr. Andrew Wilson saps: Tea ...
... Letters the different Dames given in the two lists are shown below: Academy's Staff isti, Pall M List, -7. 1887. 20 Thomas Hardy. Dean Farrar. 21 James Bryco. Max Muller. 22 Rudyard Kiling. Sir John Lubbock. 23 Aubrey De Vret. Walter Besant. 24 B. ...
... de- siguiitg to the lastf He had pictured Shakspere, old Lonidon, and a thousand sensatioiis of fiction in his time. Thomas Bush Hardy, another genius in water art, passed awiiay on Dec. 13. John Loughborough Pearson, one of the most eminent of English ...
... Haggard, Mr. S. H. Faudel-Phillips, Mr. Lecky, 9,1P., Rlon. Schostberg McDounell, Mr. J. U. Le Sage, Mr. W. H. Mudford, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. H. S. Merrimsn Mr C. B. Peabody, Sir Douglas Straight, Mr. T. h. ioosevelt, Secretary to the U. S. Embassy, Mr. J ...
... Cmenier.Hardy vice Alfred I .1. Sicos; Rhonddk: t Ieorgo MNakin vice Frederick }atitr; irctlilbriughaw, Spnethwick : Alobert Mandale vice Charles Wenyon; Worester: Richard Harding vie Thoumas Wilkes ' Manchester, O4h1uan-road: 1T. ,lic vice Thomas Pilton ...
... ernian, Air. Caustonl, Mr. Thomas Ellis, Mr. M\iunro-Ferguson, Sir WV. Foster, Sir Henry lowcer. Mr. I-ierbcrt Gladstone, S~ir 1:. Kay-Shnttleworth Sir 1- . Lockwood, Mr. Mellor, Alr. Mulnndella, Sir R. T. Reid, Mr. Thomas I Shaw, and Mr. \Voodoll ; 21 ...
... and Ivor F. Chichester, to the 1ascieeme,'to date t Nov. 18. Sub-Lieutenat George E;. S. Dow es, to the Hardy, to date Nov. 16. Naval lastructor Thomas 'lator, to the Nile, to date Nov. L Assistant Paymaster Ed. H. Theame, to the Royal Arthur, to date Nov ...
... A. Duthie vice Richard Watson;. Panty- -pridd: Thomas Kirkby, vice Kimnber Hardy;- Rhondda : F. Hunter, vice George Makin;. Brecon : George Wright, vice Henry Glanville; Pembroke: etet Barker, vice' Thomas Rae; Walsall, centenary. S. B. Willuams, vice ...