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... this, perhaps, its chief merit lies. The only other living auth rwe can think of who is capable of such fine colouring is Thomas Hardy. Mr. Parker’s description is as net:;rerfection as it is possible to be, and proves that he is possessed of a rare and ...
... mistake in the cheers of the crew on my taking her in tow.” Itis nevertheless a true story ; through the kindness of Sir Thomas Hardy an inquiry was Mmade among the old pensioners of the Marlborough in Greenwich Hospital, and two of the most intelligent ...
... BROTHERS' NEW PUBLICATION~. WESSEX POEMS and Other ·verses. By THOMAS HARDY. With 3r Illustrations by the Author. Crown Svo, cloth extra, llniform with the Library Eiition of Thomas Hardy's ovels. (A few Crown Svo, cloth extra, gilt top, 65. copies handsomely ...
... BROTHERS' NEW PUBLICATION~. WESSEX POEMS and Other ·verses. By THOMAS HARDY. With 3r Illustrations by the Author. Crown Svo, cloth extra, llniform with the Library Eiition of Thomas Hardy's ovels. (A few Crown Svo, cloth extra, gilt top, 65. copies handsomely ...
... with the taller hardy flowers or even shrubs. 'filE PA~IPAS GRAS'; . The botanical name of this beaut iftll gra.>s is Gynerium arg;enteum. It was . introduced Jrom l\lonte Video about fifty years ago, but hoppily the pLmt is f:lirly hardy. Shelter is necessary ...
... fearful of man, and less willing to come to close quarters with him.-THOMAS F. DALE. THE BLUE PRrMROSES. [To THE EDITOR OF CouNTRY LIFE.] SIR,-I have beard a great deal about the blue hardy primroses, but have not seen them since last year, when very early ...
... been that now described. ILLUSTRATED. l Oct. Bth, 18\:!8. All of us will :ook forward eagerly for the publication of Mr. . Thomas Hardy's book of poems, embodying some fifty pieces of verse, wrillen at various times ...
... M. Boul ton. (Harper. ) The Mills of God. F rancis Hardy. The Widow Woman : A Cornish Tale. The Freedom of Henry Meredyth. M. H amilton. ( Heinemann.) Helen M. Boul ton. (Harper. F rancis Hardy. (Smith, Elder.) Charles Lee. (Bowden.) LoOKER-oN·. ...
... it comes from Chili it is not, of course, very hardy, but will survive ordinary winters in the South. It is a ways wise, however, to lleap ashes over As it comes from Chili it is not, of course, very hardy, but will survive its roots, and to cover up the ...
... supposition that it was too tender to trust in the open, It is quite hardy, enjoying moisture, At one time this handsome Primrose was g rown but such a mistake has been rectified. It is quite hardy, enjoying moisture, shade, and a deep lo: ...
... is very hardy and may be easily grown. Its rich Photo., THE ROCK S OAP.WORT (Sapolla 1' ia ocy motdes) , C. M elcalfe. TRADE CATALOGUES.--We have recei,·ed the spring catalogues of Carna- tions and hardy and rock plants from Mr . Perry, Hardy Plant Farm ...
... men of other lands, and especially Thomas Atkins, in all his files, to other sentiments than that of reverence-to laughter even, by the singular appear- Why Thomas Atkins should want to laugh ance of its hump. Why Thomas Atkins should want to laugh at it ...