... Archdeacon Kilner, who presided, objected to Thomas Hardy being included in tho list. Whether the Vener- able Archdeacon was right in his objection i 3 a question. There can be no getting over the fact that Thomas Hardy is one of the later Victorian novelists ...

... difference as between the earlier and the later works of Thomas Hardy, the ethical and literary value of his very able address would have carried greater weight. It is the earlier works of Thomas Hardy, wherein he chows himself a consummate artist as to scenery ...

... wor?(o:,l Thomas Hardy. He could understand, and he deeply sympathised with, the objections that were taken to certain parts of those works. He had not proposed to deal with all of Hardy's works, bat only with the earlier issues. Thomas ...

... Victorian era could complete without embracing Thomas Hardy. But whilst had a high opinion of Mr. Hardy artist, strongly sympathised with objections which had been taken to what was called realism” of Mr. Hardy's later work. He would leave the matter entirely ...

... works of Thomas Hardy, and ventured to say ‘“ No mother wonld wish to place those books in the hands of her daughter. As a mother, 1 say without the slightest hesitation, 1 should have no fear what‘evcr of any evil influence from any of Thomas Hardy's works ...

... Orohrs. Thomas Baintoa, Bewholm, near Hornsea, late i farmer, now of occupation.—William Pa.'shby, Filey, ropemakor and coal dealer,—Robert Wilkin'- son, Middlesbrough, builder and contractor. ! Walter Fisher, Goole, hawker, lately showman. Thomas Hardy ...

... MAS HARDY'S NOV At tho iva ition of a series of lectures “The Later Novelist at Bingley, the Ve. by the National Home Un: Archdeacon Kilner, who @ protest againtt the metusan in the list He Thomas Hardy ao excellent wriier, but od that Mr. Hardy was many ...

... AROLITION OF CAVALRY Mr. Thomas Hardy, who is keenly interesved in humanitarian movements of all kinds, has made the contribution to the Peace Crusade iv a lktter in the forthcoming issue of “War against War” “T think that a practical beginning may coon ...

... Cemetery, Monday next HARDY —On the 25th inst., 72. Carmthers-street, Ancoats, THOMAS HARDY, late of Britannia Inn, Gaylor-street, Oldham Road. Deeply regretted JOHNSTONE —On January 23rd, at 114, Oxford-street, Choriton Road, THOMAS WILLIAM JOHNSTONE, aged ...

... Wmpenn, Urgers andl brows. and Shires, J Brown.: and J. T. Nowell R. W. Wilberforce Mr Montford W. W. ! Mr. Watson 'Mr Thomas Hardy e Lord Mayor , %Id T. W. Holmes and I. Pope. Clem Junr .3, Melling, J. W. H. Hall W. Buckley . Mr. Wm Pearoon Rev. Ndnoy ...

... ANTICIPATING INS RVIRILTII. .. Thomas Hardy, farmer. Crowland, we. summoned for moving • pig without a been. on December 15th.-It appeared from the evidence of P.c. Parrish that defendant went 1., the police-station for a license to move a breeding ...

... Hatton Ihe World’s Coarse Thumb by Caroline Masters In the Days of Adversity by J Bloundelte Burton The Well Beloved by Thomas Hardy The Lower Life by Francis Gribble A Child of the Jago by Arthur Morrison Flames by Robert Hichen* Spirit World by Florence ...