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... population, from which the various negro tribes have been derived. “War Against War” coutains an admirable suggestion by Mr. Thomas Hardy, which, however, has little chance of being realised. le suggests that all civilisea nations should show their humanity ...
... IMe. .K. G van Duzer, U.5.A.,, BBir Frederick Bridge, Sir A. C. Mackenzie, Mr. H. A. Jones, Mr. George Alexander, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. G. Manville Fenn, and Mr. A. W. a'Beckett, the hon. scc. of the banquet commiltee. 1n the galleries were many ladies ...
... Minnie Madden Fiske, who has met with great success as the heroine oE Tess of the D Urbervilles, adapted from the story by Thomas Hardy, will shortly be seen in that play at a West-end theatre. THE LATE MRS. KEELEY. A LADY OF QUALITY AT THE COMEDY THEATRE ...
... chief responsibilities being on the literary side of the journal, where he has numbered George Meredith, A. C. Swinburne, Thomas Hardy, R. L. Stevenson, and most of the other distinguished writers of the time among the contributors. He ha 3 had entire control ...
... Cambridge Review. A series of studies, grim and liumorous, fanciful and pathetic. . , pleasant mixture is dedicated to Mrs. Thomas Hardy.— The Acadkmv. “A volume of clever sketches. Indeed there is more than cleverness in them. There is feeling, often expressed ...
... and Wee famous fighting Admirals. The Foudroyant had many celebrated captains to mend her, including Sir Thomas flyard and Thomas Masterman Hardy. The gall in g Sir Ralph Abercromby died on the Foudroyant's deck; Prince Francesco Caraccielian old man ...
... Wakefield—the well-known Dr. Walsham How, who was at one time Bishop of Bedford—who committed to the flames a novel of Mr. Thomas Hardy. In defence of his action the wrote to the Press stating that be purchased the book on ...
... the long cool room of the latter it was delightful to give furtive caresses to copies of the works of George Meredith and Thomas Hardy. I even opened a few volumes to see how admirably they bore the attempt of the fierce sunlight outside to get in through ...
... they got fair play in any difficulty that might arise. The ways of the library censor are still occasionally instructive. Thomas Hardy and Marie Corelli have been put on the Index Expurgatorius of the PubY:: Library at Blaenau Festiniog. Presumably everything ...
... the best known the first (1891), called George.” She has had the unique honour of writing story in collaboration with Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mrs. Heoniker is very' well known In society, and acted Vicereine Dublin during her brother’s Viceroyalty. She married ...
... birthdap' this week. The Duke ol York will lx thirty-four on Saturday, the Cornmander-ut-Chief sizty-alx on Sunday, and Mr. Thomas Hardy lifty-nia• on Friday. The new military centre in Wiltshire is the scene of a good deal of activity just now. Preparations ...
... attendance of tho neighbouring gen- try. Amongst these were Claptaini Granvills(chilef Consptable of the County), and Mr. Thomas Hardy, thie novelist. Represontativea of mem- bers of the Royal family were also present. On the arrival of a train at Brighton ...