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... one of his legs. It sppe.irs that he was working in a pit at Rosewelt,and a stone from the roof fell on Another miner, Thomas Hardy by name, residing in High Street, Idusselburgh. was also brought to the Infirmary suffering from severe injuries. He was ...
... Budapest, has left his whole fortune to the one of two bosom friends who displays the greatest sorrow at his bereavement. Mr. Thomas Hardy. who was an architect before he became a novelist. has prepared plans for the erection of a tower and spire for Holy Trinity ...
... LITERARY CHAT. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who is sizty-sesea Yews of age, cycles a good deal, and still retains his keen interest in architecture, gained •hen he was a lad and was studying to► that profession. Mr. Morley Roberts earned his living as • Navvy, stockman ...
... found the advert of the telegiaph messenger extremely t•'irrulating. Vince times I have found him very depressing. Mr. Thomas Hardy has just edited come of the poems of William Barnes, a cireuntstanue which recalls a pretty little romance. Harness was ...
... celebrant of the marria a hk woe ot Manni fHimsell ld in amous the ate Charles K whom rote his last letter of ship. LY When Mr. Thomas Hardy started life no idea of an author Hrs fii was architecture, which he practised {: e, 8 ex- time. then interested him keet ...
... 25th November. It is to be a monthly, and the price will be half-a-crown. The contributors to the first number are Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Henry James, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. John Galaworthy, Mr. W. H. Hudson, Count Tolstoy, and Mi. 11. G. Wells. Amongst ...
... failed them, many of our most popular authors could etill earn a living b following the profession of their youth. Both Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Hal l Caine, for instance, are trained architect.. Mr. R. 8. Hiebens mastered the art of musical composition before ...
... by all human beings with the pen of a master; George Eliot. for Mrs. Meade admires her great intellectual qualities; and Thomas Hardy, especially in his early hoots. he is the prophet of nature—nature in the field. nature on the moor, nature as regards ...
... will not all man with more than one wife to be a of their Churches. Wires THOOOKT or THAT.—To the Cornbill Magazine Mr. Thomas Hardy contributes Memories of Church Restoration. That architects the most experienced (saki h clicate3 to regard au accident ...
... of the fragrant weed. Among those who have never smoked, or who advise total abstinence from tobacco, aro General Booth, Thomas Hardy, Lord Rayleigh, Dr. W. G. Grace. Professor Sayce, Henry Arthur Jones, Sit William Ramsey, Mr. Beerbohm Tree. Sir H. H. ...
... praises of Rossetti. Her best book, she thinks, is Cornier thro' the Rye, and it has been her most sue. easeful one. Thomas Hardy once told her that wherever be went he was always sure of finding this book and the Bible. The composition of the novel ...
... White Company. It pictures the national life of England about the same time, and is written on the same broad lines. Mr. Thomas Hardy says that lie began to scribble when he was sixteen, and iu his early years he appears to have acquired some reputation ...