... Tbe Provinciai, London.—ln “foreword the annual proceedings of the of Dorset Men in London, of which he president, Mr. Thomas Hardy writes : ** No more curious change has com© over London social life of lato years than the rise of that almost total i ...

... admirers of Mr. Thomas Hardy, and published his two first books. He told me, soon after I did business with him, that unless writing fiction paid him well he should not go on with it ; but it did pay him, and very well indeed. Since Mr. Hardy has become a ...

... writers would enter the classical academic fold. was not qualified for the task of appraising living writers, such as Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Henry James, and other distinguished writers of the present time, hut it was permissible for amateur admire the work ...

... and prejudice against the Spaniards are neatly but not severely indicated. Mr. Edward Wright’s criticism of the novels of Thomas Hardy, whom calls “ sentimental materialist,” is worth more attention than we can afford here. One fine sentence deserves record: ...

... Mr. George Wyndhara. M.P., Sir Edward and Tennant, the Hon. Mrs. Percy Wyndham, Mrs. Tom Hughes, Mr. Austin Dobson. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Sir A. Conan Doyle. Sir Herbert Stephen, Mr H. G. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cust, Mr. Iwan Muller, Mr. Arthur Morrison ...

... Thaague, A.R.A., lowly Colin Campbell, Sir Hugh Gilzeon Reid and Misses Reid, Mr. James Bryce, Lord Reay, Professor Bury, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Maarten Maarten*. Mr. Arthur Symons, Mr. Vernon Blackburn, Mr. Ronald Murray, Mr. J. Coutts-Michie, A.R.S.A., and ...

... givpa a diary of his tour, with some chapters on Religion and Music in Ireland, Homo Rule, Ac. ** The Gospel of Pain.” By Thomas J. Hardy. O. Bell and Sons. 3s. 6d. net. The author addresses himself to those who may have been led to Agnosticism by the darker ...

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... largest and beet mine of titles—tha writings of Shakespeare—is almost worked out; result due the industry of W. D. Bowelis, Thomas Hardy, John Oliver Hobbes, Robert Barr, Gertrude Atherton, Kboda Eronghton, Frankfort Moore, and countless others. all delvere ...

... appeared the South African W ar.* —The Morning Poet. THE THREE DORSET CAPTAINS AT TRAFALGAR. The life and letters of thomas MASTERMAN HARDY. . Captain of the ** Victory,” with some account his Comrade* Charles Bullen (Captain of the Britannia”) and Henry ...

... and Mr. Jacomb-Hood. The Hon. John Collier brought Mrs. Collier and her mother. Mrs. Huxley. The Duke of Rutland and Mr. Thomas Hardy both returned the afternoon, when the crowd became very great. Sir Charles Holroyd came from the National Gallery and Mr ...

... Ins wife and dowa staita donor recent ill nets. A verdict in with tbo medical evidence was returned. Street Na»e». —Mr. Thomas Hardy, novelist, has written the Dorchester Town Council —plaining of the uaaeoeaaary alteration that baa been male in tha andc-ot ...