... dust rests that Shelley egid it made one in love with death to think that one should be buried in so sweet a place. Mr Thomas Hardy has written a poem on the Jubilee of Cornhill for the January number of the magazine which will celebrate that event. Other ...

... North American Resists. At first Mr Howells regarded Mr Phillpotte as a minor Thomas Hardy, but this, he says, though right, was not quite right:— He is a minor Thomas Hardy, bat much more. He has a like joy in the face and heart of the earth, and he ...

... to the fact that Mr Thomas Hardy intends to give it no more fiction, the issue of a boot: of poems by the author of Tess of the Durhervilles must be reckoned one of the most important literary events of any season. Mr Hardy's poetry may be a little ...

... park. influx. or A Miniirrzw.—The Rev. Thomas Hardy, the venerable minister of the parish of Foulis Wester. near Crieff, in the Presbytery of Auchterarder celebrated his jubilee as • minister on Wednesday. Mr Hardy, who is • native of Edinburgh, was educated ...

... which Messrs Smith, Elder, and Co. publish, provides a virtually complete survey of Englieli novel-writing from Defoe to Mr Thomas Hardy. The book differs in scope and aim from preceding hietorits and studies c.. 1 the novel. The greater names have separate ...

... prelates such as Archbishop Biome, 'plenipotentiaries Lord Ceram and Mr Choate, novelists such as George Meredith and Mr Thomas Hardy, critics like Mr Edmund Gls*, and such footlight favourites as Miss Ellen Terry and Mr George Alexander, There should be ...

... as gilt•bonk.. from 'Thomas Hardy t the pm t. of three was • . copy of We're: Perm: awl other VefffM.' generratly iiiserhest To Algernon Charles Swinburne, whose genius ha been for more than thirty pan the charm of Thomas Hardy. December. 1898. Another ...

... century novelists. He does not stand beside Dickens and Thackeray and George Eliot, nor is he even to be compared with Mr Thomas Hardy or Mr George Meredith. Bat he was a conscientious, an industrious, and a painstaking worker whose books were invariably ...

... very real pilgrimage to high and far-off things from mean and sordid beginnings. It seems to be the settled decision of Mr Thomas Hardy to write no more novels, and, though such a fine poem as that which he has contributed to this month's Fortnightly Review ...

... may be mailed, We @Moor to Willies Bus* lee his wiensase Madcap Violet, among all hie amass he author's fewnwile. Mr Thomas Hardy colohnled ilia silty. fourth birthday • few days 010. 1t is thirty years aiNce Mr Frodortsit aiwwoud r who coal never ia ...

... of the white and black races in South Africa. It is good to hear that there will be a pocket edition of the works of Mr Thomas Hardy. Messrs Macmillan will begin to publish it with Tem of the D'Urbervillee on September lb. On October 2, Far from the ...

... Oa the whole, the labour has bean accomplished with are sod j,idgment, sod will no doubt have its uses, (Elkin Mathews.) Thomas Hardy, whose Wessex novels have for many years delighted the reading is now sixty-two. lie was born in Daraetshire, and in his ...