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... from the Madding Crowd. are the drat two volumes published in the new and definite Wessex Edition of the works of Mr. Thomas Hardy in prose sad verse, with Prefaces and Notes. The Weems Edition will be completed twenty volumes, price Ts. Bd. net each ...
... Museum of Fine Arta, Boeton)i•Feancis Banifield (lecturer at Ozfeed), Professor Bury (Cambridge), Lord Rosy, the nevelieta Thomas Hardy, Maarten Heartens,* sad Joha &cutlers (merstary of the Scottish Iducetion Department). ...
... REVIEW. The Corn/till Maya:ins for April opens with a poem by Mr. Thomas Hardy, Let Me Enjoy. Of topical literary Interest are Some Impressions of Coquelin, by Lady Bell, and Edward FR: Gerald at Woodbridge, by Mr. A. C. Benson. Of the aerials ...
... sre General Booth, Walter Crane, Benjamin Kidd, Sir Edwin Ray Lanktster, Sir Luke Endes, Lord Rayleigh, Dr W. G. Grace, Thomas Hardy, George R. Sims, Sir William Ramsay, Sir H. H. Johnston, and several leading actors and actor-managers of the day. Six ...
... that made him .■Dpirdonate. The lecturer next Incident. >11; referred to Toletoi whom eonaidorod greater writer the i Thomas Hardy. Koali.in was oatoral Inatinet with him. Tbs p.ibu. of the Rotalao waa tot aa labllaetaal drh.uchery; it wae rather more ...
... customary instalment of “Bose of the World,” by Agnes and Sgerton Castle, and The King’s Revoke,” Mrs Margaret L. Woods Mr Thomas Hardy contributes narrative poem entitled The Noble Lady's Tale.” ” The Art Conversation la lecture delivered by the late Canoo ...
... 1 have road all the greater English novelists, bnt I do not known that 1 bavo read book by any living novelist, except Thomas Hardy.” Why on earth shunld be a sign of superior cultivation to read the works of dead novelists rather (ban of living ones ...
... will throughout the voyage fly the silken white ensign presented to the ship by Mrs Thynne, granddaughter of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Nelson's bosom friend, who was in command of the Victory at Trafalgar. ...
... Sutcliffe's story, “On Windy Uill. Sir Clements Markhany, K.C.8., F. 8.8., writes “Objects of Polar Discovery, and Hr Thomas Hardy eontributes “Memories of Church Bestoratioe, address read before the Society for the Protection ot Ancient Buildings. ...
... Thero much other interesting matter in this wonderful shillingswortli. The Cornhi/l Magazine for June opens with a poem by Thomas Hardy, entitled The Pine-Planters.” Other verso is parody, dedicated to Mr W. E. Henley, of his recent poem, ••Speed,” entitled ...
... otherwise they might nut come into contact with for long periods. Mr. C. D. Crisp in responding, quoted the words of Mr. Thomas Hardy eulogising the good of these Societies. The Society was founded five years ago, and was now a living force. It gave some ...
... edition hie work now being issued in attractive \olumc* Hr. ifyimuymmmnaw have before u* the third volume, dedicated to Mr. Thomas Hardy, and consisting of papers gathered together under the general title' * Critical Kit-Kate the Utter word being borrowed ...