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... Chambers'6•!' .--14 .iij . ls net. Journal_ Ircß JANUARY UMW THE . NEW' VOLUME AND CONTAINS A New Poem by Thomas Hardy an i a reprint of his first published work, How I Built Myself a House which ar peared sixty years ago in.Chamberes Journal, Al.() the ...
... procession to the Memorial, which is situated near the Town Hall and County Buildings. The memorial was unveiled by Mrs Thomas Hardy, °nista, who lost three sons in the war, after which the dedicatory pray'er was offered up by the minister of the parish ...
... whet one's appetite for more news of the doings of the three gentlemen who took to poaching to get rid of their ennui. Thomas Hardy, 0.M., contributes a new poem, and there is rcpublished from his pen a sketch, How I built myself a house, which appeared ...
... Crockett, Silas K. Hocking. lan Maclaren, and C. W. C. Drury. Robert Bar and Zangwill ere schoolmasters; Hall Caine and Thomas Hardy, architects; Richard le Galliette. chartered ACcountant; Robert Hitchens, musician; Wm. le Quetta; artist; A. E. W. Mason ...
... month's Great Thoughts, which describes some of the and characters in the Wessex novtls. It bas never been easy to get Thomas Hardy to Wit about his work, says the writer, tor he has no sympathy with authors who make a parade of their private life or ...
... a gap and the fourth. The nx! in order of poets who had more than ten vit s are:—Alired Noyes, John Masefield, Newbolt, Thomas Hardy, Alice Meynell. Phillips, and B. Yeats. (From our Helmsdale ‘Loe py vi @ Wes turcea with W Ube by m circumstances that ...
... pur more recent writers, hke thought and have their g imagination and sensitiveness. ent. “The memory of a single or th Thomas Hardy, who traces the rise of guilty cont ru ives and is successful in punishm sin in our life may make our soul writhe in pain ...
... Oleg Acknowledging the receipt, on the T2nd anni- versary of his of the gold medal of the Royal Society of Literature, Mr Thomas Hardy, the well known author, writes :— In thanking the Royal Society of Literature and its Academic Committee this interesting ...
... harangues, and makes a Viol little full of laughter and pure happiness. Late Lyries and Earlier; with many other verse,. by Thomas Hardy. and The 11111 of Vi.imi by James Stephens will he welemiled by admirers of these writers. An important publications ...
... vessels. The Doctor then gave instances of how music affected the emotions, and turning to the animal kingdom quoted from Thomas Hardy, who told in one of his novels that songs were, often used in dairies as an enticement to cows when they showed signs of ...
... One was in favour of ' John factor, Tongue ; int the in favour of appointmen rt Thomas ' To Go Bot getitice in favour of Mr Morri- aon wae a list of 68 signatures and to | Mr John Macintosh, Spinningdale, moved pone ing up the of the Cou vener po ood ...
... A HISTORY CL AN U N N, BS THOMAS R.•. Price, 15s. ONLY a small amber of Clop!as has bean Printed. The du to faolesap lte., and the velum aoatabis nee IN Papa ONLY A FEW COPIES LEFT. OONTENTS :—Tbe Gana A dietary. As Chinn inn. Braehoar Parchments sad ...