... memorial, which take the form of three-light stained glass window, and .sculptneed tablet. The committee, which includes -Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Kipling. Mr. Hull Caine, and Mr. W. Blackwood, have placed the sculpture part of the memorial in the iiapa.s Mr. Hems ...

... Lyall third. Mrs. Henry Wood is great demand, and others whose books are sought after are Wilkie Collins, Dumas, and Zola. Thomas Hardy** “Under the Greenwood Tree*' was once left a prisoner’s cell when he was out. When the prisoner returned placed the book ...

... end of the list. But nowadays they go the other way about That book, which is now last, and that which was last is first Thomas Hardy, for instance, was few years ago advertised in new editions the author of A pair of Blue Far from Madding Crowd and ao ...

... IX THE CHIMNEY CORNER. In the “Pall Mall” Christmas number Thomas J. Hardy discourses upon the delights of the ingle nook. For choice, however, he says, give me a night such as this, when “the winds begin to rise, and the last red leaf is whirl’d “to ...

... and Newcastle Cripples’ Guild. The list of fortyfive contributors —all well-known writer—-includes “Carmen Sylva,” Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Edmund Gosse, Mr. Austin Dobson, Mr. Maurice Hewlett, Mr. Arthur Symons Mr. William Watson, Mr. W. B. Yeats, Fiona ...

... soldiers Russia and Japan alike to leave off fighting. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has pithy comment on the veteran reformer s effusion, which has deservedly attracted very considerable attention. Mr. Hardy says (also the Times”) : 1 should like to be allowed ...

... taking a distinguished degree. He first attracted the attention of the literary world by his remarkable study of the “Art of Thomas Hardy,’’ book distinguished at once in its style and matter, and perfect mine knowledge and erudition. The distinction which ...

... failed them, many of our most popular authors could still earn living by following the profession of their youth. Both Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Hall Caine, for instance, are trained architects. Mr. R. S. Hichens mastered the art of musical composition before ...

... necessity of preparation for events which otherwise might conceivably damage Italian interests in the Mediterranean. Mr. Thomas Hardy does not approve of the alteration Dorchester old street names in a tourists’ guide, and has written the Town Council on ...

... tell where one began and the other ended,” is the description of it in the novelist's autobiography. The complaint of Mr. Thomas Hardy that a novel by him, which those who are to produce it describe as new,”is one that appeared obscurely 20 years ago, and ...

... those tacks fort** Mill Homer. “Perhaps,” rejoined his fealiw haif, “ she i.» going to lay carpet.” LITERARY CHAT. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist and used live, when was boy, with an aunt, and h© waa eoroetimes called upon to writ© love letters for her ...

... overturned. Foraman William Smith, an employee of the Cheltenham Tramway Company, who was riding the lorry, was killed. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has accepted the presidency of the Society of Dorset Men in London, in succession to Sir Frederick Treves ...