... refusing what was practically a blank from Mr. Pierpont Morgan for the pardon of the MrB. of Teas and The Elamls, Mr. Thomas Hardy has presented OM / with others, to the nation. According is Dad, News, Ten': and The will go to the British Museum ...

... notable exceptions are his illustrations Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass.” of tb* Author*;’ Club. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who succeeds the late Mr. G«;orgu President of tho Authors' Club, man of many aptitudes. He was born in a Dorsetshire ...

... NELSON'S HARDY. Molt of tho volume on Three Dorset Captains vat Trafalgar, by A. M. Broadlo and R. G. Bartelot, is devoted to Thomas Masterman Hardy, Nelson's own captain and chief bosom friend. Nelson regarded Hardy not merely as a righthand man ...

... occupations take the place of all intellectual cultivation, A MOCK FUNERAL. Mr. Eden Phihalts. who has been described lila Thomas Hardy of the Dartmoor Country, has maw line scenes in his new book, The Whirlwind. Here is ooe curious account of a amok funeral: ...

... Thackeray, Charles Dickens, Mendelssohn, Victor Hugo, Goethe, Alfred Tennyson. Robert Drowning, Charles Kingsley, John Ruskin, Thomas Hardy. and Rudyard Kipling. The Diplo- macy of the Sultan, by His Excellency Chedo Mijatovich, in an :sccoutt of the diplomatic ...

... goes stay in Dctaimbcr. can shew his Majesty at both his Dorset scots country to which literary fame attacheo Wessex Mr. Thomas Hardy. The King is to be tbe guest at Melburr Park from Monday, December 7tb, until Saturday the 12th, end is vsxy lELLOB, PRINCE ...

... magazine bo brought in now men, afterwards to become faroo.us throughout the English - speaking \ world. Among these ,f were Thomas Hardy, \ 11. I:. Stevenson, and iVi, •« James Payn, who aftcrifi * 'f(»•> wards succeeded him the editorship. Prenui vious to ...

... Tadeina. R.A., Sir Gilbert Parker, Sir E. Ray Lankester, Sir A. Conan Doyle, Messrs. Hall Caine, Kipling. Andrew Lang. Thomas Hardy. Theodore Watta- Dunton. and Percy Eitzgerald. In America the support accorded is. if possible, even wider, and it is expected ...

... it should have been “Elizabeth, the Exiles Siberia.” And what is the editorial comment? “Just our infernal luck I” Mr. Thomas Hardy, oar greatest living novelist, esxjresses the view that the shortest way to good prose is by the route good Prose v. verse ...

... book will not do it. I feel I am wasting precious time in reading stuff that only meant to make laugh. I would rather read Thomas Hardy and George Gissing, who arc both dubbed “pessimist” simply because they write what true. Apart from this*, I agree with ...

... not do it. I feel I am wasting precious time in reading staff that is only meant to make ow laugh. I would rather read Thomas Hardy and George Griksing, who are both dubbed pessimist simply beeause write what is true. Apart from this. f agrre with Mr ...

... of which marble tablet, with arms, commemorates him. Ite inscription is printed in Hutchins’s Dorset” (ii. 386), and Ur Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been good enough verify it for me as follows: Near this place lies the body of John Gordon, E qr,, son ...