... Bookman is superlatively attractive in its illustrations. In its “portfolio” it presents mounted portraits of J. M. Barrie, Thomas Hardy, and Rudyard Kipling; and charming picture intended to represent of Grand Bayou, “ the most beautiful heroine of the year ...

... Carlylo's harsh but grand idealism forms a fitting introduction, and then follows diNenssions on Matthew Arnold, Rossetti, Thomas Hardy, and Chesterton, who, as Dr Kelman says, appears with his quest of human nature, and finds it not on earth but in heaven ...

... lest days of Thomas Hardy. the British officer (Captain 11. S. Smart) who deserted in India to enlist as a private for service in France, have been obtained from wounded comrades who served with him in the Royal West Surrey Regiment:— Hardy joined his ...

... trained for before be began to earn • livelihood by his pen, has • great deal to do with the isubeet-matter of his work. Thomas Hardy, for instance, trained seen architect, and any student of the great Wessex, novelist will tell you how often architects ...

... 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 ...

... Employees, too, are good to eat, Wno, at their latest minute, No longer fit to dye the meat, Will numb their death within it. Thomas Hardy moralise* over the vandalism of church restoration, a subject which has its humours as well as its art tragedies. He blames ...

... to tell the particular book referred to in any one of them. In passing, Mr May said be greatly regretted that a mao like Thomas Hardy should descend from the high pedestal of his early literary efforts to publish certain bocks which had come from his pen ...

... ultimately fail 1 *'o** ** Metternioh. Count Leo Tolstoy to propound his views the law ■'Wand law love. i ,- Cornkill.—Mt Thomas Hardy contributes ' ■** rsea ou minor key, “list enjoy.” Btll gives some impressions of ooqnelin; H. Ditchfield endeavours to ...

... 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 ...

... the parish Uamoch ; Rev. WillUm Henry Bennett, Professor Old Testament Exegesis, New and Hackney Colleges, London ; Rev. Thomas Hardy, minister of the parish of Foalit Weeter, Perthshire; Rev. Alexander He'.Kerwick. missionary, Biantyre, Central Afiica; ...

... records ; in 185] the foundation- stone was of the Record Office. Here, according to no less an aathority than Sir Thomas Duffas Hardy, who spent sixty are boused W the Book, and ‘countless papers which have in t r ume thrilled Parliaments and Governments ...

... 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: ...