... publisher. It was Tinsley, too, who missed a profitable business with Mr Thomas Hardy. He published Mr. Hardy’s first novel, Desperate Remedies,” which “went very flat.” Then Hardy tried him again with that charming idyll “Under the Greenwood Tree.” This ...

... 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 ...

... customs. And after all, I am not lady writer would not prefer to be called “autfioroes” rathef than woman author. telling how Thomas Hardy took him bench Hyde Pork and road over a list of suggested titles for a forthcoming Title* for novel, Mr. J. Henry Harper ...

... current events in India; and sketches from the Canadian North-West. The Comhill opens with short lyric from the pen of Thomas Hardy. The customary instalment of Anthony Hope’s ** Intrusions of Peggy is followed by an interesting article, in which Dr Richard ...

... deal of information about a very interesting institution. The Letters to Living Authors are this month addressed to Mr Thomas Hardy. Their criticism is frank and good. The Bishop of Ripon continues his Sunday readings, and a new complication makes its ...

... reality instead of melodrama he wonld occupy a higher position. Sir Clements Markham writes on Polar discovery, and Mr Thomas Hardy on Memories of Church Restoration.” Count Zorzi, the Venetian disciple and friend of Raskin, contributes the first of two ...

... been ascertained . doe to i'esire the fare le France. It appears that he came to this country and enlisted in the name of Thomas Hardy into the 2nd Battalion Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment. While serving with this battalion as a private he was killed ...

... Es Vs on a a Va Wes rs gk. two part wita Hdeiity. e of dy,” MAGAZINES FOR NOVEMBI Thomas Hardy and the country , OC- which he draws inspiration for his nove described in the principal contribution Pall Mall, the numerous illustrations | d in the reader ...

... letter Nelson’s Kiss-rae-Hardy,” a few months before George Meredith’s birth, from his lodging over the Meredith shop. The anniversary of Trafalgar Day has served to recall interesting fact about Nelson’s Captain, Thomas Masterman Hardy, a Nelson's member, ...

... interesting papers in the number. Comhill has specially outstanding contribution, but most of the pages repay perusal. Thomas Hardy has a short poem, entitled “The Pine-planters.” The verses, though smooth and their way attractively written, are dominated ...

... Nelson's Kiss-me-Hardy. a few months before George Meredith's birth. from his lodging over the 'Meredith shop. The anniversary of Trafalgar Day has served to recall an interesting fart shout Nelson's Captain. Thomas Masterntan Hardy. a Nebel Vs member ...

... 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 ...