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... THOMAS HARDY. A second edition of H. €. Duffin’s fine study of Thomas Hardy has appeared from the Manchester University Press. It contains the results of suggestions made in reviews of the work in 1916. The chapter on * Development >’ has been omitted ...
... I. WHo 15 CALLES ? Francis McCullagh 11. JouNn ENGLAND, 1786-1842 T. Corcoran 111. THE PEssimisM OF THOMAS HArDY Fergal McGyatj, IV. ScoTTi PEREGRINI Gerard Murphy V. POLTERGEISTS Herberi Thurston VI. SoME IrßisH BARDIC PoEms—No, 5 Lambert McKenna VII ...
... we refer our readers to it in ““ Studies.” Amongst the many other articles is a very interesting one—'‘ The Pessimism of Thomas Hardy” by Rev. Fergal McGrath, S.]. ...
... Pemberton, E. N. Seymour, .1. M. Sweeney, 0 P. Sweeney, G A Tyndall, A. E. T. Webb. THOMAS HARDY VOGUE. Our London correspondent writes :-- . There is quite a Thomas Hardy vogue prevailing at the moment. John Drinkwater's dramatisation of The Mayor of ...
... UNIVERSITY HONOLTRs. St. Andrew's Degrees for Elks Terry sad Thomas Hardy. Fr kl•Nlwr•h•I Earl Hai; r ftirrn• hair. Inns Rnninr rir n( Andrew', it‘. and :wont peratioarn .1••• nnnrort dn.zrer• Mia% ER. T. •-r••. liah•Sir rni•. • ofthy. and Admiral Lord ...
... Jasto Bv FATIMA. Thomas Hardy, in one of his wonderful novels, says. There can be hardly anything less connected with a woman’s personality than drapery which she has neither designed, manufactured, cut, sewed, nor even seen, except by a glance of approval ...
... tempers. Let us, in short, keep our hair on. * * * No great poet, says a writer, has written an Ode to an Oyster. But Thomas Hardy wrote a whole novel about The Return of the 'Native. * * * Apropos of the Long Vacation, a correspondent asks why it ...
... THE FAITH. IL Bluer'. Dublin (Fleet drat); The Oakleaf Press. 3,15 net. THE FAMOUS TRAGEDY OF THE QLEEN OF CORNWALL By Thomas Hardy. London: Maemillau and Co. 6/- net. ...
... the sanction of Mr. Hardy, to dramatise Ike Never of I ono of that author's earliest and most successful novels. Itlr. Ridgeway has not yet decided upon has cast. )Ir. RirtgewoY WI. responsiblo for the lint run of a play by Thomas Hardy when he Tess of It ...
... MR. THOMAS HARRY AT SL Mr. Thomas Hardy, novella, celebrated his Seth birthday at Dorchcbter yesterday. Among the congratulations were messages from Sim Xieg, Lord Mayor of London, Cambride Übirersity, and the Society of Dorset men in London. _ _ Mr. ...
... tramps. TO-DAY'S QUOTATION. I came too late in time To assume the prophet or the demi-god, A part past playing now. ‘ —-Thomas Hardy. TO-DAY’S IRISH SAINTS. 3 { May 16—Sts. Brendan (Clonfert, 577), ! THE M ...
... cobwebs that have got ahead of the little rake and spade with which I usually clear my garden. George Sand, Currer Bell, Thomas Hardy, Rider Haggard, and Silas Hocking, are among writers who have confessed that the most difficult weeds at the doorways of ...