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... CHAMBERSS Journal i/- FOR JANUARY begins the new volume AND CONTAINS A NEW POEM by THOMAS HARDY and a reprint of his first published work. HOW I BUILT MYSELF A HOUSE. which appeared sixty years ago in Chambers's Journal. Also the opening Chapters of A ...
... net ouR NAL For JANUARY Beene the New Volume AND CNINTAINS A New Poem by THOMAS HARDY AND A REPRINT HIS FIRST PUBLIBRID WORK How I Built Myself a House WHICH APPEARED SIXTY IMAM AO4) DI CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL Also Thal Opening Chapters of A GREAT NEW NOVEL ...
... LAUDER CORNE | At a meetin, of the Town Council the appointment o f Councillor Thomas Hardy ‘Scott as Cornet and Standard-Bearer for the Riding of the Marches, which will take place on Saturday, | July 27, was unani- mously approved and confirm Councillor ...
... amount remains yet to be done. The cause lias two stalwart champions in the present generation of men of letters iu Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr John Galsworthy and the former recently gave it as his opinion that many generations will pass liefore those sports ...
... Famous Novelist Dead• By the death of Mr Thomas Hardy. 0 M., which occurred at hie home, Mai Date, Dorchester, on Wednesday night, literature loves the last of the great Victorians and the world one of its most distinguished men of letters. Born in c ...
... before the vandalism took place. Altogether the Bell Hill fort and its beautiful situation would merit a description by Thomas Hardy, and it is certainly worthy of being considered the chief attractions of Selkirk. J. M. Selkirk. ...
... Purves v. R. Davidson; J. Hart v. W. Henderson; G. Simon vy. H. Wallace: i. Wallace v. C. Chapman. lecture “THOMas Harpy.”—A delightful on * Thomas Hardy,” the Grand Old Man of Letters, was given to the members of the Literary Society last week by Mr Hislop ...
... DOUGLAS. ~~ IM Reminiscences of Thomas Hardy. In the course) of an article Saturday's Scotsman on Thomas Hardy, Sir George Douglas says:— RANDY AND SIN WALTZIL *COTT. I must omit reminiscences of my visite under Hardy 's conductorship to ...
... CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL’’ makes a noteworthy start with anotlier vulumo in (he January number. The contents include new poem by Thomas Hardy, and reproduction of his tint-published work, “How 1 Built Myself House,” which appeared in “Chambers’s Journal” sixty ...
... history—es, for example, the Misses personal aide of the rise of Methodism in the village as revealed by George Eliot. it is of Thomas Hardy we 'limys think teellay when the fiction of the countryslis is under discussion. He delineates, not only tie dram of human ...
... than of tears in Barrie's work, and our old world had need of honest laughter. This present year had taken from us Thomas Hardy. Hardy, like Shakespeare. Barrie, Burns Dickens, and Scott, hut unlike Milton and Victor Hugo, was lord alike of tears and ...
... interview with Miss Sheila Kaye•Sniith. who pointedly expresses her opinions on a number of interesting subjects, including Thomas Hardy, novel reading versus play-going, the tyranny of the party system, the commercialisation of the film, the advantages of ...