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... CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL CHAMB ERS 1/- net OUR NA For JANUARY begins The New Volume Asti CONTAINS A NEW POEM by THOMAS HARDY and a reprint of his first published work, HOW I BUILT MYSELF A HOUSE with appiared sixty years ago in Chambers's Journal. Also the ...
... (Uughter.) .three rsTWitncrt-vv. wre sTnmlcmalic of dreaarmoe in ’'elig' Sow what it wme. Of the gavo for to of lettera —Thomas Hardy H. ...
... The members the will not b.-> accompanied their wives. A NATION’S HOMAGE. impressive Scenes at Funeral of Thomas Hardy. DISTINGUISHED MOURNERS. Hardy, O.\f.. was l>ui;cd om day afternoon al anir his po^r.s—Dickon?. Th kcrav. meat Vir-iorians. In Slinsford ...
... were -übtuitted by . Agnes Munro, and Mr David Cunnin am, jnr. Miss Munro dealt with John Keats and Mt- Cunningham with Thomas Hardy. Both papers were of a high order of anerit and provided much information and' pleasure for those present. Hearty votes ...
... he leaned most. He read extracts from Shelley. Wordsworth. Milton, Swinburne, Wm. Barnes, and Thomas Hardy; his prose extracts were W. 11. Hudson. Sir Thomas Brown, and MIWO White. Some of Mr Miller's assertion were not agreed to by several memliers. and ...
... sections, each of ten lectures. The first course will deal with great figures in English literature from Worrleworth to Thomas Hardy. No attempt will be made to present the whole of nineteenth century literary history in such a email compass. the aim being ...
... gentlemen wer ck-rletl .-Frank F. Adamson, Archibald Cochrane. Robert D«tt. holm George He‘tie. Alexander Hunter. Jm. Hume. Thomas Hardy. Grant M Latmatt. -Taf. Scott and John The ordination ceremony took place at the forenoon service Sunday and was conducted ...
... affecting this column should be addressed to QaQus,” o/of the Editor of this paper. AUTHORS’ EARNINGS.—The fortune left Mr Thomas Hardy seeme to have accrued from the large and steady sale of , all his works in recent years, and not from any one novel in ...
... notes full many man does mark And does not answer nay. Of more modern poets Burns and John Clare, William Aflingham and Thomas Hardy, have written poems about the gray speckled bird. which those who possess their poems doubtless know. One modern bit of ...
... what hw was trained for before began earn livelihood by his pan, has great deal do with the subject-matter of his work. Thomas Hardy, for instance, was trained as an architect, and any student the great Wessex novelist wA tell you how often architects ...
... programme of music. LITERARY EVENING.—On Saturday, at, the Broxburn High School F.P. Club. Liter- . sry Section. an address on Thomas Hardy was, given by Mr Gordon Hislop, M.A., as. I eistant to Professor Grierson, Edinburgh University. CO-OPERATIVE WOMEN'S ...
... survived the test of time forget that in our own day literature is being written. There is that grand old man of letters. Thomas Hardy, to whom life is a complex, mysterious phenorneuon and who has Joie' for Wessex what Dickens did for London hut sphere ...