... who have died glori- seemed to think lot of Hardy. One had ously for their King and Country, Thy visited him recently. This what hapheavenly kingdom.. Gather them together in pened; •Say'- he: •Seen Thomas Hardy?’ green pasture, and lead them forth beside ...

... if the average would exceed hour for each game. The great charm to many players is that it is usually played for love. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, in A Pair of Blue Eyes.” aptly makes use _of its sociability when he says* of game that had its value ...

... Page Roberts. The same firm promise the following novels : For Percival, by Margaret Veley ; The Return of the Native, by Thomas Hardy; and The World She Awoke In: a Narrative, by Lizzie Alldridge. Messrs Macmillan & Co. wiil shortly publish a volume on ...

... Bros.; 2, James Ma shall; 3 and special, John D. Miller, Grangemouth. Plainhead hen, non-fed —1 and 2, Godfrey Bros.; 3, Thomas Hardy. Laurieston. CREST AND CREST BREDS.—Young Birds. —Crested cock—l, John Sharp, Polmoivt; 2, George MTntosh, Alloa.; and ...

... Violets and Pink Pigeons. By GERALD BARBOUR. good can come of it, for its agin natur,” one of the simple rustics created by Thomas Hardy. What would the poor old lady say to the advance of modern science by which the living lobster looks the colour of boiled ...

... 1798-1831, we find a whole host of distinguished names:—Sir Ralph Abercromb} , Vice-Admiral Lord Collingwoodj Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, the Duke of Wellington, Viscount Hill, Henry Brougham, M.P., and the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, to pick out the most ...

... affecting this columil should be addressed to Gallus,” c/of Editor of this paper. AUTHORS’ EARNINGS.—The fortune left by Mr Thomas Hardy seems to have-accrued from the large and steady sale of all hig works in recent years, and not from any, one novel in ...

... the effect that the view s expressed in the petition shall receive careful consideration. ZEAL IN CHURCH RESTORATION.—Mr Thomas Hardy contributes tue Cornhiil Magazine” for August Memories of Church Rostoraton,” an address read before the Society for the ...

... NOTES. XJJ.iJJi» - l Mr. Thomas Hardy has hie new work. the form, says, it has, d 0 been abridged and modibed i» This is, cf course, a matter oi jU ledge, but now wo are to obscure, it was written. Jude tue» w 1 jt Hardy tells us, resembles un derl»% ...

... by means conspicuous for the cheapness for which their books are obtainable Swinburne and Tennyson, George Meredith and Thomas Hardy, only to mention the names quoted by your correspondent, are certainly not examples of particular cheapness, yet each commands ...

... better than that, madam,’ said the grandee graciously. ‘ I’ll get up a bull-fight for your society’s benefit.” HARD THOMAS HARDY.-Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, who is not afraid of a good story against himself, tells of an amusing incident at a dinner party ...

... Inserted by his wife. Good-night, daddy.” Annie and wee Tom, HARDY.—At Falkirk Royal Infirmary, on 28th February, 1947, Thomas, aged 32 years, dearly beloved third son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hardy, Merchiston Avenue, Bainsford. From our happy home and circle ...