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... 4 THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE. REVIEWS. German. Berlin, hitherto only nominally the capital, now be- THOMAS HARDY FROM A FRENCH STAND. came the centre from which this young German literature was sent forth, and to which it drew talent and genius from ...
... GEORGE ALLEN and UNWIN, LTD. A SECOND THOMAS HARDY Without any special heralding Yr. Lmdbitter seems to have s.epp:d the front rank. perhaps even to the leadership, of those active novelist. theme is English rural life. I emphasire the word ' actin ...
... 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 Alw The Opening Chapters of A GREAT NEW NOVEL ...
... Thomas Hardy ' s Works. Uaifers► Ithtios. 23 Vols. Crown Cloth gilt. to. net each. Pocket !Whim. 22 Vols. Feap. sv.. Cloth, 4s. 6d. set. ; leather. 6s. net each. The Wean Editioa. 22 Vets. Cloth extra. 8•o. lON net eacg. ...
... I,or THE JUST THOMAS HARDY I. Net. Nei. Bt HAROLD CHILD Other (Women this Senn: IL MUM Sevier, MR. ROBERT BRIDGES' ANTHOLOGY. ...
... THE ENGLISH REVIEW APRIL. Contributors : THOMAS HARDY FRANK HARRIS HENRY JAMES EZRA POUND A. D. HALL. F.R.S. D. 11. LAWRENCE HAROLD COX W. ROTHENSTEIN SYDNEY BROOKS Mrs. BELLOC LOWNDES E. A. BAUGHAN GILBF.RT CANNAN R. A. SCOTT•JAMES MAURICE BARING EDWARD ...
... Crown Bvo, 3s. 6d. net. THE GOSPEL OF PAIN. By THOMAS J. HARDY. A small volume which lx eound to rive with much eloquent and the weight of experience the witness of sudei.ng to a .arger li e. lhe object W. the writer is to show that suffering is leas ...
... play by Me. Thomas Hardy, The Famous Tragedy of the Queen of Cornwall. in which Mark. King of Cornwall, slays Sir Tristram. the secret lover of his Queen. The play was perfurmed last night at the Corn Exchange, Dorchester. by the Hardy Players, all ...
... work of Thomas Hardy: Mr. T. P. One may repeat with regard to Hardy what Stanton said when Abraham Lincoln died, Now he belongs to the ages. Hardy will always remain one of the greatestligures in English literature. sir Art car Mwast Delft: ...
... dimensions of the existing piers. An amendment was defeated by SO votes to 36, and the recommendation carried. MR. HARDY'S TWO PRIZES. Mr. Thomas Hardy has presented two prizes to Dorchester Grammar School, of which he is a governor, and will make them annual ...
... feared the eyeball will have to be removd. Mr. Thomas Hardy and the Passing Years. Mr. Maurice Hewlett, presiding at the annual meeting of the Incorporated Society of Authors, said that Mr. Thomas Hardy, in accepting office as their president, had begged ...
... O.M. AND G.O.M. It is as difficult to realist that Mr. Thomas Hardy is eightyfive years of age to-day as it is to realise that more than half-a-century has gone by since his Far From the Madding Crowd appeared, and, indirectly, gave rise to one of ...