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... Frederic Austin; and further folk-song numbers included O Jan! 0 Jan! a recension of a Wessex folk-piece arranged by Thomas Hardy. and H. W. Petrie's devastating .kit on the blatant vulgarities of the usual Music Hall style. A 19th Century Folk Ditty ...
... purpose eagerly rod is a character-study of of enlisting public sympathy on the side o f Thomas Hardy by Harry Furniss. Mr the few harassed motorists. Possibly when Hardy nowadays sees very few visitors, but those who for their amusement indulge in having ...
... Hall Caine, Eden Philpotta, Hichena, etc., are still intruding their allthy dreams in books and the greatest of his class, Thomas Hardy, is doing likewise with a greater art. Oh 1 the pity of it. But they are old and will soon pass away, and their book+ with ...
... Heineman® for publication in book form. The celebrities who will exchange ideas with Mr Archer in the volume include Mr Thomas Hardy, John Oliver Hobbes, Mr Pinero, Lucas Malet, and that veteran soholar. Professor Masson, who now lives retirement near ...
... bat km n writers of Ration am the passed ear l y y es t er d a y us is demonstrated by the of Mr Goodwin Game, writers as Thomas Hardy. 3, 1848, in Brechin. id Bennett, Hugh Walpole, James Gibson, the lei :ipiing, Merriman, Richard cams to Canada w h en ...
... and Thomas Hardy. Both are admirable pencil sketches in the manner which Mr Rothenstein has made peculiarly his own. The simple lines are full of vitality and character. The sense of cultured repose in Pollock, and of energetic movement in Hardy are ...
... whose works the contents of the number under review have been culled are, Dickens, Bret Harte, Marryat, Longfellow, Scott, Thomas Hardy, and Jean Ingelow. These names alone sufficiently vouch for the quality of the literary matter pro• vided. The extracts ...
... 000 left Dr Robert Bridges, the Poet Laureate, the £2,500 left D. H. Lawrence, it is very large, Pickens left ,€96.0011, Thomas Hardy €91.000 and John Galsworthy left £BB,OOO, but Arnold Bennett left only ,€40,000, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle €30.000 and W. ...
... the weekly luncheon of Arbroath Rotary Club in the Cafe Moderne yesterday, Rev. David Crosbie, Old Church, gave a talk Thomas Hardy and His Novels.” Mr A. B. Mudie, vice-president, presided, and Mr A. W. Halliday proposed thanks. British Legion Women’s ...
... Journal. In the latter article interesting information is given regarding forgotten bits of work from the hand of men like Thomas Hardy, Conan Doyle, and W. Hale White. Mr Clement Shorter continues his gossip on books with a free anil easy chat Omar Khayyam ...
... domestic servants suggested tfmJomt Committee of Women’s Industrial Organisations. £l9O was givenat a a first edition of Thomas Hardy* ?' T *“ of the D’tJrbervilles,” pubhahed in 1891. The world’s first police sky wireless-equipped seanlane. has ted at ...
... merchant, Glasgow. Ordinary Directors : Messrs Andrew Orr, William Wemyss, James Balfour, James A. Campbell, Charles - Hardy, Thomas Yates, William Crockatt, P. Allardice, William Allan, James Milln, David Yuile, and James Milne. Treasurer : James Martin ...