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... Charles Dickcaa 76 Coaat Leo Tolstoi The late Alfred. LordTeaajaoa 7t Robert Browning Thomas Carlyle Herbert Spencer Si Kudyard Kipling Henrik Ibsen 3 Thomas Hardy 84 Emile Zola 3 Longfellow 86 Charlotte Mark Twaia(S. L-OHacas) 8s Hall Calae Mo Victor ...
... Oppenheim. and Barons** Orcsy stand above* Dickens. Scott, and Thackerav. Others will speculate bow it ia that Meredith and Thomas Hardy *r* not read more than tbea* authors; and follower* modern writer* xrill ask where are the names of K. F. Benson, S. W ...
... Browning 131 Calvin of the House of 79 Thomas Carlyle Goethe 80 Herbert Spencer Milton m. A. J. Balfour 81 Kudyard Kipling 134 Lord Byron 0. Sir H. Campbell- Henrik Ibsen Sir Walter Scott. Bsrt, a. C.B. 83 Thomas Hardy Alexander the Great Hon Joseph 84 Emile ...
... who shut himself up from his kind f Mr. Thomas Hardy may bury himself away down in Dorchester, but think bow thereby limits study of human life aod character! By-and-bye It will be quite distinction for writer not ba charged with plagiarism. Tennyson ...
... business. There is a controversy in the New Revitw which will cause some stir. Mr. Walter Besant, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have written articles on “ Candour in English Fiction.” Mr. Besant is quite satisfied with things as they are. He writes ...
... without monument, lies William Hlake, the eccentric painter and poet; Kitson, the antiquary, there in an unmarked grave ; Thomas Hardy and Horne Took rest from their troubled labours for reform under a monument which celebrates their sacrifices, and the ...
... and literature: £55 a year to Mary. Lady Duffua Hardy, in addition the of £lOO a year granted 1870, in recognition the h|a> toiicaL literary, and public aervioea of her late bu*- baod, Sir Thomas Duffua Hardy. It u stated that the Foreign Office him received ...
... MR. THOMAS DRACOTT Will sell by auction at the Mart, Tokenhouse yard, London, in March (unless previously disposed of privately), a GROUND RENT of £4O per annum, arising from valuable property at South Norwood, with reversion to the rack lental in years ...
... MR. THOMAS DRACOTT Has the pleasure of announcing that it his intentioii to open Auction, Estate Agency and Valuation Offices Watford, In connection with his established London practice. His offices (for the present) will be at Ko. G, Bishopsgate street ...
... against the \rannth of Mr. Hardy’s ai aciimoulous conversation on the variotta fcai the case fellowcil, and ultiiiiately a division took ii motion to produce the correspondence between ic-ortice and the magistrates, which Mr. Hardy op- I, and it was rejected ...
... our gjtitem of repairing. Ask to send for yours.—Freeman, Hardy, and Willie, 103 a, and 55, High-street, Watford.— Adtt. Hurt Convalsscskt Hom. St. Lbovabd's.— Return for the week ending Wednesday, 21« t August Patients in the home, 67 adults, 19 children; ...
... plaoe of worship. Mm. L. E. Thohas.—Mr. L. E. Thomas again in bad and unable to attend the meetings of the Joint Sewerage Committee and the Urban Council on Wednesday. Sympathetic regret waa expressed at Mr. Thomas’s continued ill-health. National Rn«* Socimr ...