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... FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD, by Thomas Hardy. (London : Mcmillan and Co., Limited. Limp Cloth extra 2/6 net.) Messrs Mcmillan and Co., are at present bringing out a beautiful pocket edition of the work of Thomas Hardy, of which the volume before us is ...
... DEATH OF MU. HARDY. A well-known figure of Barmoutb society, Mr Simeon Thomas Hardy, entered into rest 27tb ult.; 79 years of age. Mr Hardy had taken up his peimaneni abode fur inolue ye.iis at 12 Porklngton Terrace, where under the kit.dly and solicitous ...
... RIIYBUDD I DEITIIWYR GYDA'R GERBYDRES. Yn Dewsbury, ddydd Llun, cafwyd Thomas Hardy Jackson, perchenog gweithfeydd glo mawrion yn y rhan hone o'r wlad, yn euog o drafaelio gyda'r gerbydres o He( krnondwicke LiversedJe, heb dalu ei gludiad ar dri o ddiwrnodau ...
... amusing short etory in this week’s “London Opimion.”” m which are includdd ‘many mirth provoking drawings by %efi, Thomas, Dudley Hardy, Will Hope, etc. ...
... London; S. W. Partridge & Co., 9 Paternoster Row, E.C. There is a very inter, sting and ful,y Clvotrated interview with Thomas Hardy in The Young Man for March. Dr. Clifford contribute, a rousing article on The Making of Paul: a Study for Young Men ; ...
... Professor Hiram Corson, Mr. William Watson, Mr. Theodore Watts, and Mr. G. B. Shaw. Lord Tennyson. Mr. George Meredith, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Walter Bement. Mr. Rider Haggard, and many others wrote regretting their absence. In the meeting was exhibited a tablet ...
... at • sale no less than £3O for a copy, which is, we believe, the highest figure yet paid for it in the open market. MR. THOMAS HARDY 'S literary work has, we regret to hear, been suspended by indisposition. The illness from which the novelist, who is at ...
... first mile Pen rh wl Portmadoc (Ca-ns) fair: Barmouth fair T' fair maenpod— fair GREAT THOUGHTS” The visit the Prince of - Thomas Hardy will probably upon the taste of the audience attention of he can to claims of good songs works To good read soiling and ...
... fifty per cent on his rates which is possible if railway bills are rejected Notes of the Week THOMAS HARDY AMD TESS In Outlook” for this there letter written Thomas Sir Henry Jones in 1909 in ‘Tess of d’TTrbervilleo’ ton to prove or earth certain character ...
... Telegraph”) Few pieces of music have left such lasting impression on variety of professions It was favourite with Gladstone and Thomas Hardy and Sir Edward Marshall-Hall it as the which 'had influenced life He thought expression of true religion its HORRIBLE VISION ...
... village at that hour and season for the previous forty years “A Merry Christmas ye” From “Under the Greenwood Tree” by Thomas Hardy THE GENIAL FLAME OF CHARITY Amidst the general call to happiness the bustle of the spirits and stir of the affections which ...
... 10RAXT NARROW-MINDED that there is no such thing as good iterature Saki and Archibald Wall do not write the tragic inten-sir Thomas Hardy but the lover of feature values them and keenly fa (acre despises the stories of John Buchan and Agatha Ian Hay made thousands ...