... were -übtuitted by . Agnes Munro, and Mr David Cunnin am, jnr. Miss Munro dealt with John Keats and Mt- Cunningham with Thomas Hardy. Both papers were of a high order of anerit and provided much information and' pleasure for those present. Hearty votes ...

... found the advert of the telegiaph messenger extremely t•'irrulating. Vince times I have found him very depressing. Mr. Thomas Hardy has just edited come of the poems of William Barnes, a cireuntstanue which recalls a pretty little romance. Harness was ...

... Hawkins.—Lawrence Sterne's Tristram Shandy. Helen Mathers.—My favourite novel is Jane Eyre ; my favourite novelist Thomas Hardy. Mr Silas K. Hockling.--My favourite novelist is Thackeray, and my favourite novel is The Newcomes. Mr S. R. Crocket ...

... be the Hardy Tower, master. The Hardy Tower? I echoed, for I bail heard that the world-famed novelist was scarcely appreciated, like all prophets, in his own country. What Hardy ? I don't know, master, but the writing on it 'aye, Thomas ...

... HiLyon, contains many examples from his literary life-work. The subjects embraced by his work here represented vary from Thomas Hardy to Border Memories, from American Fiction to Revolution on the Land. Mr Wilson has opened the work with a long obituary ...

... might not have got otherwise. A centenarian is person of importance. This tendency of old age is very aptly illustrated by Thomas Hardy. in his lineation the Old llaltster. and of the adulation anti deference paid to him by his admiring ni•tic cronies. in ...

... sections, each of ten lectures. The first course will deal with great figures in English literature from Worrleworth to Thomas Hardy. No attempt will be made to present the whole of nineteenth century literary history in such a email compass. the aim being ...

... rear light. Mr Steele said the motorist was told that his lights were out. He was fined £2, which was paid at the bar. Thomas Hardy, butoter,, . Gowinlea Cottage, West Calder, pleaded guilty to having, during the , . hours, of darkness oh’' Wth Marar/' ...

... celebrant of the marria a hk woe ot Manni fHimsell ld in amous the ate Charles K whom rote his last letter of ship. LY When Mr. Thomas Hardy started life no idea of an author Hrs fii was architecture, which he practised {: e, 8 ex- time. then interested him keet ...

... books from the library of Thomas Hardy, eacn bearing an. autograph note by Barrie, The first copy of The Boy’s Own Book: A Complete Encyclopedia of all the Diversions of Boyhood and Youth,” with signature the fly-leaf: Thomas Hardy, Sept. 1853, and the ...

... by Gertrud® ll*ll “The Coronal,” a poem, by Annie Field?; “Trie Time the Lotus,” by Alfred Par op; “The SimuMon,” novel, Thomas Hardy; “The Dividing Fence.” Ruth M'Enery Stuart; “Taming the Shrew.” by Edwin A. Abb y “People We Pass.” Julian ; “The Colonel's ...

... gentlemen wer ck-rletl .-Frank F. Adamson, Archibald Cochrane. Robert D«tt. holm George He‘tie. Alexander Hunter. Jm. Hume. Thomas Hardy. Grant M Latmatt. -Taf. Scott and John The ordination ceremony took place at the forenoon service Sunday and was conducted ...