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... Dr. A intitio The Wa4rd O Motuat3ln. _ JAMES CRLENWOOD. Dirk Temple. By ANDREW HALLIDAY. leen-D.O lAA, HARDY. Paul \‘) rates S..crieCe. By THOMAS HARDY. the ltittatetxxl Tree, HARWOOD. By JULIAN HAWTHORNE. Otteth. I Ret•tellne I Duet. Sattoni • Ware. Ileutrix ...
... Rithie contributes an account of her father, W. M. Thackeray, tho first editor, and of George Smith, the founder. Mr. Thomas Hardy addresses a metrical “impromptu” to the editor; and Mr. E. T. Cook reviews the fifty years’ history of tbe magazine in ...
... Vol.. with FAVOURITE EDITION. With S rout =chose. Wa. tiuth TIIOMAS HARDY'S NOVELS. NETROWS FAVOURITE EDITION. Vols. Wtt I. Frostopirer Etrhiatri. Crown Syn., Os. crier. had - Thomas Hardy Mat the rimmit of oth wwel•sts. HI. tritosphe in Ortioo hate taw ...
... ; David Pannell. A Study of Con- science. By Mrs. Alfred Marks (Mary A. M. Hoppus). Hutchinson aud Co. The Art of Thomas Hardy. By Lionel Johnson. Elkin Mathews and John Lane. Recollections of Geoffry Hamlyn. By Henry Kingsley. New Edition. With ...
... for the especial purpose of iuspectinv th., ' re, ■ underuking, and he was perfectly «Btonish J cl * i report made by Sir Thomas Hardy, that it ** terfere with the navigation of the River ThatriM thoroughly convinced that it weald so interfere’ j most i ...
... Death by Machinery. — A shocking death occurred on Thursday last at the flour mill of Mr. Adlington (Notts). A lad named Thomas Hardy was sent at twelve o'clock to the upper part of the mill, when aoon afterwards he was discovered dead and shookingly muti- ...
... Malaya. an Old Resident. W ells Gardner, Darton, and The Pasting of Victoria: The Poets' Tribute.” Containing Poems by Thomas Hardy, W. E. Henley, and Others. Horace Marshall and bon. The Rule and Exercises of Uolv Dying. .Jeremy Taylor. (Temple Classics ...
... you wen foreigner, yon would itsd it quite easy te enter dockyard sad gat any information wanted. MR. THOMAS HARDY AS ARCHITECT. Mr. TJiobm Hardy, «ka ■mwßA b>(aa aa aa arckitret. haa tkat ka kaa M kia •kiH tka prafaaaiaa ia a pSea»a| way. Ua haa ■tarred ...
... aed %Vela. Mr. Wilfrid Blunt, Mr. G. Cadbury. Rev. It. J. Lord Coleridge, Mr. W. L. Courtesy, Sir H. Rider Haggard, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Ceara Heasley Hamm, the Deans of Hereford, biniata, Mancheater, Wormier. sod Peterborough, Sir Victor Harsher, Sir Ray ...
... MR HARDY'S NEW POEMS. SATIRES OF CIRCtiNSTANCE. By Thomas Hardy. (Macmillan. 4s. 6d. net.) Mr. Thomas Hardy is a great poet condemned by some trick of temperament to make prosaic use of his genius. That, at least, is the impression made ...
... of his marriage, the name of Mr. Thomas Hardy was mentioned at an early stage by the chairman, Mr. Israel Zan,gwill. The chairman was speaking of the great literary figures of the day, and said: We have Mr. Thomas Hardy, whose latest work, 'The Amazing ...
... who march away . . . To hazards whence no tears can win us, What of the faith and fire within us Men who march away? (Thomas Hardy.) It was good-bye to the Guards' Brigade. Today they were leaving the Second Division, with whom they bad been brigaded ...