... iudgrnent. . The writers will include the following:- Robert Rridges, John Masefield. W. Yeats. Waller la Mare. Alfred Noyes. Thomas Hardy. Sir illiam atson. W. -.Havies. W. W. Gibson, Sir Henry Newbolt, A. E. Heusman, Rrookt». Alice Meynell. John Drinkwaler ...

... are daily becoming rarer in popular fiction by lady writers. Like Anthony Trollope, or, to come near the present day, Mr. Thomas Hardy, she took a place, a period, and a set of characters for treatment in her main efforts, and The Chronicles of Carlingford ...

... ” B. M. Croker. “ Pretty Polly Pennington,” Madame Albane«i. and the Low,” A. and C. Askew. ** the Greenwood Tree,” Thomas Hardy. “Tli© School for Saints” “The Brown Eye® of Mary,” “Tho Greet Refusal.” John Oliver Hobbes. Madame Albaneai. Maxwell ...

... brilliant revival njaat popular the plays. Canon also otlt the rich the • Love ,n. Labour Lost.” evidently appeals .stronglv Mr Thomas Hardy. For. readers will remember now. hie heroine. Paula. the part the French iti li»i amatetu thpatrioals. ...

... conlinued success. Kilsyth almost requiiod white gloves tor tho magistmlc I were hut the [bails of Thomas Hardy Allison smith, Bonny bridge, breach peace, ; and Thomas Jarvic, miner, High Street, broju.li peace, 7s bd, were forfeited ; Michael (Minton, miner ...

... time Weymouth was the favoured sea-side resort cf the Royal family'. Those were the limes of the third ('»©orge, and Mr. Thomas Hardy in his Wessex- Novels has drawn us enduring picture the simple old Sovereign and his homely Consort residence the Dorset ...

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... The latter had written his splendid book when he was dying of that fell disease consumption. On the other hand, there was Thomas Hardy, a man strong and healthy, who had pandered to a certain class, and who would like to draw them from the skies and drag ...

... and poets thought Him. Do you remember that tremendous sentence, tremendous in its brevity and hopelessness, with which Thomas Hardy closes his novel of “Teas of the D’Ubervillee,”—“The the Immortals has finished his sport with Tees ” That is the view ...

... to know, and our du y to get to know, and live in. the best. Herein we see the primary function of reading. When I read Thomas Hardy, for instance, I enter bit by bit ino that writer’s world, and gradua’ly came to see and estimate things according to his ...

... long ; and he certainly can quote plenty of positive instances in his support, beginning with Fielding and ending with Thomas Hardy. Yet, be that it may, the dominant call of the past publishing season has assuredly been the craze for something short ...

... William Cjackson or Clarkson, shoemaker there. ' . • , Thomas Pike or Fink, musim-smger there. Robert Gray, weaver there. James Clelland, smith there. Alexander Hart, cabinet-maker there. Thomas M'Farlane, weaver at Condorrat. ffgptinued.) ...