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... --The committee of the Knighton' Blue !tibias Amy began another week's mimics em Sunday hat, baring ail their leader Mr. Thomas Hardy, of who three sisimst disoourses is at at Primitive Chapel at 2. sad the Cheri ia the evening at 8, to very barge eimgregatiews ...
... soon, and at 9.20 the town. like a fairy palace, suddenly created by the stroke of a wand. ' to quote the words of Mr. Thomas Hardy, had to be left behind, the memory of the day to be long fragrant in the minds of all. Little need be said about the return ...
... The visitors then scattered themselves in groups to make or renew their acquaintance with a watering place, described by Thomas Hardy. as like a fairy palace, suddenly created by the stroke of a wand. Some made their way to the landlocked bay, in which ...
... the author, and tie autobiography, Twenty-five Years of Detective Life, should make racy and instructive reading. Mr. Thomas Hardy has been busy revising his works for the uniform edition which Messrs. Osgood are now to begin within the neat few weeks ...
... them in the authorship. Since all Blaine's letters and papers are available, the Life will of course be a full one. Kr. Thomas Hardy has written about three-parts of his new novel, and the serial publication cf it will begin in the December Harper. Meantime ...
... Dolman has • new and interesting story to tell of the famous author of Teas of the D'llrbervilles. It appears that Mr. Thomas Hardy was intended by his parent' for the Church, and that he oompromised with them by becoming an ecclesiastical architect. ...
... great attainments great energy, and great views. Outdoor hours were cur• tailed and indoor study much more a part of mr Thomas Hardy writes his novels with enpying ink, so that he always has a duplicate of each story on hand without invoking the services ...
... numbered among his correspondents some of the most eminent soldiers and diplomatists of the day. The long-talked of Art of Thomas Hardy. by Mr. Lionel Johnson, has at last appeared. Mr. Lane's bibliography is appended, and in addition two contributions by ...
... earnest and impressive address was given by Miss Moore, who is well known in the county for her successful Mission work. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, a lecturer for the Alliance, addressed the three meetings in the week, Councillor W. E. Birch taking the ...
... Our one, and has given v.* artist some good Weir tor illmtration. the number contains alai a sixtethtle. century story by Thomas Hardy, • study. or r. that • caricature, of woman's nature by John Oliver Hobbes, a pathetic Indian story by YAW& Ann.'s Steel ...
... two of his merit recent woike being on anny Bimini end her Time and Horace Walpole and his World. The states that Mr. Thomas Hardy and the Hon. His Henniker are collaborating to the writing of a shirt story entitled The Spectre of the Real, which will ...
... volume in the Contemporary Writers Series, which Dr. Robertson Nicol is editing, will be published in a few days. It is Thomas Hardy: A Critical Study, and is by Annie Macdonell, who discusses her subject in nine chapters. She entitles some of these The ...