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... turns from his violin to a well-beloved pipe. Another musician Mark Hanibourg seeks change of occupation in namismatios nad Thomas Hardy turns from book-writing to dance-music as a pastime. The moat famous of modern logicians. Professor Abbott, has croquet ...
... White Company. It pictures the national life of England about the same time, and is written on the same broad lines. Mr. Thomas Hardy says that lie began to scribble when he was sixteen, and iu his early years he appears to have acquired some reputation ...
... those who know her to bs a model domesticity, sod she finds bar relaxation in gardening, as well as in sad literature. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist end poet. need to live, when be was • boy, with so aunt, and be was sometimes called upon to write love letters ...
... There never was a time when Christians thought lees about than they do cow.—Dux bet. GIANTS OF TO-DAY. We possess in Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. H. 0. Wells. ■ad Sir J. M. Barrie (to name but three) written immensurable 'treater than Dickens or Thaeksray.—Ma ...
... event. of the autumn publishing maeon has been the publication by liesera. Maemillaa 'of a volume of short stories by Mr. Thomas Hardy. The title of 'the volume is A Changed Man, and it mulleins a dozen of what the dimingnished author describes as minor ...
... delightful pathos. and will xe welcomed by all readers who have tired of mporlidalitv of much of our modern literature. Mr. 'Thomas Hardy. the novelist, who 'began life is an architect, has shown that he has not log his skill in the profession in a singularly ...
... MR. HARDY AND WESSEX. In the general preface to the new editionthe Wessex edition—of Mr. Thomas liardv's works, published by Messrs. Macmillan, the famous writer explains how it is that in many of his stories he has not gone outside Wessex. Ile says: ...
... IWO WM Mr J. Itt'Millen proposed The Trades,' to which Mr Thomas Hardie replied. The other toasts were, Agriculture, by Mr James Fordyce, reply, Mr Archibald Scott: Lewes. by Mr Edward S. Wilkie, reply, Mr John M. Bruce; Kindred Meetbers. by ...
... Semi-Jubilee of the Rev. Thomas Low. I A. EARLIER CLOSING OF PU lIISEN.—At a et the umbers d the heal linseed trails Weft it was agreed to awn the at S daily. except Saturdays. ellen the bar tag will be 7 strum= Tanl.—The change to .0 time will take place ...
... I for EDITED BY H. H. THOMAS, unrivalled. PART 1 soatalas : etc., etc. With hundreds of Colour Plates, Photographs and Sketches. IN 24 .Y PARTS. PART I NOW READY. . EDITED BY Field-Marshal Sr EVELYN WOOD, V.C.. CA.. G.C.L. C.C.S/Al.. D.C.L. Difficulties ...
... Mr. Thomas Burt's retirement from the poet of General Secretary of the Northumberland Miners' Union after the remarkable period of forty-eight years is • notable event in the annals of trade unionism. The executive is to consider this matter at the nest ...
... IN LIGHTER VEIN THOMAS JAY. ILLUSTRATED BY 3. H. LUNN. One of the fancy themes a certain paper the other week has est me wondering. Benders are asked what sort of people they would like to 'pee exterminated. I have been thinking over that theme; the lust ...