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... with a smile that she made up her mind at the age of 10 to beanoTehst. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the notelist, is descended from the Hardy to whom the dying Nelson said, Kiss me, Hardy.” Sardod’b income from royalties on his plays in France and other countries ...
... (Obatto and Wiodus) begins the new year with the opening chapters of new novel called “ The Beturn of the Natiye,’’ by Mr. Thomas Hardy. There is much to interest in Mr. H. Barton Baker’s “ Parisian Salons of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth (fenturies. Wilkie ...
... taking a distinguished degree. He first attracted the attention of the literary world by his remarkable study of the “Art of Thomas Hardy,’’ book distinguished at once in its style and matter, and perfect mine knowledge and erudition. The distinction which ...
... usual, and one missed many faces; but there were William Black, brown as a berry and looking no older than 2O years ago; Thomas Hardy, who, like Black, is a physically small person; Francillon and M'Carthy; Rider Haggard, a tall, fair, fresh young man, ...
... influsnee of the philoeophical husband is having some effect upon the poetical wife. The serial stones W>Jki« Collins and Thomas Hardy are chief attractions Belgravia, though there are plentv of readers who will find much to interest them in The Moon’s Myriad ...
... failed them, many of our most popular authors could still earn living by following the profession of their youth. Both Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Hall Caine, for instance, are trained architects. Mr. R. S. Hichens mastered the art of musical composition before ...
... this week, a simply written, but sufficiently lively record of travel, while first rank fiction was represented by Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mrs. EfiUhphtfy Ward, who was dressed in dark mauve and black brocade, and a hat suited to her somewhat masculine type ...
... necessity of preparation for events which otherwise might conceivably damage Italian interests in the Mediterranean. Mr. Thomas Hardy does not approve of the alteration Dorchester old street names in a tourists’ guide, and has written the Town Council on ...
... Black really looks young as he did twenty years ago; Blackmore is now white and nearing the category of “ venerable: and Thomas Hardy will never look youthful again. The death of (he Earl of Carnarvon, though for days were led to anticipate it, will come ...
... and we heartily hope that they may suffer neither harm nor diseredit by the experiment. 60MI1 ta-TERMTI.W. ekOPtn. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been telling something about his home and method of American interviewer. If in day thinks has done ...
... forth the survival of a picturesque old rite, Garland Sunday Dorsetshire,” which last canvas might perhaps interest Mr. Thomas Hardy well as the folklorist. Tub collection of pictures in connection with the forthcoming Exhibition of Gardening and Forestry ...
... of the International Library, translator in the commercial department of the Board of Trade) has been staying with Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, Dorchester, and is likely to dedicate his new work to the author of Teas.” The book in question likely to ...