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... author who smells the scent of the sea, who knows its perils and its compensations, and who yet is even comparable with Thomas Hardy in his love of the soil and the cattle. Well, Mr. Patterson is a joyous example of the rolling stone. He has adventured ...
... a place in the 1' ebruary “Fortnightly Review,” its main charm is its wide range of interest. There is opening poem by Thomas Hardy, 0.M.; T. sc * ; writes in his usual delightful way on “ The rise and progress of the English dinner”; ‘‘The abolition ...
... is preserved between old and new, though the book does nob claim to be a representative selection. A delightful poem by Thomas Hardy is “ Let mo Enjoy : Let me enjoy the earth no less Because the all-enacting Might That fashioned forth its loveliness Had ...
... literary style atrocious, and that it did not amuse him in the slightest : and he bade me take course of George Meredith and Thomas Hardy, in the hope of correcting my obviously vitiated taste. Now that particular book sold 80,000 copies, so that it evidently ...
... ia its career—its jubilee. It owed its foundation to Mr. (later Sir) James Knowles, who, an architect by profession like Thomas Hardy, turned to journalism, for which, as events have proved, he had a wonderful natural bent. He had done good work on ” The ...
... individuality, and as a poet. His published volumes were Poems, Ireland and Other Poems, and a criticism of The Art of Thomas Hardy.'* Reuter'3 correspondent at Rio do Janeiro telegraphed on Saturday:—Vice-Admiral Wandenkolk Chief of the General Staff ...
... Chairman (the Rev. A. Hall) referred to the fact that the remains of Thomas Hardy had been laid to rest near those of Charles Dickens. There was an appropriateness about this, he said, for Hardy was younger contemporary of Dickens, who had entered upon his work ...
... Mary Milton, Alfred Parkes, Ellen Farker Smith, Emiiie J. Walker, Thomas Winder. * hysical Geography and Geology, Course 11. First Class: 'Mary Ann AehalJ, *Sarah Jane Bagshawe, * Thomas Lionel Bates, S. F. Byers, *M. L. Mawson, •R, H. Mawson, M. E. Slgston ...
... was investigated. The defendant was Mrs. Martha Smith, a woman of very stylish and lady-like appearance, and wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy Smith, a largo farmer residing at Ambaston, a few miles from Derby. The complainant was a decent-looking female apparently ...
... E. Slgston, E. P. Smith, E. Wltheford. Second Class : Adela M. E. Coryton, Edith Fordham, Gilley, Catherine E. Jackson, Thomas Hardy, Elizabeth Hcpkinson, H. W. Leader, E, Longden, M. A P. M'Bralr, Charles Paul, Sarah K. Peace. Political Economy.—First ...
... late from hat tine. ALf RED ALLOTT. Secretary. T~~ HIRD HALLAMSHIRE BUILDING SOCIETY. : Councillor Councillor THOMAS MOORE. President : Mr. THOMAS STEAD E, Cemetery- road. Solicitors : Messrs. PARKER AND SON, 10, George-street. Baxanna: The SHEFFIELD UNION ...
... Morris, Thomas Hardy, Walter Crane, H. Rider-Haggard, Frederic Harrison, G. F. Watts, Lord Leighton, Walter Besant, Dean Farrar, Marion Crawford, the then Bishop of Ripon, Henry Irving, Leslie Stephen, Edmund Gosse, Edmund Clarence Stedman, Thomas Bailey ...