... demonstrated by the crowded attendances when his “Dynasts” was dramatised some ten years ago. THOMAS HARDY’S CAREER. From Ecclesiastical Architect to Novelist. Thomas Hardy, the last of the great Victorian men of letters, and the most illustrious of the English ...

... Rafael Sabatini, 2s. : from the Rodley Head, The Cardinal’s Sm'ff Bor” Henry Harland; from Collins Under the Greenwood Tree Thomas Hardy. 25.; from Humphrey Milford. Hard Tiny's” by Charles Diekens; from Stanley Paul and Co.. Ltd.. The Mysteries of Paris from ...

... cablegram of congratulation signed by British authors, including Rudyard Kipling, Mr. George Meredith, Mr. Andrew Lang, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and others, letter was also read from President Roosevelt. ...

... the Factory Act, in failing to obtain certificates from the district medical officer for the employment of young people. Thomas Hardy and William Booth, both ago 15 years. Mr. Clay, for defendants, explained the matter had been overlooked. They pleaded ...

... and Professor Svedberg, of tipsala, are both rflontioned connectif)tt with the physics and chemical Ecience prize. Mr. Thomas Hardy: 14r. Galswarthy, M, Anatole Frame, and - M. Georg Brandies are mentioned for the literary priTe. Professor Elis Stromgren ...

... jliqmdator appointed T. G. MeJlor -Ring John’s Chambers, Bndlesmith Gate, Nottingliam’ Barranca Mines (Mexico), Limited.—Mr. Thomas Hardy, the manager, has now arrived the properties, and coblesThe August shipment amounted to tons, having an assay value for ...

... HARDY TALKS. Revived Conversations at Max Gate. (Published To-day.) TALKS WITH THOMAS HARDY AT MAX GATE, 1920-22,” Vere H. Collins (Duckworth, 6s. net). Thomas Hardy, like many another famous man, was not easy of approach. He chose the ...

... Bridges, Lord Bryce, Lord Burnham, Lady Byron. Sir A. T. Quiller-Couch. Lord Crewe, Sir Edward Elgar, Mr, Edmund Gosse, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Sir W. Robertson Nicoll, Sir A. E. Shipley (Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University), Lord Tennyson, Sir Herbert Warren ...

... Magazine Notices. The ‘‘Pall Mail Magazine” for November is a remarkably fine number. Clive Holland writes of Thomas Hardy and the Land of Wessex; and the Eton schooldays of Mr. Brodrick are recalled by “An Old Schoolfellow.” The October issue of the ...

... Bancroft, Sir Sidney Colvin, Lieut.-Colonel Bernard Cyril Freyberg, V. 0., Mr. John Galsworthy, Sir Jam** Guthrie, Mr. Thomas Hardy, General the Hon. Sir Herbert Alexander Lawrence, Mr. Edward Verral Lucas, Sir William Robertson Nicol, the Right. Hon ...

... REAR-ADMIRAL PHELPS. The death is announced Castle Cary, Somerset, of Rear-Admiral Phelps, ■who was given his nomination Sir Thomas Hardy, Nelson’s famous captain. Deceased, who was 88, entered the navy April, 1832, and retired as Captain in 1870, being promoted ...

... inspiring and diverting thought. Sir Henry Newbolt suggested that this power in Shakespeare is shared by Chaucer, Browning, and Thomas Hardy. May I say that to the list of literary diverters of paramount value just now should added the name of Charles Lamb, the ...