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... THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION : Isla= OF THE CONTEST. By B. F. COSTELLOE. BOOKS AND BOOK GOSSIP. CHARACTER SKETCH : THOMAS HARDY. SHORT STORY : THE Ok FERING OF RUTH WEBSTER. GREEN-ROOM GOSSIP. AT THE BAR OF THE HOUSE. By T. P. And all the latest Home ...
... superb lie of Pasteur by M. Valtery-Radot, his son - in - law. This tine memorial. Moments of Vision & Miscellanea Verses. THOMAS HARDY. Crown Bea 6s. net. MACMILLAN & CO., Ltd., London, W.C. 2. ...
... BOOKSTALLS. NOW. Production of Baron d'Erlanger's Optra Teas, Comet Theatre, July 14th. TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES. By THOMAS HARDY. Crown Bvo, 3s. bd. Pocket Edition Ecap. *fru, cloth, as. 6d. ritt, le.ither, 3s. 6d. net. MACMILLAN A CO., LTD., LONDON ...
... German delegates to be present. Mr. Zangwill proposed the health of the President and Mrs. geOtt in a witty •speech. Mr. Thomas Hardy sent. an apology for absence. in-which he said that the i..ternational intercourse of men of letters -as the hope of the ...
... Alonna \'anna appears in the limes to-day. .1 he signatories are Mr. William Archer, Mrs. Craigie, Ilr. r;arnett, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Frederic Harrison, Lucas Malet, Mr Maurice I lewlett, Mr. I lenry Arthur Jones, Mr. George Meredith, Mr. Algernon ...
... WLES—HARDY.--Ow the Oth , at St. Margaret's Church, Leicester, by Rev. F. A. C. Payne, MA . Vicar the Rev. William Edward Darbraltire-Bowles, .)f the late C. J. Boyle', J.P., and of lira. Bowles, of Belgraae, to Kathleen Lilian. widow of Thomas Hardy ...
... MR. HARDY'S HEALTH. FAMOUS AUTHOR UNABLE TO MEET CANADIAN TEACHERS. A party of Canadian teachers arrived at IVevmouth yesterday from the Channel Islands, and were entertained by the Mayor and Mayoress. Mr. Thomas Hardy wrote that he was sorry he could ...
... THE CORNHILL MAGAZINE. Price One Shilling. CONTENTS LET ME ENJOY. By Thomas Hardy. SOME IMPRESSIONS OF COQUELIN. By Lady Bell. For APRIL. THE. PALADIN. Chaps 8.9. Vachell By Horace Annesley AN OLD SERVANT. 'THEIR HkARTS' DESIRES. Parry. By S. H. Tallentyre ...
... Limpetleld Common yesterday, suggestive of far more northerly climes than ours. THOMAS HARDY ILL. EFFECTS OF COLD WEATHER. fret Our Owe Oor►espondent. DORCHESTER. Sunday. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the distinguished novelist, who has been feeling the effect: , of the severe ...
... Joie. Lad MR. THOMAS HARDY. WIFE CONSTANTLY AT BEDSIDE. F►om Oer Own Correspondent. DORCHESTER Sunday. Mr. Thomas Hardy's health was reported to be about the same to-night. This indicates a continuance of the extreme weakness which is the disturbing factor ...
... the high seas however remote. MARDI'S NEW POEM. Th.: current issue of The Bermondsey Boo: contains a new poem by Mr. Thomas Hardy entitled ihe Wear } W.ilker. It is in four verse, only. but they are redolent of kgJun Beath and the open road. It opens: ...
... hateful sneering at all that one reveres in such writers as Thomas Hardy ? On the authority of one of those reviews which you justly condemn for their reticence I bou,;ht copy of one of Mr. Hardy's novels, but was so disgusted with its insolence and indecency ...