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... affecting this column should be addressed to QaQus,” o/of the Editor of this paper. AUTHORS’ EARNINGS.—The fortune left Mr Thomas Hardy seeme to have accrued from the large and steady sale of , all his works in recent years, and not from any one novel in ...
... CLASS.-Dr Clark, of Edinburgh University, delivered : tore on Thomas Hardy in the High School Frklav night, under the auspices the Education Authority, the Adult Education. Class. Thomas Hardy, said Dr Clark, was morbid and depressed his influence on the ...
... William Awhor, Edmund Among the are Mr Arquith, M. Barrie, Mrs Hugh Bell, Professor A. Oley. Sir William Conway, Garnc-tt. Mr Thomas Hardy, Miss .Tan* Harrison, Mr William Mr Henry James, [ G cor Professor G. Murray, j Claude Pinero. Elizabeth Robins, Bernard ...
... what hw was trained for before began earn livelihood by his pan, has great deal do with the subject-matter of his work. Thomas Hardy, for instance, was trained as an architect, and any student the great Wessex novelist wA tell you how often architects ...
... we find them slipping away from us. Don't you go believing in sayings; they-are all mad/ men for their own advantage.— Thomas Hardy. Bourn ville £f> • Cocoa •a*** blmaaßM DmalCm* Tia »■*> Day-Old Chicks, fej 74.000 BATCHED LAST YEAB. 9 Koocrt Miller's ...
... LITERARY NOTES. There is an intern ding personal glimpse Thomas Hardy in he contributes to the forthcoming volume, “A Laodicean,** in his collected works. “Tue writing ol the tale,** he suites, “ was rendered memorable, to two persona at least, a tedious ...
... character of its news, and chess contents, were thus admirably maintained. Mr Alain C. White has an interesting article “Thomas Hardy and Chess,” reviewing the author’s references to chess; White already did in the cases George Eliot and R. L. Stevenson ...
... Charlotte Yonge, and Stevenson. Among others favoured were Mrs Kenoaly, Agnes Giborne, Richardson, James Payn, Fielding, Thomas Hardy, Marion Crawford, Max Pemberton, Rider Haggard, Hemty, Tom Gallon, Georoe Macdonald, Sarah Doudncy, Flora A- Steel, Borrow ...
... mental readjustment Kfessarv. The same thing applies liter- Think of the difference style and method between Dickens and Thomas Hardy, for example. ’’ Bing nation ,,d will tell yon the nation lns-1 cannot remember whether I have these words spoken, or whether ...
... and engaged in journalistic and educational work in Glasgow. There be wrote hua. first book, and published it 1887. Mr. Thomas Hardy, preface to the- to- Issue “Desperate Remedies ” Msmrn. Osgood's charming collected edition hi* works, points out that ...
... : 6. C. Tweed; 7. A. Mil Dr. Shooting competition.—Five rounds-1 (cup), Thomas Hardy. etand), Thomas White. 24 : (mpo and case). Bald, Highest aggregate—l (air gun). Thomas Hardy. 70; 2. (ICs), C. Tweed, 63; (5 ). W. Bald (08). The prizes ...
... pointed out that it was only right that they should at a time like this demonstrate their esteem of their minister. Mr Thomas Hardy proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman. who suitably acknowledged the compliment. In the course of the evening renderings ...