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... Desborough. the Dowager Marchioness of Head. fort, the Countess of St. Germans, Mrs. Cornwallis West, Mr. Antom Hope, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and many of the staff of the college._ _ • .. In his tribute to the gifted authoress, Lord Curzon referred to her career ...
... Fielding, W. Gemniell, Captain F. D. Garay, W. & Gotiesim, Chas. L. Ong, Algernon Grey, Henry Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hardy, R. B. Hardy, Min Catharine Hoey, Mr. and Kra. Rowland Hughes, Mr. Hopkins, Henry Hudson. Mrs. R. Hughes, D. H. Morris, W. U. ...
... Garden Without Walls . n . Coningshy Dawson The Dark Flower' John Galsworthy Virginia A Changed Man and Other Tales Thomas Hardy V.V.'s Eyes Henry Sydnor Harrison New Leaf Mills .William Dean Howells Stella Maris William J. Locke John B ...
... Castle, as it is called, is in a secluded spot on the Dorset Coast, overlooking the English Channel. Many of the scenes in Thomas Hardy 's novel, Well Beloved, are laid in __ the locality. The grounds boast of the only grove of trees in Portland, also famous ...
... The Garden Without Walls Coningeby Dawson The Dark Plower John Galsworthy Virginia A Changed Man and Other Tales Thomas Hardy V.V.', Byes Henry Sydnor Harrison New Leaf .William Dean Howells Stella Marla William J. Locke John .. lla/lity ...
... Shakerpeariets, etc.. and contains a mitical appreciation of the works of Margaret Woods, Sarah Grand, Georges Moore, Thomas Hardy, Meredith, Olive Bchreiner, Malloch, Rhoda Broughton. Benson, Rudyard Kipling, IGrant, Allen, and Georges du Maurice. Both ...
... Bryce, 0.M., Mr. George Meredith, 0.M., Mr. A. C. Benson, Sir Oliver Lodge, Mr. Henry James, Mr. Frederic Harrison. Mr. Thomas Hardy. Professor Saintsbury, and many others, including large numbers of clergy of the Church of England and of the Free Churches ...
... oollaboration by Thomas Hardy and Mrs. Henniker (Lord Hongbton's daughter), will be pubsislwd by Roberts Brother., Boston. An English critic intimatei that it is only in 'The tipactre of the 11• al. the last story in the volume, that the of Mr. Hardy appears ...
... speeks of an arbitration committee consisting of ore British member, one Venezuelan sod one co-opted (obosen conjointly). Thomas Hardy refers to certain buildings having the liny (clearly outlined) distiactnees of architectural drawings. Matthew Aroold ...
... operetta A War-Time Wedding for the first then. - Mrs. Minnie Haddam Fiske has secured from Thomas Hardy and Harper Brothers the Amerman rights to Hardy's dramatization of Tess of D*Urbesille. Fiske will make an elaborate production of the play ...
... Argyll, Amok% Aiex Paul .7. a. Louis Nam P. Brown, I. W. R. GSapriter, , B. A. FMMIIIIAO, Professor Mom, R. .orate, B. Thomas Hardy, W. P, Rowel. Sir John Lubbock, Rev. James if*. Professor Rude, H. Iran A. Nark aM PrehesorTY•44l. New To& Coil maim a ...
... the Masters of Genre Painting, will, according to the dthenteuin, be published daring the course of the autumn. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the *enlist, in his youth studied architecture, and after attaining some renown with his designs, began the writing of ...