... great Victorians, including Tennyson, Browning, and .Villiam Morris. At one time he lived with George Meredith, Rossetti, Thomas Hardy, and Hall Caine, and he was one of the first critics to obtain recognition for Meredith's genius. He wrote much for the ...

... THOMAS HARDY’S NEW NOVEL. Belgravia for January win contain the first chapters of a New Novel by THOMAS HARDY, Author of Far from the Madding Crowd,” Ac., entitled THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE. Illustrated Arthur Hopkins. This Number -will also contain COMPLETE ...

... various memorials include two to Governors of the Hospital—Admiral Sir Richard Keats (1757-1834) by Chantrey, and Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy (1769-1839) by Behnes. Details of baroque keystones in the nearby crypt on the Palace site will be found the preceding ...

... distressful country. It is not a book to miss ; but we are sorry there is not more body to it. A Changed The fragments from Mr Thomas ~ Hardy s feast have been gathered up in ” A Changed Man (Macmillan). They possess, of course, an interest altogether over and ...

... 30, 1893), with codicil (dated Fob. 4, 1896), of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Bulwcll Hall. Notts, who died on Juno 27, was proved on Nov. 15 by Mrs. Mary Ann Hardy, the widow, the Rev. Thomas Barker Hardy, tho son. and Richard Fitz Hugh, J.P., ...

... SIR WILLIAM HARDY, Sir William Hardy, Kt., F.S.A., late Deputy Keeper, of the Public Records, died on the 17th inst., in his eightieth year. This learned antiquary was son of Major Thomas Bartholomew Price Hardy, R.A., Frances, his wife, daughter of Mr ...

... who are engaged in trying to tell the whole truth about their fellow-creatures continue to show signs of a new departure, Thomas Hardy, speaking of the Dorset villagers, said the whole truth was impossible to tell; the modern school appears to be coming ...

... propounded before, which is that parish patriotism is the only logical form of patriotism, and is the hope of the future. Thomas Hardy and John Masefield have already realised this, and are creating centres of local culture. The squires and the parsons of ...

... 23rd. This rare honour has been accorded during the present century only to two other men—Sir Henry Irving in 1905 and Thomas Hardy in 1928. After Mr. Kipling’s death the Trustees of the British Museum announced that in 1925 he presented to the Museum ...

... book about King Arthur. It was a westerly county making easy access from our Wll flat. And then there was Thomas Hardy. At the mention of Hardy my mother knew she was beaten. He had always been my most beloved writer, novelist and poet. The possibility ...

... for the young, and the fourth promulgated certain proposals for the improvement of Scotland. Our Thomas Hardy wrote Tess ; our grandfathers’ Thomas Hardy was a Professor of Ecclesiastical History. Perhaps I may mention, too, the Joseph Chamberlain, of ...

... a straight expansion of a Thomas Hardy short story: the one about the country maidservant who gets her mistress to correspond, for her, with the young man she has met at and after the fair. It is the kind of narrative Hardy relished, with a final sting ...