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... towns and from war’s horrors. In gerhaps the best semi-military novel that has een written within the last twenty years Mr. Thomas Hardy gives us a pleasing picture of the warrior’s keen interest in things pertaining to the farm and the land. “The Trumpet- ...
... this, perhaps, its chief merit lies. The only other living auth rwe can think of who is capable of such fine colouring is Thomas Hardy. Mr. Parker’s description is as net:;rerfection as it is possible to be, and proves that he is possessed of a rare and ...
... mistake in the cheers of the crew on my taking her in tow.” Itis nevertheless a true story ; through the kindness of Sir Thomas Hardy an inquiry was Mmade among the old pensioners of the Marlborough in Greenwich Hospital, and two of the most intelligent ...
... the heading ‘“ Reviews,” I have read your comments on a book called Mr. ZThomas Atkins, by the Rev. E. J. Hardy. I am inclined to think that Mr, Hardy is wrong as to the title ‘‘ Tommy Atkins” having originated in-the year 1857 in Lucknow. The enclosed copy ...
... the rise to the fall of the curtain, the acting specially of Mr. A. C. Hardie in the 73 of Bill Reyston being remarkably grod. To our soldier friends we would say that Mr, Thomas Atkins takes a part in one or two of the merriest scenes It is only a very ...
... REVIEWS. Mr. Thomas Atkins is one of the best mwbcfi have ever read on the British soldier. It is o who the Rev. E. J. Hardy, Chaplain to the Fore has frequently contributed interesting articles o pages of THE REGIMENT., soldier® ~ The book is crammed ...
... who, having joyfully surrendered, are now currying favour with their hosts. Not otherwise would Festus Derriman of Mr. Thomas Hardy’s “Trumpet-Major” have paraded his grievances if he had really been taken captive by the Corsican ogre.—Pall Mall Gazette ...
... Fund, Horse Guards, Pall Mall, London, S.W. H. F. HALL.—We regret that we are unable to use your M. of the song sent to us, THoMAS H. GRIEVES.—Your best plan is to write t the adjutant of the regiment to which your friend belongs. He will let you know if ...
... riflemen was formed there. It was styled the rst Subdivision, its numerical strength was 30 men, its officers ' were Lieutenant Thomas Eyton, and Ensign the Hon. ‘R. C. Herbert. This little band were clad in a grey uniform, with black braid trimmings. The weapon ...