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... COMI'TON HALL, WIMBLEDON. Literary Evening, MONDAY, MARCH Seth at Le p.m., THE NOVELS OF THOMAS HARDY, MR. W. H. LOVEL, MA. Admiebion Supenm. ...
... nephew, the Grand Duke of Hesse, to Easioaore of Solem-Hohermohns-Lich. A disastrous fire occurred at the winery of Messrs. Thomas Hardy and Sons, who own the oldest vineyards in South Australia. The nearest water mains were half a mile away, so the firemen ...
... were Bulwer Lytton and R. D. Blackmer,. He also published Stanley's books and works of Charles Reside, Charles Dickens. Thomas Hardy, Wilkie Collin. Thackeray, William Black, Jules Verne, Clark Russell and Mrs. Claskell. Mr. Marston retired from business ...
... CONCERNING GHOSTS. A real conversation is recorded in the Pal Mali Magazier between Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Archer on the subject of ghosts. When Mr. Hardy was a young man, it appears, be would willingly have glean ten years of has life to see • authentic ...
... are doing the same. The only novelists Mr. Macrianiara could call to mind who are generally s3mpathetic to teachers are Thomas Hardy and Jan Maclaren. This attitude has tended to keep down the status of teachers. Besides, English people have no great ...
... liken taking wounded boldiere out for a drive. GUILD LITSZARY Eyzxzxo. Mr. W. H. Love!, M.A., will speak on The Novels of Thomas Hardy at the meeting of Compton Guild, at Compton Hall, on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. CONDUIT AT YRS MANOR CLUB. —The Merton ...
... Scott in lyrical facility. The individual school represented by Laurence Housman was touched upon, with quotations ; also Thomas Hardy, Stevenson and others—thia by way of introauction to the closer separate studies to Accumwr To • Crcuer.—About dusk on ...
... fate Thomas Hardy and was born at Cowley. Middlesex, on December 19th. 1524. At the age of 24 be married Maria. daughter of the late William Goodman, of lver, Bucks, and had two sons who predeceased him, and two daughters still living. Mrs. Hardy died ...
... Potteries and Newcastle Cripples' Guild. The list of fortyfive contributors—all well-known writers—includes Carmen Sylva, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Edmund Gosse, Mr. Austin Dobson, Mr. Maurice Hewlett, Mr. Arthur Symons, Mr. William Watson, Mr. W. B. Yeats, Fiona ...
... remote from the ideal. So was. John Oalsworthy. So was Mark Rutherford. Lafradio Hearn had fled from modernism to the East. Thomas Hardy told us of the clumsy cruelties of a life that appeared to lack guidance or meaning. The frankly romantic authors were ...
... Nelson. It fell from his pocket as be lay dying in the cockpit of the Victory, and was picked up by the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, his flag captain. A water-colour drawing of the celebrated signal flag, England expects every man to do his duty, is ...
... the Duchess of Sutherland has enlisted help from the highest talent in the country. It is not invidious to mention Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. William Watson, Mr. W. B. reates, Mr. Henry Newbolt, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. Maurice Maeterlinck, and Mr. Owen Seaman ...