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... fiction. If Hardy had never done aught but create Gabriel Oak and Giles Winterbourne, he would have lived among the immortals. But link Ernald Oak to elicit an enviable surname as Scattergood, and the reader 1135 a combination worthy of Thomas Hardy, or any ...
... * • • Mr. Thomas Hardy, who m‘y still proudly claim the title of England's leading novelist, celebrated his seventy-fifth birthday to-day. It is long since Ws were favoured with a novel from Mr. Hardy's pen- During the last few years, indeed, the author ...
... Lady Thompson. NOISSEUR. r »- lee- ByW. Roberts. • By E. Broughton. .. By Mrs. Hodgson. By L. REVIEW. E. Carpenter ■>y • Thomas Hardy. By Andrew Lang. VoVi. • S E - Russell. s - - Haynes. 'Alfred G. K. Chesterton, ■.. Oscar Browning. James and ...
... his employers on the ground that when her husband was shot by a fare he was killed in the discharge of his duty. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the eminent novelist, has become a member of the International Society of the Apccrypha. The Bishop of Winchester is chairman ...
... LAWRENCE ((talk). 9 o—Beethoven: Louis Kentner (piano). 9 45—The Beggarstaff Brothers (talk). 10 s—French Songs. 10 35 Thomas Hardy (reading). 11 o—Seventeenth and Eighteenth-century Music. 11 30 —The Doubts of Columbus (talk). ...
... looked upon the trial as a public entertainment. A village tragedy has certainly been revealed such as, in the hands of a Thomas Hardy, might But it become the material for great fiction. is to be hoped that the interests of justice will not demand a repetition ...
... local publication. “The Millgate Monthly’> issues & well{llustrated holiday number for July. Mr. James Haslam writes on Thomas Hardy, the novelist; Mr. ‘Brikmit_e Yives an_account.of the famous Oceanographical Museum at“ Monaco; Mifs. Gertrude ¥ord cg:oribes ...
... . on Saturday night, more than 250 of the most distinguished men in the country attended. Among those present were Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Rudyard Kipling, and the American Amilassador. Replying on behalf of the Ministers of the Crown, Lord Haldane said ...
... quantity. He instanced as fine specimens of pure literature the papers Matthew Arnold, on Carlyle, Stevenson, Meredith, and Thomas Hardy. The principal paper was read by Mr. Laurence Clay, 44 The Italian Risorgimento, 1815 70. He gave a highly interesting ...
... PUBLIOAN' Thomas Hardy, landlord of the Ho dn t oke t lazing . on Ifs. ,A 2 for an assault .wider singular A man named. Stones was out on Sunday 1. he was told be was in.thokiwaes 4lllllll = in, end was at once asked whet/we kir arlooldfayi • gave Hardy two ...
... THE CRIME OF RHEIMS. FALSE PHILOSOPHY OF NIETZSCHE. MR. THOMAS HARDY ON GERMAN CULTURE. Mr. Thomas Hardy has written the irg letter on the bombardment f Rheims Cathedral : Everybody is able to put in a general ay the loss to the world that has resulted ...
... the funeral service, and addresses were delivered by the Rev. H. J. Boyd, of Sheffield; Mr. John Ripley, London; and Mr. Thomas Hardy, Manchester. Marriage of Mr. Adams and Miss Coleridge.—Tho marriage of Mr. Charles Warren Adams and the Hon. Mildred Coleridge ...