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... STONEHENGE GO? ONLY TO THE NATION, SAYS THOMAS HARDY. A W ITII THE NOVELIST. The following interview with M r. THOM HARDY appeared in a recent of the Dady Chrensek egten!ay I went down into Wesmex to ask Mr. As HARDY what he thought abont Stonehenge. That ...
... Williamson. The wsv represented Sir Francis KaoUys, ths Prince Wales by Lord Churchill, and the York the Hon. D»r> k Ksppel. Mr Thomas Hardy, novelist, and county folk were aleo present. ■ ...
... splendid irony of Thomas Hardy. When Mr, Shaw wakes his hero under the shadow of the gallows ask the Chaplain who begins to read the Burial Service, whether that was a fit place for a man of his profession, the effect is almost blasphemous, Hardy would have ...
... Queen was represented by Sir Francis Knollys, the Prince Wales Lord Churchill, the Dike York by Hon. Derek Keppel. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and numerous county folk were also present. ...
... Queen was represented Sir Francis Knollys; the Prince of Wales by Lord Churchill; the Duke of York by Hon Derek Keppel. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and numerous county folk were also present Rev V S Bnsbridge, vicar of Moretoa, performed Schumann's funeral ...
... Williamson. Tbe Queen was represented Sir Francis Knollys; the of Wales Lord Churchill; the Duke of York by Hon Derek Keppel. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, end numerous county folk were also present Rev S Busbridge, vicar of Moretoa, performed Schumann's funeral ...
... represented by Sir Francis Knollys, the Prince of Wales by Lord Churc• hill, the Duke of York by the lion. Derek Kettpei. Mr. Thomas Hardy, t . e Novelist, and numerous county folk were also present. The Rev. V. S. Busbredge. vicar of Moreton, performed Schumann's ...
... represented by Sir Francis Kindly', the Prince of Wales by Lord Churchill, the Duke of York by the Hon. Derek Keppel. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and numerous county folk were also present. The Rev. V. S. Itusbridge, vicar of Moreton. performcd Schuniann's ...
... Australia and New Zealand, earthenware manofac: trer>. Thomas Rain a. Itewholme, near Hounsea, late : now out William Filey, Yorkshire, rope maker and coal dealer. Robert Wilkinson, Road, builder. . Thomas Hardy, Monkgate, Yorkshire, and naper' James Milbom, ...
... St. Colnmb -Samuel Fogg. Thomas Bramfit (Padstow), Benjamin (Newquay). Penzance—William Arthur Labmm. Thomas Hardy Banks, 8.A.. Harold C. Morton. 8.A.. West). Thomas Naylor, B.A. (Heamoor, R.S.O. Cornwall.) St. Just--Thomas Bairn*. William ...
... Snowdon (Padstow), Benjamin Nume (Newquay). Penzance —W. Arthur Labrutn, Thomas Hardy Banks, B.A. Harold C. Morton, B.A. (Newlyn West), Thomas Naylor, B.A. (Hesmoor). St. 'Just—Thomas Baine, William L. Beadon, J. Buckley Shute (St. Buryan). St. Ives—W. Allen ...
... list. He acknowledged that Mr. Hardy was an excellent writer, but they knew, he said, that many people condemned what Mr. Hardy had written, and that good people—like the late Bishop n( Wakefield- -thought one of Mr. Hardy's books so undecirall'e that he ...