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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 20th . —Bnrk, Jacket (Falmouth) ; thrrequartarr, Jo-. and Smith (Palmmo to, Thomas traptaiot aud Lidpy (It.iruti) ; balvre, Starner (Y-Imouth; Thomas (liedrutn) ; forwards, Hardy, Jacket% Strongman lusouth), V. V tuthwood, R. Southwood (Peary.), Lmintale ...
... the French atfec!; to believe, there are still some rustic customs surviving amongst u% which ricall the flavour of Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Baring Gould's novels. Such is the annual hiring fair High Wycombe, Bucks, where lads and maids foregather to make ...
... STONEHENGE GO? •OHLY THE NATION,’' BAYS MB. THOMAS HARDY. TALK WITH THE NOVELIST. Tbe foQoving intereiew with Mr. Tbomaa Hardy appeared recent issue of the Dailg Chronicle Teslerday I went down into ask Ur. Thomas Hardy what thought abont ...
... —l. R Barons (St Thomas) ;2. F Cbalke (St Thomas): 3, M Doney (Pa^kstone). 100 yards handicap (senior*)—l, Norris (Oorcbester) ; 2. ad he it, Saiosbury (St Edmonds) and Moore (Romsev). 200 yards handicap (juniors).—R Barons (St. Thomas), 2 (Parkstone) ...
... the 28tb inst.:— East.—J. Jackett (F3lmonth back: J. Jnse J. H. Thomas, captain (Bedruth) W. Smith (Falmouth) A. (Bedrath) threequarters; S. Skinner (Falmouth) Thomas (Bedruth) T. Hardy Falmouth R. Jackets Falmouth) V. Soothwood ( Fenryn) B. ( Lonsdale ...
... THEATRE IrOYAL, EXETErT Doors open 7. Commence at 7.30. Second price TO-NIGHT AND DURING THE WEEK. MATINEE FRIDAY, at 2 30. HARDIE AND YON LEER'S COMPANY, Direct from the Royal Princess's Theatre London, in the TWO LITTLE VAGABONDS* By George R. Sims and ...
... Pople, m a oire—manny..—H St. Peter's, Portland. the Rev. J. Matadi, eldest son of Mr. 0. . Weight. to Eleanor Hardy.eldest daughter of Mr. J. Hardy, of and. Sept. 13, st the parish church, Chartton Marshall, Walter, Meat son of Mr. 0. Wellsteed, of Orom.road ...
... Pirtie, the Lord ‘ayor of Belfast, was seen on deck usiastically waving his hat to Sir Thomas Li m, and a mutual exchange of colour-dipping and salutes took place, Sir Thomas Li ton announced on Tuesday that he had en the supreme control of the Shamrock from ...
... Miss Swain; 8, Miss Thomas; 3. Mias Pigsticking Competition (ladles): 1, Miss M. Milton; 2, Miss Rowe; 3. Miss A. Townend. Ball Race fgent'emen): 1, C. ; 2, J. Conrtioe ; 3, Lewis Michel!. Band Race: 1, NichoU*, 3, Andrews ;3, Thomas. Gretna Own Race and ...
... novelist Mr. Thomas Hardy—has practically concluded his labours a new novel. He has several books in hand, and works upon them alternately, as Dickens and Stevenson used to do. The novel which will next appear is, I hear, in Mr. Hardy's earlier manner ...