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... Thomas Hardy at 83. greatest living novelist, Thomas Hardy, will be 83 to-morrow. The last of the Vietorisu giants, he lives quietly in hi s old age in his Wessex home th his second Vfe, whom he married in 1914. She had been his secretary, and was aged ...
... TCHEKOV AND THOMAS HARDY. In Theatreland. Is Minchester at last to share in New M us i ca l Di rec t or . the has b e en having in which the Lreally ondon. good play Mr. Charles Windsor, the recently- A professional company is to give us ,appointed Musical ...
... Thomas Hardy and the Stage. At one time Mr. Thomas Hardy had serious Ithoughts of devoting himself to dramatic author. ahip. He is an en.thusiastio play-goer, and at one time took a flat in London for three or four months of the year so that he might ...
... A THOMAS HARDY NIGHT. This evening's progiamme is of the light and bright variety and includes Grace and Vivian Worth, the popular vocal duatists, and Mr Bret Hayden,. thc well-known entertainer, with the Station Orchestra, conducted by Mr. T. H. Morrison ...
... THEN AND NOW. Poem by Mr. Thomas Hardy. The foUcrwing verses by Mr. Thomas Hardy appear id the '' Times : When battles were fought With chivalrous sense should and ought, In spirit men said, End we quick or dead. Honour is some reward! Let us fight fair—for ...
... WALES Lunches with Mr. Thomas Hardy. The Prince of Wales arrived at Dorchester at mid-day to-day to open the new headquarters of the territorial units of the county of Dorset. - - He afterwards lunched with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hardy. His Royal Highness visited ...
... there seems little doubt that the critics killed Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and our only consolation is that from the ashes of the ,novelist, phoenixlike, rose Thomas Hardy, the poet. As a novelist, Hardy began and finished his career in ...
... Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has written to the Dorchester Town Council complaining of the unnecessary alteration that has been made in the ancient nomenclature of the streets in a tourists' guide. He says this has been generally commented on by visitors ...
... nation Dorchester tu Thomas heart laid rest his heath hamlets of vales who his people to honour not h Thomas OM as to 1 known themselves to the -rid fame the affection of all Wessex Mr i shed Church dignitary ' embellishments i b Hardy's llirdy graves I ...
... which the Prince of Wales will see and admire when he lunches with Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mrs. Hardy at Max Gate, Dorchester, in the middle of the week, will he a portrait of Sir Thomas Hardy, the gallant sailor in whose arms Nelson died at ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY'S MOTHER. The mother of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist,' died yesterday at the age of 91, in the little thatched cottage whioh she had occupied all her life on the heath at Bookbampton, near Dorchester. It was in this cottage that Thomas ...
... until after he had joined as ' Thomas Hardy.' Then wrote me, telling me what he had done, and giving his new name and regimental number. So l asked the regiment to keep informed if anything happened to ' Private Thomas Hardy,'- though, of course, I did not ...