VANDALS OF RHEIMS, Mr. Thomas Hardy on the German Outrage
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Pet Birds. NATURE LOVERS Not All Agreed with Mr, Thomas Hardy
... Pet Birds. NATURE LOVERS Not All Agreed with Mr, Thomas Hardy. Sir Ray Lankester writes an interesting article in the London ¢ Telegraph ” on the caging and training of wild animals.. Mr. Thomas Hardy recently declared that a true lover of Nature cannot ...
A PRIMITIVE POST OFFICE,
... A PRIMITIVE POST OFFICE, At Holworth, a tiny hamlet near Lulworth Cove, the loneliness of which is immortalised by Thomas Hardy, in his Wessex tale, *“ The Distracted Preacher,” a shepherd’s van, without wheels, is used as the post office. Telegrams are ...
FAMOUS ARCHITECTURE. German Civilisation Only a Byword ?
... German Civilisation Only a Byword ? “A DISASTROUS BLIGHT.” We are able to publish the following exracts from a letter by Mr. Thomas Hardy, th;“fwax_nvc;t:s né?élist, who began life as an architect, on the bombardment of Rheims Cathedral “ Everybody is able ...
RELEASE OF RHODA,
... fire raising outrages in West Perthziire. Her bail money of .£BOO has been refunded, Mr. Thomas Hardy is on his usual summer visit to London, and he and Mrs. Hardy have been amorg the many distinguished visitors to the Royal Academy. Three apprenticas ...
Mr. Chambherlain and the Peerage,
... round and round, an’ in ¢ncthall up an’ down. Quick Riss to Poetical Fame. Not even Rudyard Kipling or William Watson or Thomas Hardy has had a poem published simultaneously in every London morning paper, says a ° Daily Sketch” gossip. This is precisely ...
AFTEANOON
... Ol 0000, 25:’. Spies Petroleum.., 1/- Oakbaunk 0i1,,..28/1012 S e s — e ——— Garibaldi died on June 2, 1882. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the famous novelist of the West Country, is seventy-four to-day. John Coward, cab proprietor, Goole, was fined 20s. and ...
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... see, most of the people out on a Sunday is couples, and I don’t like to be conspicuous.”’—* Punch.” Mr. Thomas Hardy as Juryman. AMr. Thomas Hardy spent Monday, his seventy-fourth birthday, quietly at his Jorchester house, and yesterday attended the Dorset ...
o Heads and Tales., ~s&= The New Session in Parliament,
... books were full of faults from beginning to end, but for all that he seemed to be one of the immortals. George Meredith, Thomas Hardy. and Henry James were the three great giants of tha Victorian age. News at Midnight. Paris is to see & new venture in ...
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... and Tales, s Thomas Hardy's Marriage. Thomas Hardy. by committing matrimony tor the second time, has gone a long way towards atoning for the many unkind things he has permitted his characters to say about love, marriage, and women. Buat ...
o Heads and Tales
... Weekly” is that the seven ‘ favourite ”’ living novelists are Sir James Barrie, Mr. David Lyall, Mrs. Florence Barclay, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mrs. Annie S. Swan, Mr. Arnold Bepnett, and Mr. A. E. W. Mason. It is an odd list. The ““Also Rans.” The ““also rans” ...
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... such places. Critic of Hardy Poom. The first number of the “ Now Weokly,” a twopenny literary organ, is full of wollknown names and exXcessive amiability, says a “ Daily Express”. writer. It containe a silly poem by Mr. Thomas Hardy, in which ho asks how ...