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... Thomas Hardy and the Critics. The death of Thomas Hardy has caused a stir among the literary critics, and we are now experiencing a glut of printed matter dealing with the work of the great Waessex novelist, favourable and otherwise. Much is made of the ...
... A STUDY OF THOMAS HARDY. Thjs That, & T other Thinsg. Quite FULL. - Here is a delightful church notice, | reproduce it not as a model but as g solemn warning of where lack of humour leads good men at times :— Next Sunpay EvenNing. Special subjeet, “A ...
... county—as the heart and centre of Thomas Hardy's Wessex, The Wessex of Thomas Hardy included, of course, a wider rogion than Dorset, just as did the, Saxon kingdom of which the name was restored to modern usage by Hardy, for the first time ...
... A Literary Occasion. Statue to Thomas Hardy. SIR J. M. BARRIE'S TRIBUTE, Lovers of Thomas Hardy’s works in many lands contributed to the fund for the erection of the statue which Sir James Barrvie unveiled last Wednesday., The stutue, a beautiful life-size ...
... More about the Hardy Country. BODDAM DOCTOR’S LECTURE AT PETERHEAD. Dr James F. Milne, Boddam, is an enthusiastic admirer of Thomas Hardy, and last night, for the second time, ho delighted members of the Peterhead Literary Society with a lantern lecture ...
... CHURCH HALL, MONDAY, sth FEBRUARY, at 7.45 p.m Lantern Lecture, l)‘y Dr J. F. MILNE, Boddam. “DORSET DEAR— The Wessex of Thomas Hardy (with many Screen Hllustrations). SILVER COLLECTION From Non-Members at Each Meeting, i T SN ) ...
... and Dramatic Society held in the Public Hall, when a very interesting ard instructive lecture on “The Life and Works of Thomas Hardy,” was given by Mr J. T. Garden, B.Sc., The Schoolhouse, Mintlaw. A fairly large number attended the meeting, and Mr Garden ...
... London ; the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Foulis Wester, Orloff ; the Roy. Alexander Hetherwick, M.A., 8.D., Blantyre, Central Africa. The Rev. John Alexander Selbie, M.A., United Free Church, Marycutter. Degree of Doctor of Laws (LL.D.)—Sir Thomas Barlow, Bart., ...
... Academy, and now at the University of Cambridge, was the lecturer at the Literary Society last night. His subject was “Thomas Hardy.” Hardy's work, he said, was a deliberate attack on the problems of life, and particularly on the tragic forces in life. It ...
... a prominent place at ordinary diets of woiship, but less might be heard of the empty pew. From the glittering pages of Thomas Hardy we read, “If you want religion in music stick to strings.”” The large congregation which attended a musical service given ...
... Professor John B. Bury, Cambridge; Commendatere Alberto Galli, Director- Geueral of Pontifical Museums and Galleries, Rome ; Thomas Hardy, novelist ; Francis J. Haverfleld, tutor and lecturer of Christ Church, Oxford; Lord Reay ;John Theodore Merz, Newcast ...
... Dickens spend the closing years of his life? 5. Give the dato of Queen Vietoria's wedding, To whom was she married? 6. Was Thomas Hardy born before or after 18407 7. A great military honour was conferred upon the late Earl Roberts, and was also posthumously ...