... THOMAS HARDY To dwellers in the woods, writes Thomas Hardy, every species of tree has ite voice well as It. feature. At the passing of the breeze the fir trees sob and moan no less distinctly than they rock; the holly whistles as It battles with itself; ...

... ADULT EDUCATION CLASS Thomas Hardy Mr Harvey Wood, ILA.. di livered his ninth lecture in the series Cleat Fi in English Literature in the High ro EicS Bxburn, on Monday evening. He d with the life and worts of Thomas Hardy's chief characteristic, said ...

... wltlin • etlir of two ogler the willow. bare kayo *warded %item, :— t. Alnownder t. hawse Joltsendikwad Clatter; and S. Thomas Hardy. In he it awards made the N. 8.11. Osy.. for bat kept statione. Avenbridge is tb obtained • prise. Justice obtained • third ...

... CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL CHAMB ERS 1/- net OUR NA For JANUARY begins The New Volume Asti CONTAINS A NEW POEM by THOMAS HARDY and a reprint of his first published work, HOW I BUILT MYSELF A HOUSE with appiared sixty years ago in Chambers's Journal. Also the ...

... snore mean in arousing public sympathy than did the statesmen of the 19th century. The lee rne next week will be siren on Thomas Hardy. ...

... of your tea cup. how with reverence at their knowledge 144 that other world, which is withdrawn from my purblind vision. Thomas Hardy must have known something of that feel• ing when he makes Joan Durbeyfleld leave the wash tub, and after wiping the soapsuds ...

... ELIOT AND HARDY I have always thought that there is a great aSnity of genius and thought between George Eliot and Thomas Hardy, and in thes e two books it is not .card to detect some similarities. Both have a sure and delicate touch in the making and ...

... ally dull, but very loveable, and as all readers know, many of Shakespeare's clowns, constables and rustics, like those of Thomas Hardy, are most delightful people to live with. The wasp, in spite of its sting, has that one touch of nature which must folk ...

... King. Bioxbarn (7th Royal Scots): John Beside. Binnv Bridge (Gordon Highlanders): Duncan Tarbria (Cameron Highlander.): Thomas Hardy, Binny Bridge (Gordon Highlanders): Arch. Pagan, Hinny West Lodge (Motor 'Transport. A.S.C.): James Stewart, Sonnybank ...

... decorations, attention was given to the financial &EA other reports. The Congregational Ais.' counts, presided over by Mr Thomas Hardy and the Maintenance of the Ministry Fund, under the aegis of Mr Geo.' Andrew, both showed healthy vigour. The reports on ...

... land of windmills and lived in hie later years among them, apparently does not consider them worth notice. Neither doe. Thomas Hardy, a Doreet nun, where there are hills; nor T. IL Brown, the Manx poet. I know of nothing in Wordsworth, but The Lake Country ...

... Scottish readers, and one is by Winfred Duke, who has been spoken of as 'the nearest thing Scotland has to Thomas Hardy.' Miss Duke possesses all Hardy's rugged powers of description, and there is tremendous beauty contained in her new book, •'Household Gods ...