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... THOMAS HARDY ISSUES. A cnur: • of new publications reach ns, both relating in Thomas Hardy. the Wessex novelist. Messrs MacNiillan forward a specimen of their Cottage Library issue, a two-shilling cloth bound volume well printed in clear bold type. The ...
... DEATH OF MR. THOMAS HARDY. Millions the world over will regret to hear that Mr. Thomas Hardy, the famous Wessex novelist, died at his residence, Max Gate, at his beloved Dorchester, on Wednesday night. His wife, his sister-in-law, and Dr. E. W. Mann, ...
... THOMAS HARDY. Two eccnes in vivid contrast, yet testifying equally in homage and affection, markcr.l tile passing of one of England's and the English West Country's greatest men, when the mortal remains of Thomas Hardy, philosopher, poet, and supreme ...
... early life of Thomas Hardy, 1840-91, was published in 1928, the year he died. The second volume, The later years of Thomas Hardy, 1892- 1928, written, like the first, with great sympathy and understanding, followed in April, 1930. Mrs. ...
... DEATH OF THOMAS HARDY'S BROTHER. Mr. Henry Hardy, brother of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, the famous novelist, died recently at Talbot Hayes, near Dorchester. at the age of 78. He lived there with his sister, Miss Kate ...
... relics arc about 2,000 years old. The Romans had a 2tation where to-day stands Verne Fort, commanding the Dorset hill which Thomas Hardy described as the Gibraltar of Vl'essex. The Portlanders were likened by the Romans to the Balearic islanders for their ...
... Landon, on April 8. Mr. John Morley will preside, and Messrs. J. M. Barrie, George Meredith, Edmund Goose, J. A. Spender, Thomas Hardy, and 81r Douglas Straight form the oommittee. ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY'S HEALTH. Improvement reported on Sunday in the condition of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the famous author, who is confined to his room at Max Gate, Dorchester, was stated on Monlay to be maintained. A specialist who visited him is quite satisfied ...
... Sheppard, J. Coventry and C. Whitmarsh. The goals for the Reserves were obtained by Jim Carter (2) and R. Coles. A monument to Thomas Hardy, the famous novelist, erected by American subscribers at his birthplace near Dorchester, is to be unveiled shortly. ...
... Mr. Frank Phillips (Sir Tristram), and Mr. Frederick Woodhouse (King Mark). THOMAS HARDY SEES THE GLASTONBURY PLAYERS. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, was present with Mrs. Hardy at Bournemouth Winter Gardens Pavilion on Saturday afternoon ...
... persons from over a wide area, London, the Midlands and all parts of the West of England. Mrs. Hardy wa , pr s. nt at Friday's matinee, though Mr. T. Hardy was unable to attend. Others alio have present at the Festival have been Profeeror Granville Bantoek ...
... numbers at Dorchester oil Saturday to pass judgment on the Insurance Bill of the Government. Apparently the agriculturists of Thomas Hardy 's country believe that the Bill is destined to throw further heavy burdens on them arid their industry, and they are preparing ...