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... THOMAS HARDY DORM JUNE 2, 1840. DIED JAN. 11, 1028. Dorchester was not represented at Westminster Abbey. This is due to the fart that sine ultaneounly with the burial a memorial service took place at St. Peter's, Dorihrster. Mr. Hardy had no association ...
... IN MEMORY OF THOMAS HARDY. With the interest from the £l,OOO it has obmined from the sale of Hardy MSS., the Society he the Preservation of Ancient Buildings propses to repair old Dorset buildings as a memorial to the great novelist. a beginning it has ...
... wrong, will be sliewn during the concluding three nights. When this thrilling novel by Thomas Hardy was first written it created a veritable sensation by its daring handling of a usually forbidden theme. It is a good story, full of pathos and charm, until ...
... amoral daughter of Thomas Hardy, Clarrigill Bards. Mehaerby. At li;ughton Head, on sth Pebroary, William Bell, farmer, Hawthorn Head, to Hannah, eldest daughter of the late Jobs Horn, yeoman, Ilkeltom Doses. On let February, Thomas Madgin, painter, Alison ...
... ferias of lectures on Herolnca of Shakspeare. MR. THOMAS HARDY MARRIED. Mr. Thomas Hardy. the novelist, was married on Tuesday at Enfield to Miss Dugdale, who has acted as his secretary. Mr. Hardy was born in IMO, and lost his first wife ...
... George Meredith, Mr. Thomas Hardy stands unchallenged as our greatest living novelist. It is fitting, therefore, that be should take Meredith's place in the Order of Merit. But for Meredith, by the way, it is possible that Thomas Hardy would never have adopted ...
... WIDOW OF THOMAS HARDY. The thoughts of women go out_ to Mrs. Thomas Hardy as she sits in her Dorchester hunt, a bereaved and sad, .but very proud wi man. Tributes to her dead husband have n•w-lwd her in overwhelming numbers. She inutied Mr. ...
... ~ TUESDAY. JANUARY 17. 1928. the integrity of literature—long live Thomas Hardy. Mr. J. C. Squire, chairman of the English Association: He was the youngest old man I ever knew. and the cheerfulast, to the last curious about the tiniest historical fact ...
... other pictures by well known and popular artists. As to the literary contributions, it will suffice to mention that Mr. Thomas Hardy contributes a poem, and Merit* aro given by John Oliver Hobbes, Halliwell Sutcliffe, W. L. Alden, and Maud Stepney Rawson ...
... emulsions. Prices, Is led and 2s 9d per bottle. Sold by G. C. GASS. Chemist, White. haven; PATERSON and Co.. Workington; and THOMAS HARDY. Chemist, Mary' port ; and all Chemin,. and Medicine Venda,. everywhere. ...
... One of the things for which we have to thank Sir William Crookee, who ha. been appointed to the Order of Merit with Mr. Thomas Hardy, is the invention of the Crooke' tube, through the medium of which the Rontgen Rays were discovered. Hie William; who is ...
... there are only fourteen British bolder* of this decoration. Music is represented by Sir Edward Elgar, Literature by Mr. Thomas Hardy and Sir James Barrie, and art has been without a representative here for several years past. During the whole time that ...