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... MR. HARDY'S BROTHER. Mr. H. Hardy,the 73 year old brother ot tho late Mr. Thomas -Hardy, spent a very bad night after his accident on the Weymouth-road yesterday. He was driving his car into Dorchester when his hat blew off. In his attempt to hold it ...
... NOTED NOVELIST. Death of Mr. Thomas Hardy. A GREAT VICTORIAN. \TR. THOMAS HARDY, the last of the great Victorians, died on Wednesday night at his home near Dorchester at five minutes past nine o'clock. He was eighty-seven years old. He had been confined ...
... Magistrates' Clerk's office. St. Mary's-gaje, Derby, this (Thursday) moruiug, before Mr. J. F. Thirlby, Frederick Needham, Thomas Hardy, Edwin Groves, and Robert Hoolev were charged with breaking and entering the dwelling-house of George Grant Davis at Sawley ...
... 45, Popular Tunes from Parties, played by Norn and , 8.0, Regional. R«ckgr??^ 9.15, Western- Books and ,eh b° Wessex and Thomas Hardy, David Cecil. 9.35, Regional. 10.20, Weather and news. 10.30, Time. Regional. 11.30, Time, weather and 1 1.40-12.0, Regional ...
... adventure, including The Golden Hawk, which reaches the diamond jubilee of its publication this week, to-day tells of how Thomas Hardy created of Tess of the D'Urbervllles. There were only two living persons of whom he made characters —one was his sister ...
... A collision dense fog at Chellaston early to-day resulted the admission Derbyshire Royal Infirmary with leg injuries of Thomas Hardy Meakin, aged 23, a butcher, of Village-Street, Derby. Meakin was motor-cycling towards Cliellaston when he was in head-on ...
... THOMAS HARDY'S CALL FOR NATIONAL SERVICE. and be doing, all who have a hand lift, back bend It. must not times like these that vaguely linger we To air our vaunts and hopes, and leave our land Unteuded wild weeds and sand. Say, then, come and go. women ...
... acquired by the nation for Hardy memorial. At present the Hardy Memorial Fund stands at about £1,400. Max Gate would be unique as memorial. Not only was it for so many years Thomas Hardy's home, and the birthplace of so many of his works, the house itself ...
... by Mr. S. P. B. Mais. 9.35, Symphony Concert: 8.8.C. Orchestra (Section D). 10.50, Reading: An Ancient to Ancients, by Thomas Hardy, read by Henry Oscar. 10.55-12.0, Lew Stone and the Monseignenr Band. (Shipping 11.0. Time 11.30.) LONDON REGIONAL. 6.0 ...
... too sanguinary. The democracy is being encouraged to associate history too much with blood and not enough with beauty. Thomas Hardy complained bitterly that it was difficult for the visitor to Dorchester find the 'home of Barnes, the Dorsetshire poet ...
... 40, Cesar Franck, Pianoforte Muafr. played Laffitte. 7.0-7.20, New Book 9, Miss V. Sackvi lie-West. 7.25, The Novels of Thomas Hardy (6) Mr. Basil Willey. 7.45, All-British Record Vaudeville Programme, in which will appear many leading artists, as recorded ...
... Dr. A. A. Brockington devoted the eleventh of his series of twelve lectures on Some Modern Writers to the poetry of Thomas Hardy and A. E. Housman. ' The lectures are given under the auspices of Cambridge University in Queen's Hall, Derby. The two ...