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... Mr. Thomas Hardy. Since the death of George Meredith, Mr. Thomas Hardy has been the doyen of English letters. That he should yesterday have followed the example of his fellow-Victorian, Mr. Watts- Dunton, in setting wedding bells a-dancing, is surely ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY ON GHOSTS. fMJLV* ~ Tn a real conversation between Mr. Thomas Hsrdv the novelist, and Mr. William Archer, the entic which is recorded in the April number the Pali Mall Magazine, the question of ghosts came the board. The following bit ...
... THE SOLDIER'S SONG POEM BY THOMAS HARDY. The Times publishes the followng poem Thomas Hardy : What the faith and fire within us? Men who march away, Ere the barncocks say Night is growing grey, To hazards whence no tfars can win us. What of the faith ...
... Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is 60 years old to-day. The Mediterranean Sqnadron has arrived at Gibraltar, and will remain until 9th inst. The engagement of Prince Albert, heir to the Belgium throne, to Princess Elizabeth of Bavaria, is to be officially ...
... Mr. Thomas Hardy has accepted the poet president the Authors' Club, succession the late Mr. George Meredith, ...
... Thanks to the genius of Thomas Hardy, few counties are better known the English people than Dorset. Still, there always room for interesting travel-record a clever author, and in selecting Sir Frederick Treves to write Highways and Byways in Dorset, ...
... Thomas Hardy, whose novels have for many years delighted the reading public, was sixty-two Lo^Oeorge Hamilton, Secretary I„ dia , has appointed Captain P. A Clive, M.P., h, s »te secretary for Parliamentary purposes. \ despatch from Panama states .hat ...
... Mr. Thomas Hardy would probably describe as one of life's little ironies that while Lady Carlisle should regard yesterday aa a glorious day rejoicing because Mr. Asquith is at last in favour of the enfranchisement of women, the Women's Freedom ...
... grant the Imperial Service Medal on retirement Thomas Hardy, town postman, Emma Laventler, sorting clerk, and Sybil Elizabeth Potter, sorting clerk, Manchester: James Lea, warder, Lancaster prison; and Thomas Mullin, town postman, Wigan. ...
... LONG SITTINGS OF ASSIZES. At the famous trial of Thomas Hardy for high treason in 1794 the court sat day day eight o'clock in the morning and continued sit*in°- till past midnight. Sir Harry Poland was preseht at a trial for murder, before Mr* Justice ...
... used as a post office at the primitive seaside hamlet of Holworth (Dorset), the loneliness of which is immortalised by Mr. Thomas Hardy *in his Wessex tale, The Distracted Preacher. Telegrams are despatched from the coastguard station. A boarding school ...
... was conferred by Aberdeen University on Mr. Francis Haveifield/Lecturer, Oxford: Professor Bury, Cambridge: Lord Reay, Thomas Hardy, the novelist : Marten Martens, and John Struthers, Secretary of the Scottish Education Department, all of whom were present ...