... 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; ...

... WOMAN SAVES THOMAS HARDY Unveiling a life-size bronze statue Erie Kenninglon of Thomas Hardy Dorchester, Sir James Barrie told this story; *• When the child Hardy was born the doctor thought him dead and dropped him into basket. That was an ...

... 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 ...

... enjoy the earth no less Because the all enacting Might That fashioned forth its loveliness Had other aims than my delight. THOMAS HARDY. WORLDt EASIEST POOLS VP LEAGUES NOTHINC BARRED EVERYMANSfi.p. O ' PENNYPointsPOOL 4 DIVIDENDS COLLECTORS.WAN I E Staunch ...

... one of his legs. It sppe.irs that he was working in a pit at Rosewelt,and a stone from the roof fell on Another miner, Thomas Hardy by name, residing in High Street, Idusselburgh. was also brought to the Infirmary suffering from severe injuries. He was ...

... 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 ...

... THE ENGLISH NOVEL In his concluding lecture in the series ou the Hagfish Novel. Mr Harvey Wood discussed the work of Thomas Hardy. 'this novelist was not, the lecturer said, as had often been stated, an atheist, but lie believed • malign evil unfriendly ...

... 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 how with reverence at their knowledge 144 that other world, which is withdrawn from my purblind vision.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 ...

... and Far from the Madding Crowd, are the first two volumes published in the new and definite Edition of the works of Mr. Thomas Hardy . in prose and verse, with Preface, and Notes. The Wessex Edition will be completed in twenty volumes, prier 7s. rid. net ...

... due to his strong desire to join the force in Fromm. it appears that be came to this country and enlisted. in the ham! of Thomas Hardy, into the Battsion Queen's Royal lest Surrey 7-Regiment. While serving wit% this battalion as a private be was tilled In ...