... in the form of the holograph manuscript of, She verses written by Thomas Hardy for the guardercentenary number of Alma Mater published in September 1906. The verses Inetall Mr Hardy's impressions when he visited Aberdeen in April 1905 to receive the ...

... Great Novelist.' Burial The ashes of Thomas Hardy. O.K. were laid on Monday afternoon in Westiniaster Abbey among his peers—Dickens. 'Thackerav and other great Victorians. In Stioaford Churchyard in Dorset his heart was buried among his own people in ...

... REC I TAUS - :BY Mr Edward R. Broadhead Programme includes excerpts from Shakespeare, Tolstoi, Thomas Hardy, etc. Character studies from.the works of • Charles Dickens Admission (by programme card) 1/6 To be had from Members of Education Committee and ...

... 80-year-old French lady, recalls the siege of Pans in 1870 which she ent through as a girl of 10 • and Ivan Roe discusses Thomas Hardy, the centenary of whose birth falls this year as the poet of fate and circumstance. Among other features W. J. Blybon offers ...

... to the upper air, will hare the same immortality. To-day we are sometimes told that Scott and Jhackeray and Dickens, and Thomas Hardy, are back mabers, that they practised superseded form of art, that the novel of the future win be a far more recondite ...

... So Perish the Roses—Neil Bell. And No Man's Wit—Rose Macaulay. Wessex Tales—Thomas Hardy. Life's Little Ironies—Thomas Hardy. The Dynasts—Thomas Hardy. A Changed Man—Thomas ...

... “Christmas Music Old and New,” by Percy A. Scboles ; “They Presented unto Hun Gifts,” by Lilian Myers ; and “ Christmas and Thomas Hardy,” are few of the many interesting articles Christmastide ; while Christmas poems, pictures, homilhe and tlioughfs go to ...

... and the ' Ode to a Ni.:htingale '? How did a ploughman's son become the world's Robbie Burns? For that matter, how did Thomas Hardy, the back architect, write ' The Return of the Native'? The wind bloweth where it listeth. Genius, I feel sure, belongs ...

... the arts celebrated their birthdays on Thursday—Sir Edward Elgar and Thomas Hardy. The former reaches the sum-nit of three score years and ten ; the novelist ic 87. _ _ The Rev. Thomas Peter Johnston, Crail Parish Church, who has just attalind his 92nd ...

... The King's Farmwife Thomas Hardy, whose Tess of the D'Urbervilles, first published in 1891, is having a new lease of life on the stage, has just passed his 86th birthday. Mr Hardy's writings are favourites with the King, and His Majesty is said to ...

... they be all alike in the groundwork ; 'tis only in the flourishes there's a difference. Under the c-reenwood Tree by THOMAS HARDY Friday Now trees their leafy hats do bare To reverence Winter's silver hair. Saturday [Poppy Day The poppies for the first' ...

... throe, Ami meadow rivulets overflow. And drops gate-bars hang in a row, And rooks in families homeward go, And so do I. Thomas Hardy THE WEEKLY MAN'ICCKB Remedying Nail Blemishes Winter hard the hands and unless we give them sufficient attention, they ...