... THOMAS HARDY. Thomas Hardy is no inure, but he has left behind him a grand memoriala legacy to be treasured and honoured as another additivi to the illu-trious st roll of English literature. When one reads of the passing of a great literary giant one ...

... WANTED to Purchase by private Collec- TV tor, First Editions of Works by the following authors: Thomas Hardy, Anthony Trollope, Conan Doyle, John Galsworthy, George Moore, Harrison Ainsworth, Charles Lever, Bulwer Lytton, J. Sheridan, Le Farm. —Write ...

... Mon.. Tues., & Wednesday, June 29, & July 11 TESS OF THE WURBERVILLES by Thomas Hardy, featuring Blanche Sweet. Conrad ' Nagel, Stewart Holmes, and George Fawcett. The Greatest Love Story of modern tunes Real without being sordid. Tragic without being ...

... sea, or a mountain will be all Nature that is absolutely in keeping with the moods lof the more thinking among mankind. — Thomas Hardy. ...

... of rating, and that it fails to assure the agricultural labourer a living wage. THOMAS HARDY, O.M. No apology is needed for referring to 1 the 83rd birthday of Thomas Hardy, the G.U.M. of English literature, which took place on Saturday last, June 2nd ...

... by Mr R. C. Owen, Chester, the subject being: - The Philosophy of Thomas Hardy. He described the author's style very minutely, summing up description with the remarks that Thomas Hardy was supremely a pessimist. The paper was commended by several members ...

... which will give him a higher place in the regard of the bookloving portion of the public than by his visit last week to Mr Thomas Hardy, 0.M., who is at present the greatest outstanding figure in English literature. The visit cannot add to the greatness of ...

... this story of the Great Orme's Head. There is much information about the caves, rock formations and the cliff face which Thomas Hardy in his novel A Pair of Blue Eyes referred to as Providing the highest point from cliff to sea Oa the coast of Britain ...

... Not from heeding Time's monitions; • But in to the Dream And in gaming at the gkam Whereby gry things golden seem. —Thomas Hardy. ...

... delighted with the descriptions of Thomas Hardy and of Mr. H. V. Morton, will wish to know what sort of country we have entered upon this hot July afternoon. We have to confess we can only give you a hint. Thomas Hardy cannot help us—for he is dead—and ...

... wholgoe* kopeks, wises Mr. Cheeks Beadiregh, whoa the Hoak of had ezdoled Os member for Northaaiptoo, and ordered hub Mr. Thomas Hardy, the famous novelist, is sizty-flve years of age. Because his abaft-horse refused to pull, Henry Harl, carter, of Green ...

... he nearly became a Congregationalist under the influence of the Rev Silvester Horne; and that he Is a devout admirer of Thomas Hardy, English poet and novelist. He reminds us, too, of days in the sun, watching cricket at the Oval, and that the bookseller ...