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... from History By 11CDYAED KIPLIM:. Pi. Lua., VoL XXX. I.inittM ; copirs. Bvo. M net. THOMAS HARDY. Collected Poems of Thomas Hardy With Portrait. Crown Bvr. Pocket Hardy, New 1 Fcap. Bvo. Cloth, 3» net. I. net each. Tima’* Laughing-itocks, ...
... BY BROTHER SAVAGE r[AYE received a footnote by i famous artist to the Poet Laureate’s suggestion that Thomas Hardy was a bright and cheerful person, not at all the pessimist in actual life that has been inferred from his novels and poetry. The artist ...
... rom .* diarorerj. Mr». Carnwrll .ra of agr. la«t night .om natural camra*’ wa* GETS* TRIBUTE TO MR. THOMAS HARDY, • nv.*. young, have just Ir. Thomas Hardy. 0.M.. the ion in which the, hold him. inly hat reached his eightieth wot thought fitting .;n„> lav ...
... Christchurch RnaJ). SUXDAY. November 24th. Services 11.0 a.m. and 5.50 p.m. Preacher-REV. W. J. CARTER. M.A. Evening Subject: THOMAS HARDY. ...
... Factors and Merchants in India (East India Company), by E. A. Craddock. 2,ss.—Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy, read by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley ,‘ 10—Honey-Taking. ...
... 5s net per vol. The Service Kipling. 26 vohk Blue cloth, net eadi. THOMAS HARDY. Manats of Virion and Miscellancont Verses. By THOMAS HARDY. Crown 8»o. 6. not. The Works of Thomas Hardy. Uniform Edition. vola. ...
... Works of Thomas Hardy’’ (Frank HclHngs. 6s net), with an introduetion that might perhaps have been longer had it not been written from Hare Hall Camp, th« training-ground of the Artists’ Rifles O.T.C. has provided the student of Thomas Hardy with very ...
... Cardiff yettcrdsy with refer ence to hie comradeship with the late Private Thomas Hardy, otherwise Captain Smart, whose heroic death bes created so maoch not hag. Thomas Hardy was one of the famous bomb- ing party in which Lieutenant then jor, woe the ...
... “TABLE FOR TWO,” By T. A. Layton. 10/6; “AND SO VICTORIA,” By Vaughan Williams, 12/6: “ TESS OF THE D’URBERVILLES,” By Thomas Hardy. 3/6; “HUMAN VULTURES,” By Roland Daniel, 4/6: “FANNY BY GASLIGHT,” By Michael Sadlelr, VARIOUS TITLES. By Leonard Merrick ...
... Rew poet laureate will be named without undue delay, and rumour hae it that the office will be Chransche offered to Mr Thomas Hardy (says the “ Dauy OONGO RUBBER EXPORT DUTY TO BE REDUCED a Brussels, Tharsday With reference to the that Renkin, Minster ...
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... instance. Sir Owen Seaman reading Elinor Glyn, Mrs. Barclay reading Masefield. George Birmingham giving selections from Thomas Hardy, and the lattor reading from Charles Garvice, would prove a novel sight indeed. The facial expressions would be even more ...