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... boat-race by ten lengths. TILE TOLL OF THE YEAR. During the past year several notable figures have passed away. On January Ilth Thomas Hardy, the novelist and poet, whose impress ou Eng.ish literature will neser be forgotten, died. Universal sorrow, expressed ...
... Tlf January • Chambers'.' to a notable number. It contains, in addition to a group of int emoting articles, a new poem by Thomas Hardy, England'e most dtotingutohed writer, and a reprint of his Stet published work—' How I built myself a House'—which appeared ...
... Elliot had • swarm at Dovesford last week. In parts of Berwickshire the earliest swarms were on the 6th and 7th of June. Mr Thomas Hardy, coachman. Whitehill, St Boswells, had a strong swarm of bees on 4th June, and two others os the sth. LIGNTING-UP TIMES ...
... holders of the Order of Merit, of whom the numbei limited to 24. is the second member ot the Order to die this month, Thomas Hardy having been the senior civil memlicr. In addition to numerous other British decorations and honours, he was honoured France ...
... complete story, and Alfred Cochrane A Ballade of Bird's-Nesting. The Cornhill Magazine for June opens with • poem by Mr Thomas Hardy, entitled ' The Pine-Planters.' Other verse is • parody, dedicated to Mr W. E. Henley, of his recent poem,' Speed,' entitled ...
... Jemmies., 1762. A copy of Part I. and 111. of the first edition of Thomas Hardy's 'The Dynasts. 1903-1908, the Ily-leaf of Part 111. inscribed by the author Sir George Douglas from Thomas Hardy. in old friendship, Feb., 1908, made £4B: while £34 was paid ...
... l ash trays; Miss Simpson rosewood box ; Miss Todd - beaten pewter cream jug: Hon. Mrs Robert Scott - *' Winter Wood,” Thomas Hardy; Mr and Mrs U. R. Gerry—silver and glass teapot stand: Mr, Mrs and Miss Kolias—cushion; Mr W’. Angus Gowans—silver salts ...
... its September needier. All other feature of this number which will he eagerly read is a character-study of 'Thomas Hardy by Harry Fusin's. Mr Hardy nowadays sees very few visitors, but having known Mr Furnias for so loag he recently invited him to Max Gate ...
... large gathering in the Rdinburgh Music Ball on Tuesday night, under the auspice, of the Philosophical ! Institution, on Thomas Hardy, !novelist and pose JEDBURGH LITERARY ASSOCIATION. —The weekly meeting was held oo Monday evening in Port Hall—Mr James ...
... Pitiful Scene BY W. E. WILSON The President of the Immortals had finished his sport with Ten. —Ten of the D'UrberviUes. THOMAS HARDY ended hie great novel with the shove sentence, but his fatalism might well have caused him to put the words in the mouth ...
... night cn roiilo to I’aris, lia'ing flown non slop from Now York. ta the third Atlantic (light within five weeks. say ** mon Thomas Hardy answers this charge and says—“ Maybe not, but to u- it that you no.’ Mow* Shot treed - preaenoc here to day seems to bring ...
... Nor did the spirit find expression merely in ne« pers aod I'gbt magaz'nes—it found its way into modern novels; readers of Thomas Hardy would rec tgnisc b)w his books were burden«l with it. It found classic ...