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... THE DRAMATIC ART OF THOMAS HARDY. ABLE LECTURE BY MISS LOWNDES. probability of the lower part of College Street being flooded.—ln the course of discussion Mr. Baker said the proposed sewer would not affect the flooding in College Street at all and the ...
... laid, if .*at be the Hardy Tower, master. Hardy Tower? I echoed, for I bad beard that the world-famed novelist eosreely , apOrsohted, like prop het% *his own 'What Hardy? • I don't know, master, but the writing on says, Thomas Hardy. I've ...
... at St. Peter's Hall, on Friday, at 8.15 p.m., when a Piper will be given by ANNII LOWNDZS, entitled; The Dramatis Art of THOMAS HARDY; Illustrated from him earlier novels, J. A. SHEARMR, Hoe. Sea Admialion, 3d. ...
... the list. But newailays aey go the other way about. That beak, which want is new last, and that which was last is Irak Thomas Hardy, for instance, was • few years ago advertised in new editions as the author of A pair of Blue Eyes, Far from the gadding ...
... CONCERNING GHOSTS. A real oonverution is recorded in the Pall Mall Magazine between Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. William Archer on the subject of ghosts. When Mr. Hardy was a young man, it appear., he would willingly have given ten years of his life to sees ...
... it 4 ece,:iniani emerged as it were into a anl confident optimism. It 'saw the sin as clearly as Thomas Hardy saw it, but it SAW something 'rhomas Hardy did not see, the redeeming grace of God et work as well, and grace, it persisted, was mightier even ...
... SON'S CAPTAIN. It is proposed that the tower erected on the coast of Dorset, seven miles from Weymouth, in memory of Sir Thomas Hardy, Nelson's captain of the Victory as Trafalgar, should be handed over to the National Society for the Preservation of Historical ...
... Hampshire was such an enticing place that other novelists had come over the border for the locale of their stories, including Thomas Hardy and others. He had taken Hampshire more as a background of romance than of literature and it would not be right to pass ...
... Portsmouth and &names, Seaton, Sidmouth. Southampton, Bwanage, Wadebridge, Westward Ho!, Weymouth and Woolacombe. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the well-known novelist, has revised what appears in reference to the ancient town of Dorchester, where he resides, and ...
... which had ever been sold in it. 6 COMPOUND' (Aniseed, &pegs, Squill, Tolu, ite.), for Influenza. 90., I/li., 2s. 9d. Mr. Thomas Hardy has accepted the post of President of the Authors' Club, in succession to the late Mr. George Meredith. It is officially ...
... necessity of preparation for events which otherwise might conceivably damage Italian interests in the Mediterranean. MR. THOMAS HARDY does not approve of the alteration of Dorchester old street names in a tourists' guide, and has written the Town Council ...
... himself the son of famous journalist, the late Charles Kent, to whom Dickens wrote his last letter of friendship • When Mr. Thomas Hardy started life he had no idea of becoming an author. His first love was architecture, which he practised for some Limp. Theology ...