... Harvey, .Patrick Gallagher, Henry O’Hara, Manus M’Monagle. Il.b Mary M Laughlin, Anne O’Hagan, John Dickson, James Mullin, Thomas Hardy. LLc —Andrew Templeton, Catherine Collins, John Paton, Bernard M’Taggart. Junior ■lnfants—Class l.a —Teresa Bridgid Ayscough ...

... close Miss Maclarty and the ohaormr’tv-vere accorded hearty votes of thanks. AUTHORS’ EARNINGS.—The fortune left by Mr Thomas Hardy seems to have accrued from the large and steady sale of all his works in recent years, and not from any one novel in particular ...

... Englishspeaking world—a kind of pious pemmican of devotion not unworthy to be sung wherever the Lord’s Prayer is prayed. Mr Thomas Hardy, author of “Tess” and other novels, places this among the three hymns he loves most. During revivals it is sometimes the ...

... time afterwards. in a Blackpool hors© —When horse roaches a certain age, it is always seven unless proved the contrary. Mr Thomas Hardy, who was an architect before he became novelist, has prepared plans for the erection of a tower and spire for Holy Trinity ...

... birds,” Eugene Aram,” “Sherlock Holmes,“ The history of mysticism,” Tolstoy’s “Resurrection,” “The Pilgrim’s Progress.” Thomas Hardy was asked for occasionally, and text books on wireless telegraphy and scientific siubjocta were also in request. An interesting ...

... and Gwen Haddow, accompanist. LONDON LETTER. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Fleet Street, Tuesday Mr Thomas Hardy. With the passing of Mr Thomas Hardy we have lost the greatest international literary figure of modern times. To achieve world distinction ...

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... heaven than the church steeple. The graveyard slopes up steeply behind the church higher than the spire, and, according to Thomas Hardy, once upon a time all water for the tow-n had to be fetched from the valley, and used to sold the streets one halfpenny ...

... last were married in started this conduct di«g. Defendant wife £2 a week and ( THOMAS HARDY’* ago I was in a. hart Chester,” says l Cassell’s Weekly.” was cutting ruy Hardy. The barbtj that he considered ' Such a quiet never know it was To old overcoat ...

... veterans by comparison , comes them. Even leaving out De Morgan, who raised himself ( rank of uterature with first novot a was Thomas Hardy, who was 51 | the D’Urbervillcs ” appeared; Am* who made his name 41 with the i Tale”; John Galsworthy, who f ' 1 ' 45; ...

... Handley was engaged on painting the old chauldrou wagons in 1863. Thomas Hutchinson, who began on the S. and D. Railway in 1860, drove the first train from the Tyne Valley. Thomas Hardy was a W. R. Buckle was porter as far back as 186i a vanman in, 1861 ...

... Monday;— James Boyne, 118 Abbotsford Street, Falkirk, 20s for failing to carry current record log on mercial motor vehicle; Thomas Hardy Park Cres.ent, Westquarter; David Savage. Polmontside Square, mulrhcad; and John M'Lay, Place. Redding. 20s each for «' ...