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... trained for before he began t• earn• a livelihood by his pen, has a grvat deal to do with the subject matter of his work. Thomas Hardy, for in- was trained as an architect, and am- student of the great Rmeex novels-. 1 tell you bow often architects figure ...
... better than that, madam,’ said the grandee graciously. ‘ I’ll get up a bull-fight for your society’s benefit.” HARD THOMAS HARDY.-Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, who is not afraid of a good story against himself, tells of an amusing incident at a dinner party ...
... Inserted by his wife. Good-night, daddy.” Annie and wee Tom, HARDY.—At Falkirk Royal Infirmary, on 28th February, 1947, Thomas, aged 32 years, dearly beloved third son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hardy, Merchiston Avenue, Bainsford. From our happy home and circle ...
... talking dame. . . . Want only your enthusiastic Celtic spirit to buck me up. . , Marie Corelli. most promising publication.” —Thomas Hardy. You have seized fine idea and carried it out well.”—Hall Caine. Wonderful resource and enterprise and ability of ‘T. P ...
... Dennyloanj bhrlstina Todd, daughter of the late , Thomas Lockhart, Davie s Row, —JONES.—At The Manse, Neilson tli April, 1938, by the Rev. Neil ft 1 St. Modan’s Church. John Fry, seci Mr and Mrs Thomas Hardy, Mer- Avenue, to Helen Dingwall, only 1 and Mrs ...
... Professor of literature in the University Edinburgh), In the Y. M. A. HALL, Ota FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 8 p.m. Subject - - “Thomas Hardy, Novelist and Poet.” Tickets for Course —Five Shillings. Single Admission —Two Shillings. Hie LECTURE advertised for FEBRUARY ...
... authorities.—Tours, etc., CARBON. HARDY’S WRITING IN BRONZE.—The late Mr Edwin Pope bequeathed £5OOO to the Dorset County Hospital. When recently he gave new iron-work entrance gates to the hospital, the late Mr Thomas Hardy was invited to write a dedication ...
... birds,” Eugene Aram,” “Sherlock Holmes,” “The history of mysticism,” Tolstoy's “Roajarreoliion,” “The Pilgrim’s Progress.” Thomas Hardy was asked for occasionally, and text books on wireless telegraphy and scientific subjects were also in request. interesting ...
... scrupulously kept lor men. of the intellectual distinction, and Sir James Barrie succeeds the late George and a companion Mr Thomas Hardy and Lord Morley. Nolrody questions that his work ts worthy of the distinction. There people who resist his charm, people ...
... character of its news, and chess contents, were thus admirably maintained. Mr Alain C. White has an interesting article on “Thomas Hardy and Che;s,” reviewing the author’s references chess; as Mr White already did in tho cases of George Eliot and R. L. Stevenson ...
... O' arles Dickons, Mendelssohn, Victor Hugo, Goethe. Alfred 1 Tennyson, Robert Browning, Charles Kingsley, ! John Ruskia, Thomas Hardy, and Rudyard Kipi ling. “The Diplomacy of the Sultan,” by His • Excellency Ohedo Mijatovich, is account of the diplomatic ...
... Shakespeare's Sonnets, 821.33; W. B. Yeats—Poems by. 821.9; IT. B. Grimsditeh—Character and Environment in the Novels of Thomas Hardy, 823.9;. P. Nixon— Flatus, Viol. 1 and 2. 872.3; Charles C. Turner —The Struggle in the Air, 1914-1918, 940.44; Francis ...