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... signatures of men distinguished in .'itermtnre. science, and art, to pretest, headed by Mr. Swinburne. Mr. Meredith, and Mr. Thomas Hardy. the threatened execution of Maxim Gorky. (UUTU‘B TBLSOBAXB) ROME. January 90. Numerous Deputise in the Chamber today ...
... —Love needs a a modern fairy tale, Wed.—The Air-do-Wells.-8.50 : Surprise item. Fri.— The Queen of Cornwall, a tragedy by Thomas Hardy, set as a music-drama by Rutland Bough- UM. Sat.— Tosca, Act I. from Sadler's Wells Theatre. Tues.— Something to Talk ...
... has been made famous by •Mr Thomas Hardy, who now 70, is net wildly about the novelist. Very few writing men, fact, are heroes their own towns. The oountrv folk of who have becucne famous the world over the types which Mr. Hardy immortalised his novels, ...
... remedy sola on positive guarantee. Pnc» 3, of all chemists, or from Paris Me licine 65, Temple Chambers, London, E.C Mr. Thomas Hardy, literary will write no more novels. ...
... The Trial of Lady Alice Lisle, by Whttaker-Wilson. —Mr. Churchill on India. Wed.— The Queen of Cornwall. a tragedy by Thomas Hardy, set as a music-drama by Rutland Bough, tom Thurs.— Love needs a Waltz. a modern fairy tale. Priday.—Mr. Lansbury on ...
... Next week-end the production secured “ Toss the ITUrbervillcs.” This film is taken from the famous novel of the same name, Thomas Hardy. ...
... quality. Such a series is Macmillan’s Cottage Library. The authors whose works are represented include: Hugh Walpole, Thomas ‘Hardy, James Stephens, Lewis Carroll, Miss E. M, l)elafiek;) and Miss Mazo de la | There are books for the romantic, the grave ...
... also took place at Durham Prison to-day of John Thos. Dunn, miner, who murdered his MR. THOMAS HARDY. bulletin regarding Mr. Thomas Hardy issued to-day stated: Mr. Hardy's condition much about the same. He is very ill. PIT EXPLOSION. One ...
... LOCAL FAME. Mr. Thomas Hardy is somewhat of a farmer as well as a novelist. An enthusiastic admirer the author, who visited Dorset recently, inquired of old dame, sitting outside her cottage door, if was correct in surmising that Mr. Hardy lived in the ...
... Prince of Wales has bad a strenuous three days’ tour visit me his estates in Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire. ile culled on Thomas Hardy in bis Dorcheater home and stayed lunch with him. The Duke and York spent two days in Lrxcrpool. the ...
... NOVELIST AS WITNESS. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, was the £rincipal witness at Dorchester Police-court [ouday in a case in which two men—the owner and a drover —were fined for cruelty to a cow. Mr. Hardy was walking from his residence. Max Gate, to ...
... NORWIcH PLAYER INJURED. Whilst playing for Thorp Hamlet against Wyroondham at Wymoudhant. Thomas Hardy, employed by M. Harry Phillios, of the C.E.T.g play.int right back. collided with a player mimed Boag, a Wymoodham forward and broke his leg. Dr. Lane ...