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... NOBEL PRIZE IN LITERATURE. PROBABLE AWARD TO MR THOMAS HARDY. on best authority that the -Nobel prize in literature for the coming year wall granted to Mr Thomas Hardy, the Pall Mall Gazette. It was generally exoected that an English writer would the ...
... To commend to posterity an example worthy of they erected this tablet. is be the common ancestor of Thomas Hardy, the friend and Nelson, and Thomas Hardy, the novelist. extra, etc., A . Aberdeen, Sept. 22, 1923. ...
... HARDY ASSESSED The third edition of Henry Charles Duffin's Thomas Hardy, just published by the Manchester University Press (8/6), is almost a new book. Since the work was first published in 1916 the author has re-read the novels and poems and has now ...
... MR THOMAS HARDY'S NAMESAKE. Author on an Elizabethan Philanthropist. THE LOVE OF LEARNING. Mr Thomas Hardy yesterday laid a commemoration stone at a new building of the Dorchester Grammar School, which was founded in 156S a former Thomas ...
... TESS The Wonder Doe in 7 Act Drama OF THE D’URBERVILLES 'FIND YOUR MAM Thomas Hardy’* Literary Ma*terpiece made I into screen masterpiece. I A hair-raising thriller with action in every ‘cent THURSDAY, FRIDAY AMD SATURDAY THURSDAY & SATURDAY aSSSiEa- ...
... pupil who puts Thomas Hardy before, say, Dumas; he must be a type peculiar to the Black Country, where no doubt the prevailing atmosphere is conducive to the enjoyment of gloom. There may, of course, be special reasons for the boom in Hardy, but he certainly ...
... CHURCH HALL, MONDAY, sth FEBRUARY, at 7.45 p.m Lantern Lecture, l)‘y Dr J. F. MILNE, Boddam. “DORSET DEAR— The Wessex of Thomas Hardy (with many Screen Hllustrations). SILVER COLLECTION From Non-Members at Each Meeting, i T SN ) ...
... tike. Hardy, the poet, has hitherto been almost obscured by Hardy, the novelist; and this is only as it should be, for Hardy, the poet, will never win a place among the Immortals. It is the novelist he will live. Yet though, generally speaking, Hardy's poems ...
... Hardy Link. Colour-Sergeant George Henry Turberville. who represents an interesting northern lin!i with the late Mr Thomas Hardy, as de scribed in an article on this page. ...
... Lectures arranged for 1927-28 will be given in the NMACKIE ACADEMY on Thursday, 17th Nov. at 7.30. Subject— The Novels of Thomas Hardy. Lecturer— Wm. McGlashan, Esq., M.A. Lecturer in English Aberdeen Training Centre. Chairman— A. C. Knox, Esq, MA. All ...
... with gifts from the staff of Buckie High School. On behalf of the staff. Miss Nan Clark handed over a set of novels by Thomas Hardy and a presentation ’Bible. Mr Cowie returned thanks. On account of the war Aberdeen Round Table have decided not to hold ...
... MRS THOMAS HARDY'S ASHES BURIED. A bronze casket the ashes of Mrs Thomas Hardy. °w of the novelist, was buried yesterda.V Churchyard. Dorchester. which Hardy's heart j 1928. Stinsford is the Mellstock 0 f ...