... Thomm Hang a a a mere fact that so great novel as For from the Mr:Wu; • T HErowd byskilled and far-famed an author so Thomas Hardy • • has been fil med is' itself sufficient to rouse the keenest interest. 5 The story has been sple ndidly produced and ...

... account. Payment* weekly or monthly ean.be mads at Call or write.-THE ...

... the Rye generally regarded her best story, concerning the popularity of which elie once received a striking tribute from Thomas Hardy. The great Wessex novelist once fokl her that wherever went was always sore nf finding two books—the Bible and “Cornin’ ...

... AMERICA AND BAD ENGLISH. Thus the New York World Thomas Hardy notes appalling increase of slipshod writing the British Press and ascribes it to ‘the increasing influx of. American .journals fearfully and wonderfully worded.” The fault c-xists, the most ...

... ether countries. The ••0111e, r,,rselk bat in the nature of a birthday gift, for Sir Thomas vas ID years of age yesterday TROILS NAIR!!! AS PIO NRECDEII. Ur. Thomas Hardy. who ha. a:-epte.i the invitation of the Wesset Saddleback Pia Society to become the ...

... distinction are Mr. Balfour, Marshal Joffre, Sir David Bealtv. Sir Douglas Haig. Lord Morley, Lord Fisher. Lord Bryce, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Sir Edward Eiger, Lord French. Mord Je throe, and Lord Haldane. I COVETED DISTINCTION. The Order of Merit. which the Xidg ...

... hobby of Sir Richard flurbidge. anti Mr. Martin Show. the compoaer. to addicted to the reading of detective stories. Mr. Thomas Hardy giros cycling. architecture, and old church and dance music op his recreation, ...

... before entering upon repairs, but in one case least its remonstrances have been ignored, ■ and Puddletown Church, which Thomas Hardy introduced into “ Far from the Madding Crowd, has been restored and enlarged. The fourteen!b-oentory roof the Baron’s ...

... are Mr. and Mrs D. Lloyd Demme Mr. M. ,Mrs. It If. Asquith. Cardinal Mourne. M. Paul Cambria, the Ambassador in talon, Thomas Hardy, lb. messliet, and ether and ...

... Prof .. I 10 11 5 7 11 6514 4 6 U :7 I 5 5 0 6 5 9 The death 11 ..nuanced at Talbot bases Dor, beget% of M.ry Hardy, younger .der of Thomas Hardy. the at the ago of 71. A New Took telegram says—lt h !tamed that as addittosol British commermal credit haw ...

... accepted the tender Mr. David Hamilton i:l8 10s for carrying out certain improvements at the porters lodge. „ . Mr. Thomas H. Hardy. J.P.. presided the District Council meeting. Mr. Charles moved that the resolution of the Conn- cil of the May. 1908 ...

... vigorously with Materialists and their tenets, ha ban written delightfully on Shakespeare's Country and The Wessex of Thomas Hardy GAVE BIN SOCKS ON ENVELOPES. A complaint tram a Kenninglom correspondent against letters being allowed to come through ...