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... MB. THOMAS HARDY BEVEHTY-FOOR, Mr. ThnniM Hardy. 0.M.. the nor •list, calibrated his 74th birthday hi« Dorchester home. Max Gate, on Tuesday. In the morning he attended the Dorset Assizes as a county justice. List week he made tour with his wife in Cornwall ...
... FAMOTTS NOVELIST 7S Mr. Thomas Hardy 7.*> to-day. This famous novelist and poet, who member of the Ord *r of Mem, is profession ecclesiastical architect. He was in his young days pupil of Arthur Blornfield, and also prizeman of Uic institute of British ...
... raoran sorgo or rasptn vnos. Hr. Thomas Hardy. 0.H.. who 78 today, baa belief ia lbs iafinenea.of locality aa tllarary work. For the past thirty veere resided near hie beloved birthplace—Dorchester— and that fact aseribaa much bis ananas. ■sistain bis ...
... Yes; quaint and curious war is! You shoot a fellow down Y6u'd treat if met where any bar is, Or help to half-a-crown. —THOMAS HARDY. (Writ'en in 1902. Reprinted from Selected Poem%.p. 192.) ...
... SOME ATONEMENT. Thomas Hardy, committing matrimony for the second time, has gone long way towards atoning for the many unkind things he has permitted his characters say about love, marriage, and women, says the Office Window in the “Daily Chronicle.” ...
... G.0.M.” LFTTCTB. Mr. Thomas Hardy yesterday entered his seventy-fifth year, reminding us of the amarine loncentv of authors. Amongst those who have died since 1900 Sir Theodore Martin and Samuel Smiles were over ninety; over eighty were Sir Edwin Arnold ...
... instance, Sir Owen Seaman reading Elinor ...
... with his request that the fact should be announced. DEATH OF THOS. HARDY'S SISTER. Tbe death it annoonced Talbothavet. Dor ehctter. of Mita Marr Hardv younger sister Mr. Thomas Hardy, tbe novelist, the age •eventy four. HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER, FRIDAY ...
... \KDT*9 RULFA MKtLTH Mr. Thomas Hardy, 0.M.. who yesterday entered his seventh-ninth year. i> spending the evening •’far from the madding crowd” his quiet home near Dorchester. Hi* health remains excellent. Ten year* ago Mr. Hardy said he had three rules ...
... now that wai* work of Mr. Thomas Hardy, then years of age, and engaged in churches under the instructions of hir Arthur Bkmficld. need not go it for instruction, though his experiences in architect’s office evidently Mr. Hardy's article. The stupid person ...
... Sheffield, seconded the Rev. John Thornley. Sheffield, a vote of condolence was passed with the family of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, a member of the League agency staff from 1859 to 1873. Messrs. T. France and T. L. Watkinsou, treasurer aud secretary ...
... the president of the Trades Council, and Mr. John Thomas Hardy, the chairman of a local association of small friendly societies. sere elected as representatives of small friendly societies and Mr. Thomas U. Kaye and Mrs. J. NV. Priestley were elected to ...