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... THOMAS HARDY DEAD. DEAN OF BRITISH LETTERS. LAST OF GREAT VICTORIANS. ONCE ARCHITECT'S APPRENTICE. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the last of the great Victorians, died on Thursday night at his home near Dorchester at five minutes past nine o'clock. Ile had been confined ...
... MELBA'S GENEROUS ACT TO SUPPORT BRITISH OPERA COMPANY. WONDERFUL THOMAS HARDY, AN ALL-SILIER WEDDING TO-DAY. LONDON,Thursday. The news that Dante Nellie Melba i► to sing at Covent Garden without fee, by way of helping the British National Opera Company—a ...
... tragic chapter, in Thomas Hardy The Mayor of Casterbridge, where Henchard. after several rounds of furmety. strongly laced with alcohol, ions his wife while in • ration., drunken stoner to a passing sailor for Ave guineas. Mrs. Thomas Hardy has a recipe for ...
... :MBER 7, 1925. DRAWING-ROOll AS STAGE; NOVELTY FOR ACTORS IN TESS. TRIBUTE TO THOMAS HARDY. ...
... Trollop', Swinburne. Watts-Duntiiii and Thomas Hardy. His Woman in White kept Thacker's up all night, and excited Edward Fitzgerald to the liveliest cm thusiaam , and our greatest living novelist, Mr. Thomas Hardy, said of Aim some time ago: He probably ...
... establishment of a Thomas Hardy Chair of English Literature at Southampton (for the projected University of Wessex), and in the course of the appeal then issued it was rightly remarked that the name of Thomas Hardy stands out t Now Mr. ...
... POACHER PUNISHED. The Exchange Copenhagen correspondent mays :----The Danish Naval Ministry reports that the British trawlers Thomas Hardy (Captain Cooke) and Saint Amant (Captain Parkenson) ware each fined 12,000 kroner and costs and their catch and tackle ...
... SILINFSPEARE DEMORIAL FUND. The fund for which the Plinio Minister. Mr. Thomas Hardy. the Karl of Oxford and Asquith. and Mr. Ramat MacDonald aupealed he: et once exceeded £3,000, with the promise of further to come. Mr. Archibald Flower, chairman of ...
... he spoken of as the doyen of English literature. though he is some years the junior of both Sir George Trerelyan and Mr. Thomas Hardy. Already, perhaps, he may he presentisl as the doyen of British literary trait-ism. Mr. Augustine Birrell bring about a ...
... which describes some of the steam and characters in the Wessex novels. It has never been easy to get Thomas Hardy to talk about his work,says th e writer. for he has no 'sympathy with authors who make a parade of their private lite or their methods ...
... Dublin referees seem to have adopted a policy of their own in regard to ring forwards. Crawford in this match The trawler Thomas Hardy, which was wrongly reported to hare been lost with all hands, arrived at Hull in the early hours of this morning from also ...
... the Polish writer who won the Nobel prize, and our own Thomas Hardy, a-ho has not, is an obvious one. In Spring, the latest of the four novels that go to make up The Peasants, Thomas Hardy seems to me to win along the line. Oddly enough there is ...