... THOMAS HARDY. To-day is Mr. Thomas Hardy’s eightieth birthday, and the whole English world will be congratulating him. While it is doing so it may also very fittingly congratulate itself. Peace hath her victories, and this is one of them. The peace, too ...

... BURIAL OF THOMAS HARDY WESSEX EARTH IN ABBEY GRAVE IMPRESSIVE SCENE HEART LAID TO REST IN “MELLSTOCK” CHURCHYARD Thomas Hardy was buried yesterday His ashes were placed in Poets’ Corner Westminster Abbey and his heart laid to rest in the grave of his ...

... THURSDAY 12 1928 THOMAS HARDY POET AND NOVELIST APPRECIATION OF THE LAST OF THE VICTORIANS ANIMAL FLOOD VICTIMS By PROFESSOR LASCELLES ABERCROMBIE serious appreciation his work must off nowadays by recognising that Thomas not simply Thomas ...

... MACMILLAN’S LIST Volook- I a:.| It j U9( Pub),, bed. The MELLSTOCK EDITION OF THE WORKS OF THOMAS HARDY. mi.y 57 vob. Svo. Sold ” nct '°l- Thin : • 500 enpiej. all of fy; * **• for (bo '-'k-ra. I, w ,|| cootaia all Sir. mj* - iu prose and ver#e. I.i ...

... IN BRIEF. The White Star liner Cedric left Liverpool yesterday for New York, with a largo number of passengers. Thomas Hardy, Dublin man. who, was •\Uegcd, was wanted in several other places, waa committed for trial at St. Helens yesterday on a charge ...

... Parly room Mr. Clem Edwards. At Oxford University, yesterday, the a*?*** of D.Litt., honoris causa, was conferred v?oa Mr. Thomas Hardy, 0.M., who met with * hearty reception. Sir Auckland Geddes. President of il.e F.- W of Trade, will be (he guesi of tho ...

... do you ever thing you hoar the master and £ each other when we have slight opinion?- Domestic: “The mum!’’ r,(1 * Mr. Thomas Hardy, whose eightieth hi-;},, day celebrated to-day, is op|»;, journalism is not a good training the novelist. The journalist ...

... A Bad Record. Thomas Hardy (50), labourer, was sentence*! two years' imprisonment for haring obtained 10s and filbs. of beef from John French, a buiehjor, of St. Helene, false protegee*, January The ritapey. according Mr. WbWey, who prosecuted. obtained ...

... youth of the statesman beside him:—* Oh. yes! I knew that long, long ago.” MR. THOMAS HARDY’S 80th BIRTHDAY. The illuminated address of congratulation to Mr. Thomas Hardy. 0.M.. the president the incorporated Society of Authors, Play- Composers, on his ...

... interment of Thomas Hardy's heart at Stinsford (Mellstock) and a memorial service at Dorchester at which every public interest the district will be officially represented Prom Our Own Correspondent LONDON With simplicity characteristic of his life Thomas Hardy ...

... was an able administrator, and had very clear and pellucid style as a preacher. The Moule family were drawn the life by Thomas Hardy in ’Tees of the D’Urbervilles,” old Mr. Clare, clergyman, being Dr. Moule's father and the Rev. Cuthbert Clare Bishop Durham ...

... were be allocated to players and endowment the scheme which supported of Oxford Mr Frank Gray MP Oxford Lord Cureon Mr Thomas Hardy Mr John Masefield Mr Shaw Mr Clive Shields (president OUBS)' and tinguished men month was to opened for six of plays Oxford ...