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... net ouR NAL For JANUARY Beene the New Volume AND CNINTAINS A New Poem by THOMAS HARDY AND A REPRINT HIS FIRST PUBLIBRID WORK How I Built Myself a House WHICH APPEARED SIXTY IMAM AO4) DI CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL Also Thal Opening Chapters of A GREAT NEW NOVEL ...
... Famous Novelist Dead• By the death of Mr Thomas Hardy. 0 M., which occurred at hie home, Mai Date, Dorchester, on Wednesday night, literature loves the last of the great Victorians and the world one of its most distinguished men of letters. Born in c ...
... Seud your Orders to us and get Good Service at Moderate Charges Stothart, Saddler, Prove 6 HIGH STREET — Tur ashes of Thomas Hardy were buried in Corner, Westminster Abbey, on Monday. Mr Charles Arnot on Tariffs. The Argus” of November contains the following ...
... DOUGLAS. ~~ IM Reminiscences of Thomas Hardy. In the course) of an article Saturday's Scotsman on Thomas Hardy, Sir George Douglas says:— RANDY AND SIN WALTZIL *COTT. I must omit reminiscences of my visite under Hardy 's conductorship to ...
... CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL’’ makes a noteworthy start with anotlier vulumo in (he January number. The contents include new poem by Thomas Hardy, and reproduction of his tint-published work, “How 1 Built Myself House,” which appeared in “Chambers’s Journal” sixty ...
... history—es, for example, the Misses personal aide of the rise of Methodism in the village as revealed by George Eliot. it is of Thomas Hardy we 'limys think teellay when the fiction of the countryslis is under discussion. He delineates, not only tie dram of human ...
... Rotors Ds Rowland Millar, 2 Joan Howieson, Cami Robert Dalgliesh, 4 Jobn Duncan, 5 Lockey Claes II.—1 Mayme Anderson, 2 Thomas Hardy, 3 Maggie Patterson, 4 Maisie Kerr. Class —1 Pai 2 Maisie Walker, 3 Jessie Ruby Elliot. 3 Mary Law. lass IV.—1 Agnes Haining ...
... interview with Miss Sheila Kaye•Sniith. who pointedly expresses her opinions on a number of interesting subjects, including Thomas Hardy, novel reading versus play-going, the tyranny of the party system, the commercialisation of the film, the advantages of ...
... Rowland Millar; 2, Joan Howieson; 3, Robert Dalgleish; 4, John Duncan; 5, Lockey Campbell. Class 11.-1, Meanie Anderson; 2, Thomas Hardy; 3, Maggie Pattereon; 4, Maisie Kerr. Class 111.-1, Agnes Patterson; 2, Maisie Walker; 3, Jessie Kyle; 4, Ruby Elliot. ...
... boat-race by ten lengths. TILE TOLL OF THE YEAR. During the past year several notable figures have passed away. On January Ilth Thomas Hardy, the novelist and poet, whose impress ou Eng.ish literature will neser be forgotten, died. Universal sorrow, expressed ...
... Tlf January • Chambers'.' to a notable number. It contains, in addition to a group of int emoting articles, a new poem by Thomas Hardy, England'e most dtotingutohed writer, and a reprint of his Stet published work—' How I built myself a House'—which appeared ...
... holders of the Order of Mh erit, of whom the number is limited to 24. He is the second member of tho Order to die this month, Thomas Hardy having been the senior civil member. In addition to numerous other British decorations and honours, he was honoured by ...