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... MR. THOMAS HARDY'S GREAT PLAY DYNASTS. The Abdication of Napoleon at Fontainebleau The DuKe of Wellington on the Field of Waterloo On Board the Victory Nelson being Presented by Mr. M. D. Colbourne of Oriel, and Captain Hardy by Mr. A. H. Howland The ...
... actually passes beneath the en trance dome of the Tate Gallery. One thinks of some Wessex village re visited by one of Mr. Thomas Hardy's wan derers. There are old faces missing, and new ones to surprise one, and faces, too, from adjacent c districts have ...
... work on intercrossing the perpetual flower ing carnation with the hardy garden pink, developed a new race of plants which the Royal Horticultural Society named Allwoodii. These are very hardy, and flower from early spring to late autumn. The blooms themselves ...
... THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE. Mr. Hardy's Play on the London Stage Tn The Return of the Native we have Mr. Thomas Hardy's finest novel, the novel richest in atmosphere and in drama probably no one could make it a good play. Certainly Mr. T. H. Tilley, a ...
... one can scarcely collect every school magazine in the hope that it may contain the first efforts of a John Milton or a Thomas Hardy 1 These books formed part of a large Kipling collection, the property of Captain E. W. Martindale, sold at Messrs. Sotheby's ...
... SEVEN DISTINGUISHED OCTOGENARIANS. Mr. Thomas Hardy, our most dis tinguished novelist and poet, cele brated his eighty-first birthday on June 2. That fact is revealed to us in the pages of Who's Who, which also records the pre sence in our midst of many ...
... Isle of Arran, which is to be built as a memorial to the islanders who lost their lives in the war. The Arran Islanders are a hardy race many of them served in the Navy during the war, and only too many of them gave their lives in the great struggle. Canterbury ...
... Society at the Hall in Vincent Square on Tuesday of last week. Owing to the drought the exhibits were fewer than usual, but the hardy outdoor flowers made a brave show, particularly the gladioli shown by Messrs. Kelway and a beautiful array of phloxes exhibited ...
... all of which have been more than well attended A Donkey Ride on the Sands at Weymouth Weymouth is known to readers of Mr. Thomas Hardy as the Budmouth of the Wessex novels; to thousands of children, however, it is known simply as a place where one can have ...
... charming Dorsetshire so beloved of Thomas Hardy. Bere Regis, which is passed on the way to Dorchester, affords a glimpse of a typical Dorsetshire village, with its quaint cottages and peaceful country life. In the Hardy Country Dorchester, the name of which ...
... was once a schoolmaster here, and had Thomas Hardy for pupil. He became vicar of Winterborne Came, near by, and his tomb will be found in the churchyard, and his statue in the town. Wimborne also comes into Mr. Hardy's stories, and the old minster will ...
... PRINCE AND POET-- H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES AND MR. THOMAS HARDY, O.M. Th.it the Prince of Wales should lunch with Mr. Thomas Hardy at the home of the latter in Dorchester has an interesting significance. It has no parallel in the history of English ...