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... Venizelos to Mile. Continued on 178) A COWDRAY SNAPSHOT (Left to right) Sir Ernest Horlick, Colonel Miller, Major Wernher, Major Hardy, and Mr. Daly, all of whom have been playing in county polo, which is now in full swing AT DINARD A snapshot in the surf. The ...
... an ex-officer Continued on 190) MR. THOMAS HARDY A recent snapshot of the famous author, taken when he per formed the opening ceremony at the Dorchester Fete in aid of the Dorset County Hospital. Mr. Thomas Hardy was born in Dorsetshire on June 2, 1840 ...
... 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 ...
... his own power and ambition against the working of world forces controlled, we shall say, by fate, by Providence, by, in Thomas Hardy's favourite expression, the eternities. Now that is an English novel on the mid- model between the Victorian writers and ...
... his own power and ambition against the working of world forces controlled, we shall say, by fate, by Providence, by, in Thomas Hardy's favourite expression, the eternities. Now that is an English novel on the mid- model between the Victorian writers and ...
... put some recognised mark in an inconspicuous part of the car, and not remove it till the last instalment is paid. IN MR. THOMAS HARDY'S COUNTRY L/ A car in beautiful Corfe Castle village, under the shadow of the historic old ruin in the Isle of Purbeck ...
... of Tess of the D'Urbervilles will be shown at the Tivoli and no small interest will attach to the first presentation of Thomas Hardy's great novel. Though there is none of the swift movement so dear to the film producer's heart, there is the tragic simplicity ...
... justly observe, an annual controversy. But, with our usual faultless taste, we refrained from calling it a Hardy annual. Because it was not Mr. Thomas. But Mr. John. Drink (as they say at Hollywood, Los Ang., Cal.) water. And one is always left wondering ...
... is close to the picturesque harbour and is the Troy Town of the book. Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch is to Cornwall what Mr. Thomas Hardy is to Wessex. He is Professor of English Literature at Cambridge, but when he is not up at the 'Varsity, he spends most ...
... Cunliffe-Lister, sometimesaThomas Lipton. Mr. Raymond, very rightly, has a down on pessimism, notably in his portraits of Thomas Hardy and Aubrey Beardsley. The second was very typical of the 'Nineties in his unenjoying luxuriousness, his invalid indecorum ...
... Cunliffe-Lister, sometimesaThomas Lipton. Mr. Raymond, very rightly, has a down on pessimism, notably in his portraits of Thomas Hardy and Aubrey Beardsley. The second was very typical of the 'Nineties in his unenjoying luxuriousness, his invalid indecorum ...