... DYNASTS AT OXFORD. THOMAS HARDY PRESENT. The Oxford Univerdty D:smatio S miety came into its own on Fobraary 15 with prodactio3 of Mr. Hardy% play, The Dynasts. There was not even standing room left in the theatre, and there will not be. The reason ...

... Dr. Rabindranst h Tagore. It is announced that intervlewN have been arranged with, among others, La .rd Haldane and Mr. Thomas Hardy. ...

... fortnight from August 20, to Siptember 2 :- - AL/. Lieut. A. D. Brown. Copt (lourlay. Lieut. J. H. Sawle. Copt. Edwards. Capt. Thomas. Lieut. Stevans. Capt. Upton Lieut. Beesley. Mr. R. Thomson. Col. Larnbar. Lieut. Parrott. Mr. Susrirma. Mr. J. A. Shealy ...

... He reads stands: d books when in serious mood; but at the seaside, for instance, the ordinary Englishman does not read Thomas Hardy, Meredith or Conrad, he turns to C. N. and A. M. Williamson, to H. de Vtre Stacpoole, Baroness Orczy and o hers whose work ...

... writers appear in all the papers dealing with the event from every aspect, and there are fine illustrated supplements. Mr. Thomas Hardy has written a poem with the title, the biblical quotation And there was a great, calm. All refiect the deep interest ...

... that the more 'conspicuous the purpose, the less artistic is the result. And, even in the case of so great a master as Thomas Hardy, what competent judge prefers the feminist Tess to the story pure and simple of Far from the Madding Crowd I Truth ...

... Authors, Playwrights, and Composers, at the Criterion Restaurant, the illuminated address presented by the society to Mr. Thomas Hardy, its r resident, was on view. Canon A. C. Deane presided. The Chairman said they had obtained this year a {{ record number ...

... Mrs. Willson's Still Better, 8-8, Dobie 3 Mr. DtC l B Sunny Time, 7-0, Japheth 4 Also ran : Picket, 9-3 ; Verna, 9-2 ; Hardy Gurdy, 9-1 ; the Devil, : Roidock, 8-10 ; Tourney, 8-9 ; Traceable, 8-9 ; Little Life, 8-7 (carried 8-9) ; Look Out, 8-6 : ...

... Division I. Mr. Soutar's Lady Victorine, 8-6, Walker 1 Mr. Lauder's Soviet, 90, Fozard, .. 2 Mr. Thomas' Jack, 9-12, Pullin.. 3 Mr. Elliott's Wolfram, 9-5, Northmore 4. Also ran : Pick of the Bunch, 9-2 ; Bachelor's Prospect, 8 S ; UAden Tie,sur. , t ...

... Nurse. Murphy, Capt. Fowler, Miss 8.. E Cotton, Rev. Chatterton, Col. B. R Eustace, Sec. Lieut. Chattrton, Mrs Newman, Col. Hardy. Hutton, Mr. G. A K. Byrne, Capt. Sisson, Mr. C. J. Slaughter, Mrs., and Conry, Major J. de L. infant CionrY. Mrs. Spiers, ...

... LONDON TOPICS AND OPINIONS MOM IN LONDON, THE DYNASTS REVIVES. omit cossaproXVlßlT.) London, Feb. 24.—1 f Thomas Hardy cares to write an epilogue to his great history drama of 'The Dynasts he will find a scene ready-made in the conference just started ...

... Fairweather, Miss Duguid, Capt. J. (Mrs. Whyte's, two Salisbury, Capt. F. R. children). Smith, Capt. F. Miss Ellis, Nurse. Hardy, Major F. H. Haig, Miss D Walker, Capt J. Elliott, Mr. J. • lioldaway, Lieut. N., Bell, Mr. C. S. Mrs., • and infant Menon ...