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... THOMAS HARDY ISSUES. A cnur: • of new publications reach ns, both relating in Thomas Hardy. the Wessex novelist. Messrs MacNiillan forward a specimen of their Cottage Library issue, a two-shilling cloth bound volume well printed in clear bold type. The ...
... death of Mrs. Thomas Hardy on October 17, Dorset has lost a familiar figure, and one whose name will always be associated with her famous husband as the writer of his biography. ****** Mrs. Hardy was an unpretentious lady, and since Thomas ...
... exception they refer to the biography as being, owing to its style, probably by Hardy himself—in other words an Autobiography by Thomas Hardy rather than a Biography by Mrs. Thomas Hardy. ****** At least such is the innuendo conveyed, and I ...
... early life of Thomas Hardy, 1840-91, was published in 1928, the year he died. The second volume, The later years of Thomas Hardy, 1892- 1928, written, like the first, with great sympathy and understanding, followed in April, 1930. Mrs. ...
... ****** But alas, we have no Thomas Hardy in Wells ! If we had, the bulk of Miss Carritt’s difficulties would be removed. It stands to reason that if the whole countryside is educated up to a particular standard in this respect there should be no special ...
... relics arc about 2,000 years old. The Romans had a 2tation where to-day stands Verne Fort, commanding the Dorset hill which Thomas Hardy described as the Gibraltar of Vl'essex. The Portlanders were likened by the Romans to the Balearic islanders for their ...
... Sheppard, J. Coventry and C. Whitmarsh. The goals for the Reserves were obtained by Jim Carter (2) and R. Coles. A monument to Thomas Hardy, the famous novelist, erected by American subscribers at his birthplace near Dorchester, is to be unveiled shortly. ...
... the office of his newspapers, which he entered as a boy. Mr. Lacey went to school with Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and as a boy worked for the sister of Admiral Hardy, Nelson's flag captain at Trafalgar. He had a remarkable memory, and could recall the ...
... CARDIFF. 6.0 —West Country Writers and their Characters : Thomas Hardy, by Mr. Hedley Goodall. 10.10 West Regional News. 10.20 to 11.0—The National Orchestra of Wales. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th. NATIONAL PROGRAMME. 1.0 to 2.o—The Commodore Grand Orchestra ...
... NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM RECENT ACQUISITIONS. Personal belongings of Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, secured from the house to which he returned after the Battle of Trafalgar, are among the recent acquisition of the National Maritime Museum at Greenwich. ...
... earth we have forgotten all these nice old songs and sing these modern songs instead I cannot for the life of me think. Thomas Hardy. lamenting the disappearance of the songs of the district, attributed it to the time when the tunes from London began to ...
... novelists have contributed to the Popularity of other parts of the Most Country. How many thousands tourists have followed Thomas Hardy Wessex, Eden Phill- Potts Dartmoor, “Q” to Fowey, arid Sheila Kaye-Smdth to Rye, is probably past computation. Wells and ...