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... MRS. THOMAS HARDY The aelies of Mrs. Thomas Hardy, widow of tne Wessex novelist, who died at Dor* Chester last Sunday, will be interred in the grave In which her husband's heart laid. The body will bo cremated Woking to-moirrow and a funeral service will ...
... THE POETS' CORNER IN WEBTMENBTER ABBEY WHERE KIPLING'S ASHES WILL BE PLACED NEXT TO THOSE OF THOMAS HARDY TO-DAY. him a public funeral full of pomp and ceremony. He was the greatest English man of letters to die In Italy since Keats and Shelley, and for ...
... BLAMED Loss of Steam Trawler Thomas Hardy TWO-YEAR SUSPENSION OF CERTIFICATE From Our Correspondent HULL, Friday The final stage In the Board of Trade Inquiry Into the stranding and loss of 'the Hull steam trawler Thomas Hardy| off the coast of Norway, on ...
... SEVENTY YEARS March, —Thomas Hardy made hit* first appearance public print— the pages, of Chambers's Journal Three score years Inter Thomas Hardy contributed the same Journal. Verily a Hardy Periodica). Chambers'* not only links Past and ...
... n about 250 acres of land near Warmwell, Dorchester, for aerodrome. The proposed site is the famous Heath Immortalised Thomas Hardy. ...
... Simple Tribute Hardy The funeral of Thomas Hardy showed return to the old simplicities the Abbey. To-days funeral Rudyard Kipling will even simpler. Among his pall-bearers will the Prime Minister of England. But the Prims Minister was his cousin, and ...
... TO-MORROW'S BOOK PAGE Mightier Than the Sword, a new volume of memoirs Ford Madox Ford, friend of many famous writers, from Thomas Hardy onwards, will reviewed by Hugh 1A. Fausset on the Book Page of The Yorkshire Post to-morrow. 1 - The novels reviewed ...
... concluded. The chair taken by the Rev. W. Lorn? Cornish, and the vote of thanks proposed by Mr. W. E. Clegg. MRS. THOMAS HARDY Mrs. Thomas Hardy had lalrly comfortable fortnight, but is still very ill and must be kept as possible. This was statement, signed ...
... -A- (ou the West Cliff Promenade), BOURNEMOUTH, the centre for DAILY* EXCURSIONS to NEW FOREST. Die ISLE WIGHT, and the THOMAS HARDY COUNTRY, FRIDAY DINNER MONDAY BREAKFAST 59/6. ...
... Air. G. Bernard Shaw, and the late Thomas Hardy, from whom received shortly before ho died letters which were his most precious possession. They were charming letters, each one enshrining little bit of puro Thomas Hardy. ...
... PREMIERS RETURN To Lunch at Dorchester Mrs. Thomas Hardy The Prime will return by from Newquay to No. 10, Downing Street to-day. On the way he will stop at Dor dies tc where he will lunch with Mrs. ThoU Hardy, lie expects to reach London the evening. The ...
... Savile's (1778) Act, that had mitigated the Roman Catholic disabilities. Mob rioting followed, to terrorise London. 1840. —Thomas Hardy (Far from the Madding Crowd, 1874) horn Dorsetshre. 1857.—Sir F.dward F.lgar. Master of the King's Musick (1924), horn ...