... their lowspirited companions, as du Mr. Coblum's Drover, Mr. Stephens's Main-Deep, Mr. Davies's Villain, and Edward Thomas's Adlestrop MR. T. S. ELIOT • AND MISS SITWELL. These poets provide a recurrent delight throughout Mr. Ntonro's pages ...

... V/M's WM Timlay : Pass HARDY'S COTTAGE . TO LET.. - - The In which Thomas Hardy was born, in the little village of Higher Rockhampton, near Dorchester, 1.5 to be let. It 4toncis on the edge of Egdori Heath, made famous in the Hardy novels, and Is an old-world ...

... Price struggled all the way to Vine-street and attempts were made to rescue him from custody. Cross-examined by Mr. G. L. Hardy, Who defended, Detective Perry denied that he struck Price. , Counsel: The suggestion lam making is that you were slightly ...

... 37. Charie•-•treet. W.. 8.30: Lord Pessonby • The Two Approaches Se Friends Home. !LW.. 1.20; Mr. Clive Rolland: Thomas Hardy. Proles. llanetts-street. W.C.. g. • Watt• • In • Home. Rudolf Steiner Rail. S. To-morrow. The Apostles' iLondon Choral ...

... suffered a nasty gash or the eye-brow that impaired his vision and sapped his Yet mob,. to fall into • mood of meltsad eseemsive -hardy to 5.4 soy other for • teem that gave Wein Hain more than the average amount of scope by which to display undeniable posers ...

... the jaw. Both his dental plates were broken. Mr. Hardy, for the defence, suggested that Allen was in drink and that one of the two officers struck Mackinson several times. This was denied. .. _ Dr. Thomas Rose, police surgeon, who attended to Allen's ...

... Clever, R.N.. 6-2. 7-5. WOMEN PINGLES.—Third Lady Doreen Pleydell-Baaveri• beat II Reid Thomas, 7-5.4-0: J. )er? beat Bridge.. 6-4. 6-0; Mho M. Y.. DM beat Miss C. Hardie. 5-7. 11-4. 7-5; J. 410r1t7 best Miss M. F011n57b2. 6-1. 6-1; Miss P F Modlord beet ...

... FOREARMED ..Thrale LEWIEND()N Harney VOLEE [James MPI7LLA T loader . Chtsroan EARLY SURPRISE YOUNG PRINCE W Payne Hardy IRISH ST ROY Hamilton Wll.ll RAKE WORD BIRTHDAY PRIDE (1 Wilms C Rhodes TED Capt de W•Fenten VARIETY STAR Hanks Werbet Preeeast ...

... COTTINGTON TAYLOR. II I to 12 only)--Grantophnee. 11 to 11.30 tondos noll'l —Ex par Lel Television. 12 DON 11YDEN ALBERT HARDIE (piano). 12.30—Organ: LEONARD H. WARMLY, from St. !Sourish's, Bisbnpsgate. 1 to 2 2.3o—Schools: Moral Same, 10— Tbs. SEape ...

... 11—iters monks is Library. Mr. JAMES ROSA. -As Hatk.nal. 10.15 News. 3020—As 10.40 to IsoStatsol: WILLIAM PAHSONS FRANI THOMAS DUMAN (Call. 4 It N; 725 Kr.. 113 11.1: 6- (Jrsenal;lmre. 15--Ctoldren 7--Grairretphooe. 7.10--Naws, 730 —Tines and Talk, ...

... NOTES ON NEW BOOKS THOMAS HARDY'S LAST YEARS-THE LEGION BOOK-REVELATIONS OF SCOTLAND YARD. Irklt Statesman, unite that poet I have read for many yeuri pwilleS lite to more :peculation telemt lie. future. Next week. a collection or Mr. Canipte.ll's ...

... Thomas Hardy's Lass Years. Mrs. Thomas Ilardy's record of her husband's life was to have been completed this week by the publication of The Later Years of Thomas Hardy. This volume, which is of especial Interest, since it covers the years ...