... THOMAS HARDY’S HOUSE FOR NATION Max Gate, Dorchester, former home of Thomas Hardy, the famous Wessex novelist, has been left to the National Trust for Places of Historic Interest by his sister, Miss Katherine Hardy, who died on October 4. ...

... played by Max Rostal (violin), Sela Trau (cello), and Louis Kentner (piano). 11.15—A reading . from the novels and poems of Thomas Hardy. 11.25—Jack White and his Band. 12.0—Time and News. 12.20- 12.30—News in Norwegian. ...

... Edinburgh long vanished, and the dmirror of a fine and noble mind. Robina Hardy was one of the seven children of a surgeon-dentist in Edinburgh. After his death in 1836 Mrs Hardy and her family removed from Duke Street to Buccleuch Place, then almost country ...

... did, his conversation sounds like the index 'to an anthology of English literature, with Hugh Walpole, Charles Morgan, Thomas Hardy, Lawrence of Arabia, A. J. Cronin, Virginia Woolf, the Webbs, the Sitwells, and many more jostling one another out of one ...

... Alexander M‘Adam (27), 179 M‘Aslin Street, Glasgow—laceration of the scalp ; Jeannette Hardy (34), 1 East Kelvin Street, Coatbridge—facial abrasions; Thomas Hardy (11)—cut ear and abrasions to ear; James King (28), 14 Morrison Street, Edinburgh—abrasions ...

... of the remarkable interest which has developed amongst readers for the old-time favourites—Scott, Dickens, the Brontes, Thomas Hardy, “R.L.S.” and others, I was, accordingly, not astonished when a short time ago a Canadian soldier, on learning that I came ...

... on January 1, 1895, by the late Rev. Thomas Hardy, D.D., ROBERT HENDERSON to BELLE SDtAKIERS Present address: 27 Oxford reet. > DEATHS ON ACTIVE SERVICE BROTHERSTONE. — At hospital in Dec. 1944, Squadron Leader THOMAS SUTHERLAND, R.AF.V.R., aged 51, beloved ...

... “war stuff ”; there are others who seek surceasel ~ and brightness and beauty. It is not everybody who agrees with I - the Thomas Hardy character | whose argument was “that war | makes rattling good history, but \ peace is poor reading.” ; - The great majority ...

... two books a year since 1922, her life has hardly been inactive. She has been called “the nearest thing Scotland has to a Thomas Hardy.” Many of her books deal with the Highlands during the “’Forty-Five,” two of the most successful being “Seotland’s Heir” ...

... “’Socialism and Nationalisation.” Chairman—Principal J. Cameron Smalil, 0.8. E, LLD. FRS.E. October 18— “ The Lgic Poetry of Thomas Hardy.” Membership Open to All. ~ Secretary : Miss E. Brooke, 3 Brougham Street. EXECUTRY NOTICE—ALII Parties having Claims ...

... Hardie e stewart C Sneddon \ Morrison T Meroer Sergt. Pilot Alan Keith Stewart (20), R.AF., youm&est son of Mr James N, Stewart, W.S., Edinburgh, and Mrs Stewart, Mount Lothian, Eskbank, Dalkeith, has lost his life as & result of air operations in the ...

... HARDY THE TENTH LOST The Admiralty announce that the destroyer H,M.S. Hardy (Capt. W. G. A. Robson, D. 5.0., D.S.C., R.N.) has been lost. The next of kin of casualties have been informed. The Hardy was the tenth shig in the Navy to bear the name, which ...