... tion to this anthology clearly defines its aim and scope — to represent the English verse the last half century—from Thomas Hardy down to the present day. This is a bold attempt but it is one which, all things considered, is successful. For all anthologies ...

... house (5). 19 Builder of the Tay 4 German river (4). bridges (5). 5 The author of ••Romola” (5). 20 Ship’s deviation 6 By Thomas Hardy (7). (5). . 9 A genus of plants (5). 21 Full extent from 11 In the Crimea (5). 23 Enters the North 12 Nottingham is on ...

... by some of Snaith's early work, and thought that he might develop Into novelist of the stature of Arnold Bennett, not of Thomas Hardy. When I was half-way through The Sailor, published In 1916, thought had written a classic, but It tailed off into conventional ...

... lucky enough to read It In full can be judged bv the deliciously witty accounts of Mrs. Woolf's meetings with, for example, Thomas Hardy, Arnold Bennett and George Moore, which seem almost more illuminating than anything else yet written on those authors. ...

... having heard of any other British novelists. Shades of Fielding and Scott, of Jane Austen and Blot, Charles Dickens and Thomas Hardy!— Yours, etc., WILFRED CHILD!. 40, Duchy Road, Harrogate ...

... to conventional opinion and. most of all. from his gift for satirical characterisation and the military art by G. 8.5.), Thomas Hardy, *who Inspired Mr. John's deep affection, Montagu Norman (making a discreet beeline for his car after a sitting), Lord ...

... through Gft. drifts of snow, through fog and through the stour, which whipped off the snowfields blinding mist. They include Thomas Hardy, of Northallerton, the driver of the bulldozer; William Moore, of Hawes; Hunter Hemsley, of Aysgnrth; and Arthur Hodgson ...

... 45 —Rome and Oxford. ~ BBC Symphony Orchest ra. 0.0—The Military Band in the Concert Hall. Llnlc —Faure and 10.45 — - Thomas Hardy (repeat l. 11.5 —Recital. TELEVISION 7.10 —Boxing 3.30—The Tan Virtues. 7.20 —BBC Hevue Orchestra. 5.0—Children's Hour ...

... decorations and curtains caught fire last night at the home of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Poplar Road, Broadway, Dunscroft, near Doncaster. There was no one in the house the time but Mr. Hardy’s young daughter saw the flames from the street and summoned her mother ...

... Concert (Part 7.10 Programme Parade. 3.45 —Spa Orchestra. 10 .. . . , . rvai» ...

... Light 3.3o—Orchestral Hour. tive). 12.0—Clydebank Burgh Band. 10.15 Election Broadcast fenow (Part U- Orchestra. 4.15 —Thomas Hardy. 9.35 Royal Windsor Horse 12.30—Plano Playtime. (Miss Edith Pitt, Conserve- 5.0-5.55 Children’s Tele-7.5o—Lilt —Lilt Up ...

... of Mrs. Elizabeth Newby, Wakenshaw Road, Durham, who died in the hospital of the troopship Dunera last Monday. Major Thomas Kenneth Hardy, RAMC, the ship's senior medical officer, said that Newby died from throat wounds and also had cut wrists. Two soldiers ...