... in 1885, but when a major addition was opened in 1905, the event went on for several days and was including the writer Thomas Hardy. The collection has benefited from various gifts and bequests over the years, including:the finest single holding of work ...

... Sotheby’s novel sale of author’s letters WHEN Thomas Hardy, the English novelist and poet, received a hostile reception to his novel Jude The Obscure, he vented his fury to close associates and vowed to devote the rest of his life to poetry The book. ...

... getting rid of state education a surprisingly easy ride. David Robinson B Michel Faber: Portraying Victorian sincerity Thomas Hardy himself paid a visit to the set. ...

... so high'and brought so low?: i simae o R Thomas Hardy, a landsman root-: ed near Dorchester in inland Dorsét, a builder of churches and houses by training, but novelist and poet, was fascinated by fate. Hardy saw: the ‘new ship, pride of its bragging ...

... didnt know you'd read that, more -and more frequently. He : ‘pushes his luck too far. | know - for a fact he cannot abide ; Thomas Hardy. He would be hard pushed to remember what thingy of the D'Urberville's Feal name was. It is beyond the o credibility t ...

... Bill Hardy doesn't believe in doing things by the book, says Rose Murray Brown LOVE the French,” announces Bill Hardy, and I almost choke on my cuppa. Have I heard him right? I'm sharing a pot of tea with the fifthgeneration member of the Thomas Hardy ...

... 1903 Alan . : Stewart Paton,: South African . - writer. sTH M i & Deaths: 1762 Louis Francois Roubiliac, sculptor; 1928 Thomas Hardy, poetand - novelist; 1945 Caradoc Evans;- writer; 1963 Hugh Gaitskell, - politician; 1966 Alberto Giacometti, sculptorand ...

... Continued on Page 8 A VoS mv.! g i eil C. Hoover is elected It-of the United f America. Alexander Fleming discovers penicillin. Thomas Hardy, the chronicler of rural England, dies aged 87. A Mrs Chaikovsky arrives in the US claiming to be Anastasia, youngest daughter ...

... Analysis. 9:00 Leading £dge. 9:30 The Routes Of English. 10:00 The World Tonight. 10:45 Book At Bedtime: The Woodlanders. By Thomas Hardy. 1:00 The O'Show. 11:30 Selling The Song. 12:00 News. 12:30 The Late Book: Writing At The Kitchen Table. 12:48 Shipping ...

... Stine; 13 Charles Dickens; 14 Wilbur Smith; 15 Patricia Cornwell; 16 John Grisham; 17 Enid Blyton; 18 Dick King-Smith; 19 Thomas Hardy; 20 Josephine Cox; 21 Rosamunde Pilcher; 22 Bernard Cornwell; 23 Agatha Christie; 24 CS Lewis; 25 Joanna Trollope. » . ...

... musician and composerleadsashow ° asthe. which includes.a celebration of = cinema. Plus, music from the Duke Ellington of Thomas Hardy, a writer- . repertoire and a selectionof ~~ whose verse is often overlooked Marsalis’s original tunes. in favour of his ...

... -part, -will have to trust that Schumacher crashes today; and subsequently suffers: a sequence of. bad luck unknown since - Thomas Hardy was dragging his protagonists through the émotional wringer. But, in the normal course of things, even if one ignores the ...