... POACHER PUNISHED. The Exchange Copenhagen correspondent mays :----The Danish Naval Ministry reports that the British trawlers Thomas Hardy (Captain Cooke) and Saint Amant (Captain Parkenson) ware each fined 12,000 kroner and costs and their catch and tackle ...

... HARDY'S FRIEND DIES. INQUEST ON REV. H. G. COWLEY. A verdict of death by misadventure w returned at Dorchester on Monday at an inquest on Rev. H. G. B. Cowley, of Dorchester. friend of Thomas Hardy and for 23 years. until 1933, vicar of Stinsford, Dorset ...

... 10.30 THE ROYAL FILM PERFOR- ----- MANCE. 11.15 TWO AT 11.15: The Rev. David Burke talks with Dr. Helen Roseveare. 11.20 THOMAS HARDY A MAN WHO NOTICED THINGS followed by BEDTIME. ...

... and Moo. perfect for Your summer Week-eels, only LIG .1111.—La vet) 163 Castle St.. IPATAKII Tears bellied tbe times with Thomas Hardy cefierlins shirts et SIAM. wit t o look Antast with his to. 1. toe Mart ELL .-14 We !ling lon ...

... Thomm Hang a a a mere fact that so great novel as For from the Mr:Wu; • T HErowd byskilled and far-famed an author so Thomas Hardy • • has been fil med is' itself sufficient to rouse the keenest interest. 5 The story has been sple ndidly produced and ...

... SILINFSPEARE DEMORIAL FUND. The fund for which the Plinio Minister. Mr. Thomas Hardy. the Karl of Oxford and Asquith. and Mr. Ramat MacDonald aupealed he: et once exceeded £3,000, with the promise of further to come. Mr. Archibald Flower, chairman of ...

... - Timm NITWORIL STUDY sumo' 430 pm Poems of the Week : Afterwards : by Thomas Hardy. 430, Olean &mores. Lesson 17. 74. The English Revolution' The County Community as War. 7-30 p m., pisys by W. D. Teats: Purgatory. 7-30. - The Words Upon the Window ...

... to-day. The course is based on the A-level GCE syllabus and the students t alked about the works of Caucer. Milton and Thomas Hardy. Their two-dad• programme also includes Irish poetry. folk and art. The course. the first of its type, is being organised ...

... he spoken of as the doyen of English literature. though he is some years the junior of both Sir George Trerelyan and Mr. Thomas Hardy. Already, perhaps, he may he presentisl as the doyen of British literary trait-ism. Mr. Augustine Birrell bring about a ...

... HARDY'S COTTAGE SOLD. The birthplace of Thomas Hardy, the Wessex novelist, an old thatched cottage on the edge of Puddletown Heath, in the hamlet of Higher Bockhampton, near Dorchester, has been bought by a farmer, Mr. P. F. Parsons. Hardy was born in ...

... Wolseley, chairman of the fund raising committee. The presentation, which included a 17th century map of Ulster, a book by Thomas Hardy, and a cheque for £l,OOO, was made during a farewell dance to mark Mr. Vye's retirement after 16 years. Also in the picture ...

... its splendour. In the appropriate setting of the Ulster Folk Museum Bertie, Rob and Dick move slowly against the skyline. Thomas Hardy wrote that this will go onward the same Though Dynasties pass. We should be grateful that it does. Picture by Gerry ...