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... By THOMAS HARDY, *tailor or Far From Madding Crowd, The IVoodlonderv, ire's Little Ironies, A The Well Beloved, k.. The person who, next to the actors themselves, chanced to know most of their story, lived near Top o' Town (as the spot wog ...
... MR THOMAS HARDY ON GHOSTS. In a real conversation between Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and Mr William Archer, the critic, which is recorded in the April number of the Pall Mall Magazine, the question of ghosts came on the board. The following ...
... one of his legs. It sppe.irs that he was working in a pit at Rosewelt,and a stone from the roof fell on Another miner, Thomas Hardy by name, residing in High Street, Idusselburgh. was also brought to the Infirmary suffering from severe injuries. He was ...
... enjoy the earth no less Because the all enacting Might That fashioned forth its loveliness Had other aims than my delight. THOMAS HARDY. WORLDt EASIEST POOLS VP LEAGUES NOTHINC BARRED EVERYMANSfi.p. O ' PENNYPointsPOOL 4 DIVIDENDS COLLECTORS.WAN I E Staunch ...
... Half-price at Afternoons and on Tuesday Evenings only. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY— An All-Talking and Singing Version of the Thomas Hardy Classic, Under the Greenwood Tree. With Marguerite Allen, John Batten, Nigel Barrie. Screened at 6.45 and 8.50 p.m. (Saturday ...
... tourist : Mr. Thomas Hardy lives near here, doesn't he ? —Devonshire rustic:* 'Which Mr. Thomas Hardy?—Literary tourist: Why, the man who writes books.”—Devonshire rustic: Oh! I know naught about he ; but there be a Mr. Thomas ...
... THE ENGLISH NOVEL In his concluding lecture in the series ou the Hagfish Novel. Mr Harvey Wood discussed the work of Thomas Hardy. 'this novelist was not, the lecturer said, as had often been stated, an atheist, but lie believed • malign evil unfriendly ...
... A MOUE FUNERAL Mr. Eden Philpotts, who has been described as the Thomas Hardy of the Dartmoor Country, hat some fine scenes in his new book, Thep Whirlwind. Here is one curious account of a mock funeral: The manner of it was this. Suppose a mast and ...
... Sutcliffe's story, On Wiady Hill. Sir Clements Markham, K.C.8., F.R.S., write* on Objects of Polar Discovery, and Mr Thomas Hardy contributes Memories of Church Re:lteration, an address read before the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings ...
... instalment , of Sir John Coindantu . .•. - by Mr A. T. Quitter-Couch, and of Chipping, 111 - Stanley J. Weyinen. Mr Thomas: Hardy cone^.• butes a lyric entitled Th.• Spring C_:l Ia A Talk with my Father Mr Walt.-r Frith put, min. dialogue form many ...
... evening. %%hen Mr lit:Hough, Assistant Professor of English in Edinburgh University, delivered a lecture on Thomas Hardy. Mr Pirie presided. Thomas Hardy, Mr Rullough said, aas a very difficult l.eof.osition to lecture on. He had not been dead long enough ...
... due to his strong desire to join the force in Fromm. it appears that be came to this country and enlisted. in the ham! of Thomas Hardy, into the Battsion Queen's Royal lest Surrey 7-Regiment. While serving wit% this battalion as a private be was tilled In ...