... story of Thomas Hardy. which the great man is said to have told to a friend the other day. The novelist happened to notice a book in a little village shop which he wished to buy. His usual comfortable old tweed suit misled the shop-owner. When Hardy asked ...

... the medicine that will make you well and keep you well. • All dealers seU Doan's, 2/9 per boa. Solo • Co., L.. 4 W.s. Thomas Hardy, the novelist and poet, who died on January 11, in his sear, left, says '!he Daily Mail, estate valued £91,000. ...

... Author's Kalmartuts. If you were an editor, and were fortunate enough to bet a poem from Thomas Hardy, it would probably be in typescripts, done from the final manuscript, in hie still clear, eigiimum, artistic handwriting. Though he is in his 85th ear ...

... very easy indeed to make (and prints. If you ignore the simple roles, yrnr prints will not be as good'estbey alight be. Mr Thomas Hardy, the famous noveliat and poet, died on Wedncsda v night at his hope, Max Gate. Dorchester. He was ogee W. ...

... interview with ➢firs Sheila Kaye-Smith, who pointedly expresses her opinions on a number of interestin g subjects. including Thomas Hardy. novel reading versus play. going, the tyranny of the paqy system, th e commercialisation of the film, the ad. vantages ...

... other known authors; they are of glob° Bvo size, excellently :sizted, tastefully bound in a neat cover. TESS OF THE (By Thomas Hardy). Tess of the D'Urbervilles ie the finest, certainly the matt popuisi novel of the famous writer whose were recently ...

... most selfidi w so literature—Pak and in l'nlnnel Newenme and Hely Einvind wonderful portrayals of lb English gentleman. Thomas Hardy shoo as iu human attributes buil without .pint nal while his am though Imo are natorr l / 4 nobleman. Kipling (mind best ...

... makes a well-halane- greatly increases their perman e . clays? Every thiu„- o r nothing—there ism hard and fast rule. Mr. Thomas Hardy. ed ration, while it also furnishes excellent hay. It will grow on a wide range of soils. I Rather atilt laud is most desirable ...

... Cross at the battle of the Somme for conspicuous bravery, is now abroad with his regiment. Tratteis married Mr Thomas Hardy, mother of Daniel Hardy, who lives with his son, Bigoe, at Annamore. Mr. McCuolohan has the original Court of Arms, the motto on which ...

... Cho-lila Ilardy, aged 8 years, cup, was w on b y M r J osep h K ee ff e , P or - h a d come t o see the children. They Mi Thomas Hardy, The Pike, towns, while Mr Wiggins, Portumns, and (Guards) saw no drink in the kitchen, but Go odly. \\ bile at a turnip ...

... that they get into the limelight. Mr. H. G. Wells and Mr. Hall Caine make a dead best of it with fifty-nine lines apiece, Thomas Hardy fifty-two, and Budyord Kipling thirty-four. J. M. Bathe (25 and John Glasworthy (nineteen) are evidently among the shy ...

... tennis court adjoining hole 4 yards square and ben to twelve feet The L.G. Ministry sanctioned payment T.D.; Jas. MoKeogh, Thomas Hardy, M. O'Meara, J. Betake ( Seskin), lag of his services. links. improve Th ey h o p e t o h o ld deep for 72 11 . The job ...