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... HARDY ANNIVERSARY. Wreaths in memory of Thomas Hardy were placed on Jan. 11--the fonrtli anniversary of his death—at the foot of his statue at Dorchester and the grave at Stinsford. where his heart is tinned. Mrs. Hardtis tribute was laid beneath the ...
... WLES—HARDY.--Ow the Oth , at St. Margaret's Church, Leicester, by Rev. F. A. C. Payne, MA . Vicar the Rev. William Edward Darbraltire-Bowles, .)f the late C. J. Boyle', J.P., and of lira. Bowles, of Belgraae, to Kathleen Lilian. widow of Thomas Hardy ...
... MR. HARDY'S HEALTH. FAMOUS AUTHOR UNABLE TO MEET CANADIAN TEACHERS. A party of Canadian teachers arrived at IVevmouth yesterday from the Channel Islands, and were entertained by the Mayor and Mayoress. Mr. Thomas Hardy wrote that he was sorry he could ...
... Barton, aged 28. On the 4th inst., Emily, wife of George 'Cecilia, of Hawkins Lane, aged 22. On the sth inst., Ann, wife of Thomas Hardy, of Station Street, aged 66. On the Bth inst., William, son of Mr. Wm. Bell, Butcher, Lichfield Street, aged 20. On the ...
... THE CORNHILL MAGAZINE. Price One Shilling. CONTENTS LET ME ENJOY. By Thomas Hardy. SOME IMPRESSIONS OF COQUELIN. By Lady Bell. For APRIL. THE. PALADIN. Chaps 8.9. Vachell By Horace Annesley AN OLD SERVANT. 'THEIR HkARTS' DESIRES. Parry. By S. H. Tallentyre ...
... the high seas however remote. MARDI'S NEW POEM. Th.: current issue of The Bermondsey Boo: contains a new poem by Mr. Thomas Hardy entitled ihe Wear } W.ilker. It is in four verse, only. but they are redolent of kgJun Beath and the open road. It opens: ...
... Joie. Lad MR. THOMAS HARDY. WIFE CONSTANTLY AT BEDSIDE. F►om Oer Own Correspondent. DORCHESTER Sunday. Mr. Thomas Hardy's health was reported to be about the same to-night. This indicates a continuance of the extreme weakness which is the disturbing factor ...
... Limpetleld Common yesterday, suggestive of far more northerly climes than ours. THOMAS HARDY ILL. EFFECTS OF COLD WEATHER. fret Our Owe Oor►espondent. DORCHESTER. Sunday. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the distinguished novelist, who has been feeling the effect: , of the severe ...
... hateful sneering at all that one reveres in such writers as Thomas Hardy ? On the authority of one of those reviews which you justly condemn for their reticence I bou,;ht copy of one of Mr. Hardy's novels, but was so disgusted with its insolence and indecency ...
... 11111 M SIM OM. AIM M I. IMMI MIMI 110 OMB MIMI MIMI , 11. .MII. OM OEM ONO IBM smog other items contains : A Poem by THOMAS HARDY Lab Hater Stanhope. Grit • Serves e rankle•' Articles by LYTTON STRACHEY. SIM OM= OM. ONO no Resurrection of Movie ...
... revealed a catholic sense of values, but a general consensus of opinion would include Mr. MlQUith, Mr. Bernard Shaw, slid Mr. Thomas Hardy. Lord Haldane, Lord Balfour, Mr. Lloyd George, Mr. H. G. Wells, and General Smuts appear to be high in the betting, and ...
... Everything that men invent to (other human end* they proceed to worship thereby to make harmful.—Mr. Berner Mt. Hardy's Health. Mr. Thomas Hardy. to the great Bret of the members of the P.E.N. Chit of which he is an honorary member. not expected to he well ...