... came in contact with Sir Thomas Hardy (the Captain Hard► of Nelson'a flagshiP), and inquired of him an to the accuracy of this report. He replied distinctly that Nelson did wear the deoorated coat, and that be (Captain Hardy) did represent to tho danger; ...

... BARRY Driving Saw Thomas Hardy Fitehet (Ml. 214 Camperdimn Road. Dunileir. was fined £2O. and Idisqualified from driving for a year. at the Sheriff Court on Tile*lay. He ad tel that. on June 12. on the Monifieth - Carmiwitie road, near Harry School. he ...

... SEPTEMBER 1 MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY—LOUIS B. MAYER present TESS OF THE D’URBERVILLES. Ry THOMAS HARDY, and starring BLANCH vEET, CONRAD NAGEL, STEWART HOLMES and GEORGE FAWCETT. A_ masterpiece of literature that has become a ma~- terpiece of the ...

... PU ‘* Tess or tre By Thomas Hardy. London: Macmillan & Co., Ltd. (2/- n.). ‘ess of t the finest D'Urbervilles ” is possibly certainly the most popular, novel of the famous writer whose remains were recently accorded the supreme hon- our of burial in ...

... Our educational system did not encourage independent activity or in- dividual eccentricity. Again, people sought what Thomas Hardy condemned as ** outrageous stimulation because they had so little encouragement to take their own line. The youth of Scotland ...

... the best known ministers of the younger school in the Church of Scotland to-day. Mr Scott is a grandson of the late Dr Thomas Hardy, for 58 years minister of Fowlis Wester, Perthshire, and he has a ministerial ancestry of no less than ten direct generations ...

... purpose eagerly rod is a character-study of of enlisting public sympathy on the side o f Thomas Hardy by Harry Furniss. Mr the few harassed motorists. Possibly when Hardy nowadays sees very few visitors, but those who for their amusement indulge in having ...

... BRUTAL STIPYATBRE. At the Pollee Court. es WuWoodsy. Thomas Sayers, • little (em the of Eatshad). appeared name, to a charging him with haunt wied his Mops., lad waned Thomas Hardy, shoat 1 t of TM primmer a widower. It glue is that abut to be married ...

... is wanted, but delicacy which is not wanted, — and we have this eharacteristie of the Scotchman admirably portrayed by Thomas Hardy, in Mr Farfree, in The Mayor of Casterbridge. Farfrac is uncommonly kind to his unfortunate employer, but all through ...

... parents have no tvod to give on Friday the 11th far from the mad them and hordes of then prow) round ding crowd’? died Thomas Hardy Or the cities hike packs of ravenous wolves, Friday the 11th 1858, the Marquess o! starving, tull of every filthy disease ...

... by T. E. Grimm; Experience, by Ethel Mannin; My Bark Life, by the Rt. Hon. Winston Obarobni; The Later Years of Thomas Hardy, by IP. E. Hardy; The Story of San Michele, by Dr Axel Munthe; The Land-locked Lake, Hopei by A. A. Hanbory-Sparrow; Stalky ...

... his capability as It has been said prose writer and poet. of him that his reserve has made him al- most as secluded as Mr Thomas Hardy. Hence it follows that comparatively few stories are told of him. Here is one, however, which is as diverting as it is ...