... Teapot of Admiral Hardy THOMAS HARDY outlived Nelson by many years and appointed the latter's old servant. Tom Allen, pewterer at Greenwich Hospital, he himself having been made Governor in 18.14. So Tom may well have polished Thomas's teapot! It was made ...

... welcome will be repeated and erJianc,ed now that it has been republished with six fresh studies of the work of Michael Field, Thomas Hardy, W. B. Yeats, J. C. Squire, John Drinkwater, and a group of women poets. There are twenty-one studies in all of contemporary ...

... The blue sky aches with light.” Wordsworth: Keats: “The stars look very cold about the sky.” Thomas Hardy: “You did not come. And marching time drew on and wore numb.” William Watson, addressing Autumn: “Thou parable of greatness vanishing.” Shelley: ...

... Cervantes’ “Don Quixote,” Carlyle’s “French Revolution,’’ Thackeray’s “Vanity Fair,” and Byron’s “Child® Harold.” Ruskiu and Thomas Hardy are also represented, and as Iho series is admirably illustrated its popularity among booklovers should bo assured. ...

... will have their doubts swept roughly aside by this superb piece of narrative verse—an “Enoch*Arden written in the vein of Thomas Hardy and with the £lan of “Tam o’ Shanter.” There are marked crudities in the work, and occasional solecisms; fragments of discourse ...

... parts o' t' way down last week, but I then met somebody, and he told me to take no notice, so I didn't come. (Laughter.) Thomas Hardy, labourer, Mountcastle Street, Whittington Moor, was at Chesterfield, on Saturday, sent to gaol for a month for stealing ...

... lb- (COLISEUM, SPIT A L HILL. 6.50. TWICE NIGHTLY. 9.0. Tel. 1667. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD,” From the famous Novel by Thomas Hardy. Exclusive to this Theatre. Box Office Open ; 10 12 and 4. UNIQUE ATTRACTION. 'Phone 1250. TA R, C L ESA L L ROAD LLY, ...

... LITERARY FORGERIES. Spurious Hardy MSS. Among Bargains.” A forged Thomas Hardy manuscript, purporting to be the original draft of a poem on Keats, was one of the items in a remarkable collection of literary “fakes acquired by a young American in a London ...

... even more glorious one ? THOMAS HARDY MEMORIAL. Life-Size Statue to be Erected at Dorchester. The Hardy Memorial Committee met at Dorchester yesterday and discussed the questions of the site for the proposed statue of Thomas Hardy at ...

... of our si never seve as much ag allow us?” classes Bre raised by educti- tion to a marvellous in “Pall Mall Gazette.’ ‘Thomas Hardy ...

... View of Hardy. •the human pair in the works of THOMAS HARDY,” by Pierre d’Exideuli rHumphrey Toulmin, 10#. 6d.). Not the least interesting or important part of this book is the introduction from the pen of Mr. Havelock Ellis, no mean student of Hardy. England ...

... and entertaining pictures. The Christmas number of the “Sphere” has the distinction of publishing a new ballad poem by Thomas Hardy. It has other features of great merit and charm, and is altogether very readable and attractive issue. The “Gentlewoman” ...