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... DEATH OF THOMAS HARDY BURIAL IN WEstINSTER ABBEY The death of Mr. Thomas Hardy, oM, L the famous novelist and poet, occurred at hiy » residence, Max Gate, Dorcbester, on Wednesday, Ilth inst. He was in his 88th year. Mr. Thomas ...
... ( HAMB ERSS ~JOURNAL For JANUARY Begins thc New Volume AND CONTAINS A NEW POEM by THOMAS HARDY AND A REPRINT OF HIS FIRST PUBLISHED WORK HOW 1 BUILT MYSELF A HOUSE WHICH APPEARED SIXTY YEARS AGO IN CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL Also The Opening Chapters of A GREAT ...
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... George Eliot Works ; “The Heir of Redcliff,” C. M. Yonge: * Anecdotes of the Pulpit,” Percy : ** A Pair of Blue Eyes,” Thomas Hardy. Ao i LADIES’ GOLF CLUB, MACHRIHANISH. STUAR’I‘ HALL, Esq., London, has presented a handsome Gold Bangle, to be played ...
... tomb of Victor Hugo. following is a list of those who have done so :—Lord Tennyson, Mr Robert Browning, Mrs Oliphant, Mr Thomas Hardy, Sir Frederick lfihm President R.A.; Sir Frederick Burton, National Gallery ; Sir Henry and Lady Thomson, and some unde ...
... Overshot Wheel,” from ‘‘Sixes and Sevens,” by O. Henry; « Tony Kytes, the Arch Decciver,” from ** Life's Little Ironies,” by Thomas Hardy ; * The Notice to Quit, from ** Windyridge,” by W, Riley ;“* Anecdotes” and A Soliloguy on an Old Shoe,” by Harker Nicholls; ...
... COMRIE. READINGS FROM POPULAR AUTHORS.--On Tuesday week, the Her. Thomas Hardy, West or, gave selection of readings to a large audienco in the Free Church schoolroom. Peter Druraraond, Esq., Drumearn, occupied the chair. The following were the pieces ...
... D. Moray. About a gentle- men sat down. r G. Ross, factor, bercairney, | prer sided ;, and: the croup’ 3 were the; Rey, Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Wester, and ie . Alexander raham, Solicitor, Crieff. Amon those present were--Rev, Dr. Graham, ‘Crieff ; Rev. ames ...
... consider the names of the famous writers who entrusted their works to MacMillans—* Tennyson, Matthew Arnold, John Morley, Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling,Saintsbury, to mention some among the older writers; Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister: Lord Keynes ...
... for the uso of the Hall. The singing of the last two verses of the 20rd ;hwnmh.pymu. Mrs Florence Emily Herdy, widow of Thomas Hardy, the novelist, left £48,010 with net personalty £40.463. ...
... of “MacTalla” for twelve years, and he has translated many works into Gaelic, among them being “The Three Strangers', by Thomas Hardy, and *“Where God is, Love is”, by Count Leo Tolstoy. To few are given the rare gift of being able to tell a very interesting ...