... THOMAS HARDY. The burial of Mr. Thomas Hardy will take place in Westminster Abbey on Monday. Thus the nation honours a great poet, brooding and courageous spirit, a staunch guardian of the integrity of literature. Thomas ...

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... EVENING MAIL SATURDAY MARCH 21 1998 17 THOMAS Hardy himself could not have written a more poignant story For if the great Dorset writer had moved the readers of Tess of the D’Urbervilles with the decline of a fictional great family then how much more ...

... Coldfield Cre. matorlum at 11 30 a m.. Thursday. Rep' (ember 29 Family flowers only Donations to Thomas Hardy Court. Tamworth With many thanks to the staff at Thomas Hardy for all their care and attention ...

... from heeding Time's monitions; But in cleaving to the Dreamt And in gazing at the gleam Whereby grey things golden seem. —Thomas Hardy. ...

... Dorset ElO Discover Thomas Hardy country, a paradise for the independent tray. eller and for tour operators. Boasting holiday destinations such as Bournemouth, Lyme Regis and Weymouth as well as more rural locations, Dorset can accommodate your every ...

... HARDY Maud. Wife Of the late William Thomas Hardy. previously of Erdington. Passed away peacefully. October 6. 1991. aged 94 years. will be sadly missed by Dennis and Elizabeth. Edna and Cyril. Leonard and Jean. Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren. ...

... were on Monday entertained at luncheon in the municipal buildings at Dorchester. A 'wastage from Mr. Thomas Hardy wait, read by Mrs. Hardy. Mr. Hardy wrote that lie realised there were the strongest ties between Great Britain and Canada, and he felt himself ...

... as his most important recent work, and it reflects his South African origins, having been inspired by poems written by Thomas Hardy about the Boer War. The commission was sponsored by a donation from the executors of the late Florence Bevington. a Birmingham ...

... His opponents this time are Alistair Hanson. a diamond evaluator from Robertabrtdge• East Sussex (The Life and Novels of Thomas Hardy retired civil servant John Sutherland from Edinburgh (The Life and Times of John Paul Jones 1747-1792). and Jill McFatridge ...

... popular writer, is much liked by. the better claw of readers. Rider Haggard is prominently identified, while the books of Thomas Hardy are eagerly sought after. Aa in almost every library the humorous writer finds a largnpublie. J. K. Jerome, Mark Twain ...

... told the Authors' Society, of which he is President, that his friend, Thomas Hardy, kept a wireless solely for the benefit of his dog. The dog moat enjoyed the Children'. Hoar, and Hardy would actually leave a rehearsal of Tess in order to go home and ...