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... reveals the author in her most enchanting vein. THOMAS HARDY, O.M. The Man, His Work, and the Land of Wessex By CLIVE HOLLAND, M.B.E. Illustrated. 12' 6 net This is a book that presents a faithful picture of Hardy, the works that made him famous, and that exquisite ...
... show the Farm, and further par• ticuLars may be obtained on application to Mr AWDII, Lartington, near Barnard Cretin ; Mr THOMAS HARDY, Butet or, Albert Road, Darlington, or Messrs W. W. and G. WATSON, Solicitor.. Barnard Castle. Barnard Castle, 29th August ...
... contains the most notorious of his numerous puns— the bezant is hard, ay, and black (a reference to Sir Walter Besant, Thomas Hardy and the almost forgotten William Black). In this poem will be found the line: Did ever you hear of a Yankee brig that rifled ...
... were told, was a very early drink, and was mentioned by Chaucer. A good many people have mentioned it since, including Thomas Hardy. and in Wessex they still make that sweet and heady tipple. I think it was mead that caused Mr. Poorgrass to suffer that ...
... Gerald au Ntallrier, George Ortaismith, Sir Charles Haivtrey, Charles Keen. Beerbohm Tree. Charles Wyndham. Arnold Bennett. Thomas Hardy. but it is scarcely fair to etinpiete the list, for I feel certain that all these hate their hosts of admirers who will ...
... UNITARIAN READING-FREE. Stopford Brooks . . Social Problems. Fistohor 8. venoms . The Religion the Age Wants. Thomas J. Hardy . . The Nation's Peril. These Pnblieati.ms sent free, also information on Unitarianism. —Apply by leti,er to Miss F. HILL, 13 ...
... assistants, and that dorheeia service is disliked only because of the lack of averting freedom. THOMAS HARDY'S BIRTHDAY. This is th e birtrday of Thomas Hardy. This follow ing quotations are from the Daily Ohronicle:— I'm going a -milking, sir, she said ...
... tit was a familiar denizen of the riverside marshes anywhere between Lon' don and Oxford. Notable Tribute to a Poet. Mr. Thomas Hardy is now in his 80th year and I am afraid we shall see little more prase from hie pen. He is, however, still writing poetry ...
... R. U. Blackmon . Dam One E n ; by Crocker Elan Lady ; by 3. Mae D0na1d._ 4l sod Trtuspet.llajor ; by Thomas Hardy Daisies sad thatenaps; by Mrs. J. M. Weil — Bombay Army List for Alive, HAI Madre Army List (Qsarterly) Commenal Railway ...
... Lawrence of Arabia. The commonplace accident that ended the life of Lawrence of Arabia would have been regarded by his friend, Thomas Hardy, as one of the cruellest satires of circumstance. Yet it was of a piece with alife that was at all times unpredictable ...
... -oKTharsday evening, March let, an interesting lecture on temperance wan delivered in the Temperance Room, Hllingstring, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, agent of the British Temperance League. There was a large sadistic* assembled together, aho pail due attention to the ...
... Brletol. woo elected by nomination. la the plan of Thomas Hardy. who has been fear years supernumerary. The Inv. Edwin H. Tindall, of mane chapel enretary. was anted by nominating In the plan of Thomas Thompson, super manned en the gonad seniority. The ...