... MR• HARDY'S 84th BIRTHDAY. Mr. Thomas Hardy spent his 84th birthdry very quietly at Max Gate, near Dor- Chester. Ile is in good health and received during the day a large number of messages of congratulation. Recently he had an affection of one of hid ...

... Mr. Robert Hichens originally resolved to be a musician, and studied both at Bristol and the Royal College of Mnsic. Mr. Thomas Hardy was an architect. Mr. H. Li. Wells, the son of a professional cricketer, was educated at the Royal College of Science, ...

... Mr. Robert Hichens originally • resolved be a musician, and studied 'both at Bristol and the Royal College of Music. Mr. Thomas Hardy was an architect. Mr. H. G. Wells. the son of a profes-, aional cricketer, was educated at, the Royal College of Science ...

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... from heeding 'rime's monitions; But in cleaving to the Dream And in guying at the gleam Whereby grey things golden seem. —Thomas Hardy. Printed Sad Published by W. D. & A. Jnarting. St. Mary's Street, Wallinrd. Serb. Friday. December 10th, 111 M. ...

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... Tas GRAND OLD MAN or Born on June 2, 1840, Mr. Thomas Hardy. the eminent novelist. has celebrated his 87th birthday at his home in his beloved Dorsetshire. At one time Mr. Hardy wee a real Londoner, knowing it and lowing it. He has. though, lived in ...

... and of many other famous personages, such as Gladstone, Balfour. Haldane, Churchill, D. H. Lawrence. G. K. Ghesterton. Thomas Hardy. Rupert Brooke, and a host of other personalities of the literary and polit !cal worlds. Moments of Memory (Hutchinson ...

... lonely Barton by yonder ' , combs Our childhood used to know, I should go with him in the gloom, Hoping it might be so. —Thomas Hardy. • GOODWILL TO MEN. I beard the bells on Christmas Day Their old familiar carol play, And wild and sweet—the words repeat ...

... be admitted if accompanied by parents, otherwise ADULTS ONLY. A literary masterpiece. made into a screen masterpiece. by Thomas Hardy TESS OF THE D'URBEVILLES. Notice.—Special Matinee on Saturday Afternlon of Western Films. The . 4 WILLING WORKER Ball ...

... called out, Hardy, go back !' but he replied, ' It's all right, I am left-handed.' The next thing I saw was Hardy rushing to oar right, and with that bravery which seemed to be his character istic he commenced to slam bombs at the enemy. Hardy carried on ...

... which is to take the form of a three-light stained glass window, and a sculptured tablet. The committee, which include■ Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Rudyard Kipling. Mr. Hall Caine, and Mr. W. Blackwood, have placed the sculpture part of the memorial in the hands ...