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... decorations, attention was given to the financial &EA other reports. The Congregational Ais.' counts, presided over by Mr Thomas Hardy and the Maintenance of the Ministry Fund, under the aegis of Mr Geo.' Andrew, both showed healthy vigour. The reports on ...
... land of windmills and lived in hie later years among them, apparently does not consider them worth notice. Neither doe. Thomas Hardy, a Doreet nun, where there are hills; nor T. IL Brown, the Manx poet. I know of nothing in Wordsworth, but The Lake Country ...
... Scottish readers, and one is by Winfred Duke, who has been spoken of as 'the nearest thing Scotland has to Thomas Hardy.' Miss Duke possesses all Hardy's rugged powers of description, and there is tremendous beauty contained in her new book, •'Household Gods ...
... if not of time between the beginning of the last century when a husband could put up his wife for sale. as recorded by Thomas Hardy in The Mayor of Casterbridge and this year of grace. ISM, when that modern-minded judge, Mr Jar time McCardie, can state ...
... s sweet and attractive while all moral and religion.. :wont« in ther hooks were either ltypooritts or mete nonentities. Thomas Hardy, he , write !duty of Ma purr woman. They would find that this Imre woman hod broken atwont the of the Ten Commandments ...
... annual business meeting and congregational social. At the oonclusion of a delightful tea, provided by the Women's Guild. Mr Thomas Hardy presented the congregational financial report. which showed a healthy condition in all the funds. Allocations, he indicated ...
... Avonbrblge. Peutetsmone-1. 3. Storrie; 2, J. John. 'on. Gladiola-1. John Elliot: 2, J. Morrie. Hardy Herbaceous. classifled-1, J. Storrie: 2. Thomas Storrie. Hardy annuals (four yarieliell) --1 . Jas. ;Morrie; 2. Ise. Johnston. Hand Bouquet—l. Jas. Johnston; ...
... were -übtuitted by . Agnes Munro, and Mr David Cunnin am, jnr. Miss Munro dealt with John Keats and Mt- Cunningham with Thomas Hardy. Both papers were of a high order of anerit and provided much information and' pleasure for those present. Hearty votes ...
... Hawkins.—Lawrence Sterne's Tristram Shandy. Helen Mathers.—My favourite novel is Jane Eyre ; my favourite novelist Thomas Hardy. Mr Silas K. Hockling.--My favourite novelist is Thackeray, and my favourite novel is The Newcomes. Mr S. R. Crocket ...
... HiLyon, contains many examples from his literary life-work. The subjects embraced by his work here represented vary from Thomas Hardy to Border Memories, from American Fiction to Revolution on the Land. Mr Wilson has opened the work with a long obituary ...
... might not have got otherwise. A centenarian is person of importance. This tendency of old age is very aptly illustrated by Thomas Hardy. in his lineation the Old llaltster. and of the adulation anti deference paid to him by his admiring ni•tic cronies. in ...
... sections, each of ten lectures. The first course will deal with great figures in English literature from Worrleworth to Thomas Hardy. No attempt will be made to present the whole of nineteenth century literary history in such a email compass. the aim being ...