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... THOMAS HARDY. Author of ** Far from the Madding Crown, The Beriun of the Native, Tmmpcl Major.' he. THE WRONG THAT WAS DONE, By W. ROBIN BON. Author The Keeper of the Keys, Grandmother s Money.* “Her A LEGEND OF BOHEMIA MONA CAIRO NEMESIS; A BIRMINGHAM ...
... THOMAS HARDY doubt arard the ,s Hardv,” but is •on© High K.hybcr v» i ,. gr tho ■•tiflesl ! v.;; from • Grainger. Passed for Vouchers; Ilium Humkilftl at Festnbcrt phnes, William Price. Job Lewis, William l West Surrey Regi- Instono, Joseph Granlhrjn ...
... THOMAS HARDY To the Editor of the Birmingham Post Sir, May express my gratitude for your fine article in honour of Thomas Hardy’s centenary? In strenuous days which are but the prelude to deeper trials, England has need of all her great men, and Hardy ...
... THOMAS HARDY The following remarks concerning Tew of the JJ’Urbervilles'' are from article in toe Pall Mall Magaxine. Years ago, when Tess vat publishing. Mr. Hardy received scores Utters entreating him to make happy ending that wonderful story; ...
... Thomas Hardy by Hardy, who found sympathy and consolation in a series of brilliant, young society women; even when old in London he found some distracting consolation in young women in fluffy blouses.- Emma was more hurt than he knew, and far more i ...
... THOMAS HARDY. Tc-day, Thomas Hardy, the greatest man of letters now living in England, celebrates his eightieth birthday. His work, more than that of most writers, has been stamped with strong individuality. Side by side in him there is a rare sensitiveness ...
... THOMAS HARDY. llficial Life Written by His Wife. fhe Daily Telegraph understands that .•re is to he a biography of Mr. Thomas Lrtiy, and that it will t•e prepared by hi■ dow, who was intimately associated with literary work. Some progress had, 'deed ...
... THOMAS HARDY. I have been asked several times why no reference was made in this column to the death of that great artist in words, the late poet and novelist, Thomas Hardy. The answer is: if one cannot speak favourably of a dead man, the decent thing ...
... THOMAS HARDY. Sir,—We have read with much interest the notable speech of Mr. Austen Chamberlain on the project of a Univanit{ for Wessex. In mm,moowopuono a Chair of English ure, to be founded in honour of Thomas Hardy, the creator of Wessex as we know ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY. SPECIAL POEM IN A SILVER BOX FOR HIS GOD-DArGHTE7I. Mr. Thomas Hardy, O.M. now in his 82nd year, was one of the god -parents at the chrbdening of the infant daughter of Mr. Cecil Hanbury, prospective Unionist candidate for North Dorset ...
... MR THOMAS HARDY. Mr. Thomas Hardy, 0.M., the novelist, celebrated his seventy-fourth birthday hia Dorchester home, Max Gate, yesterday. the morning he attended the Dorset Assizes s county justice. last week made tour with his wife in Cornwall, revisiting ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY. DISTINGUISHED NOVELIST MARRIES HIS SECRETARY. The Press Association says that Mr. Thomas Hardy, the distinguished novelist, was married this morning •at Enfield. London, to Miss Dugdale, who has acted a© his secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy ...