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... (BY THOMAS HARDY.) Author of Far from the Madding Crowd, 'Under the Greenwood Tree, Trumpet Major, 'Two OU 3 Tower, Sm., &C. It was often said, and of - Cener surmised, that Baptista Trewthen was a young woman with scarcely emotions or character ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY. For that part of Wessex denoted by the name of Sandbourne the death of Mr. Thomas Hardy conveys as intimate a sense of loss as will be felt anywhere in the literary kingdom of his creation. As citizens of Wessex we have reason for particular ...
... Bust of Thomas Hardy. A fine bronze bust of Mr. Thomas Ilardy has been presented to the Dor-et County Museum by tho aculpthr, MiCrews , . Mitchell (Maggie Rieliardson). Executed in 1823, it was exhibited in turn at the Royal Academy, London. the Scottish ...
... Thomas Hardy, O.M. Who best can mourn what Death has wrought But those to whom communion brought A knowledge of his gentle ways And kindly thought for every phrase Of Life—its sorrows, work and joys. The Mortal passes but the Genius lives In Poetry and ...
... The Wessex of Thomas Hardy. Sir,—l was much interested in Clive Holland's article on the Wessex of Thomas Hardy. Tess of the lYtirhervilles is indeed a great story and Tess herself is a true heroine. Novel readers who want conventional endings do not ...
... (11Y THOMAS HARDY.) . f'• It I .' k . : p 2.1.tj0r, often sail, and oftener siirmisel, that Bap. tista Trowthen was a young with scarcely emotions or character. Thore 'or I; in to love, all I 11,. hin: - .; 1i rd opinion. ThAt $ll )W 1, w:t.i true ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY AT HOME,' The World of yesterday publishes hi its series of Celebrities at Hoine,aatinteresting article on Mr. Thomas Hardy, at Max (late. We are ettaliled to . . give the following extracts : Country folk who, shortly aftersimrise ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY, O.M. At Marlborough House eri.l'.‘ru(;s:daiyr,i the King conferred the Order of Merit on Mr., Thomas Hardy and Sir William Crookes. DATE OF THE CORONATION. The King on Tuesday signed a proclamation fixing the Coronation for the month ...
... A MEMORIAL TO THOMAS HARDY. MISCELLANEOUS. '•The . little . Dorset church of Winter- I borne Tionison has recently been restored as 1 a memorial to Thomas Hardy and re- FLOORS ran ba dedicated by the Bishop ot Slut borne. For r e novated with a brush ...
... PEOPOsAL TO INCLUDE THOMAS HARDY. In proposing names for the committee, Col. Willtains auggeosed that of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the Wessex novelist. The Vicar Mr. itirdy's was not perhaps a name which carried as much weightbeing a prophet in his own countryas ...
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... MR. THOMAS HARDY AT HOME.' The World of yesterday publishes in its series of Celebrities at Home, an interesting article on Mt. Thomas Hardy, at Gate. We are enabled to give the following extracts : Country folk who, shortly aftersunriso, plod along ...