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... Thomas Hardy Chair. The campaign on behalf of lie Thomas Hardy Chair of English Literature, which it r nroposed to found at College, Southampton. was opened last week. Major .1. A. McGrath. appeal organiser, rvported that he had on .reral orea• Won* ...
... Thomas Hardy and Music. ery few of the notices of the 0r Thomas Hardy, that Grand Mgt of Wessex, contained u. lellerence to the musical association of: , the family, and it will not be out of place, therefore, to place them - risreed here. Thum,* Hardy's ...
... THOMAS HARDY; 83. Mr. Thomas Hardy celebrated his eighty-third birthday his home at Max Gate, near Dorchester, on Saturday. The veteran poet and novelist in good health, and received with pleasure and interest a largo number of messages of congratulation ...
... Its Link with Mr. Thomas Hardy. This late Mr. Thomas Hardy took a great labored in the scheme to establish I University of Wessex. and gave his coessist theft the Chair of English Literature should bear his name. His death is deeply regretted by all connected ...
... ENGLISH SOCIETY. Fine Tribute to Thomas Hardy. A striking tribute to the memory of Thomas Hardy was paid at a meeting of the Southampton branch of the English Society, held at University College, on Friday. The chairman was Mr. K. H. Vickers, Principal ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY Sends Portrait to University . College. Mr. Thonka. Hardy ha. sent to University College,. .Snuthampton, • - - - signed . photograph - c . f . himself.. The honour is much appreciated, eatf the Council at this week's meeting gave Mr. ...
... partteular, the conception ol a Chair of Literature. 10 be Sounded in of Thomas Hardy, the creator of as we know it, to It• to he part icularlY felicstou•, and to give to the general scheme a mote than local, even e more than natiooal Thyme:boot the world of ...
... same melodic Inuoty that was so marked a feature d 'he earlier work. T 49 name of Thomas Hardy will be Perpetuated in Southampton by the ettAidishment of the Thomas Hardy Ch.ir of English Literature at Um!et .ty College, which it, is hoped will soon the ...
... human suffering Councillor F. Donovan Lane was chairman. Speaking on the poetry of Thomas Hardy, Mr. J. S. Rainer declared that Hardy was not a pessimist, but an artist. Hardy's poems in three respects showed the qualities of a good poet. He made use of small ...
... has been decided to call the chair The Thomas Hardy Chair. - A fund for its establishment was opened some time ago, and a number of donations have been received. ONE OF THE OREATEI3T OF THE VICTORIANS. Thomas Hardy, one of the greate.4 of the Victorians ...
... (Mr. G. F. Britton). The Vicar (the Rev. T. W. Little, M.A.). concluded the service by reading poems, by William Blake, Thomas Hardy and others. ...
... Thomas Hardy's Friend. Mr. Harry Patten, a n ell-known Bournemouth bank manager, who has just died, was a lifelong friend of Thomas Hardy. He is believed to be the first person to read the earliest of Mr. Thomas ...