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... TRIBUTE TO THOMAS HARDY: 'Echoes of Mellstock . An evening of words and musk with mulled wine and mince pies. Friday. February Ist, 8 p.m. AN EVENING with THOMAS HARDY A talk on the life and works of Thomas ...
... tin essential life the county than account Mr. Thomas Hardy commemorating his namesake of 350 years ago. Thomas Hardy, the Elizabethan philanthropist, was, thinks Mr. Hardy tin novelist, one of the Hardys who ...
... ECHO OF TRAFALGAR. The Hardy Monument Crumbling. The monument on Blagdon Bill, near Weymouth, which was erected in 18M in memory of Captain Sir Thomas Basasrman Hardy, in whose arms on board the Victory Nelson died. is in need of repair. Much of the masonry ...
... 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 ...
... ANCIENT COTTAGES. MR. THOMAS HARDY ON THEIR PRESERVATION. Mr. Thomas Hardy has contributed note to the appeal for a fund for the preservation of ancient cottages, which has been launched, with the support of the Prime Minister, to take the campaign which ...
... ion for all who are interested in the life and works of Hardy is now in its second year. and Mr. Hooker's contribution consists of two poems, A Note on a Poem by Thomas • Hardy. and Thomas Hardy Burning Letters, both of which first ...
... QUOTED The resolution to avoid an evil is seldom framed till the evil is so far advanced as to make avoidance impossible. —Thomas Hardy. ...
... THE QUESTION OF ABBEY LONDON, Thurs-lay. The question of a Westminster Abbey burial for :Ir. Thomas Hardy is in abeyance for the present. Dr. Foxley Norris, the Dean of Westminster, is in the coun- I try, and no decision can be reached until his return ...
... QUOTED The resolution to avoid an evil is seldom framed till the evil is so far advanced as to make avoidance impossible. —Thomas Hardy. ...
... Portsmouth 17.-HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH & POST, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1936. FATHER OF MRS. THOMAS HARDY I.:r. Ed• - .rd Dugdale, father of Mr.. Thomas Hardy, of Maxgate, Dorchester, died last week at the age of 83. Mr. Dugdale, a native of Portsmouth, was a pupil ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY Lieut.-Commander Frederick Medway, R.N., of Portsmouth, has just been paying visit to his native town, Dorchester, where his family history can traced back for 200 years. He had the gratification of being received Mr. Thomas Hardy, 0.M ...
... THE MADDING CROWD Performance in costume Music from Wessex village bands and choirs Readings from Thomas Hardy & Jane Austen Sponsored by an anonymous benefactor Admission £7.00 Enquiries and tickets: 01590 675268 ...