... OF THOMAS HARDY memoir to those who.. wish it English of poets and to he Sphere. oo him his in our literary heritage.’ 7 plates. 4 MACMILLAN (A) ...

... THOMAS HARDY. The Morning Post says: Long life did this for Thomas Hardy that it stilled all the controversies which had stormed round his greatest work so that nothing was left of smoke in the clear light of his fame, and this light so shines that there ...

... THOMAS HARDY Centenary of English Poet and Novelist ...

... THOMAS HARDY MEMORIAL. A bronze statue to the memory of Thomas Hardy, the Wessex novelist, will be unveiled by Sir James Barrie, Hardy’s old friend, at Dorchester on September 2. The Mayor and Corporation will attend in state. The memorial ...

... THOMAS HARDY PO.TTERY. M. Thorns Hardy lips apprined th • precise:- thin of a series of Dorset ware illustrautng - his noels. The various designs, including a portrait of Tess, were provided by - Mr. Hardy higiself who wrote several couplets. Bese- ...

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... THOMAS HARDY WEDS AT •VTR. THOMAS HARDY, the - - guished novelist, was man’ i( Enfield to Miss Dugdale, who has as his secretary. Mr. Hardy was 1840. SKELETON AT ALNWICK FEB. 11.—Another skeleton has j unearthed at Barberry Banks, Amt, It is ...

... THOMAS HARDY Ammo* FAR FROM TOR MADDING Cal °Tug Teurrer M Joe, & ...

... MR THOMAS HARDY. The progress in Mr Thomas Hardy's condition continued yesterday. A specialist who visited him is quite satisfied with his condition. CRICKET. ENGLAND'S TURN. Sutcliffe and Holmes in Another Big Stand. RAIN HANDICAPS SOUTH AFRICAN BOWLERS ...

... MR THOMAS HARDY. Mr Thomas fliirdy is making satisfactory progress, it was learned on inquiry List evening. ...

... THOMAS HARDY ACITTIOR or FAR FROM MADDING CROWD,* .THL TRUMPRI MAJOR, &C., &G. it +.J WILL WM. U I are w Tr G. O. TREVELTLN, X.F.. - WEIiKLY HENRY WALICER, WAIA. W 7 • WILL WALKER • Ifw I • ..LW. r.. SATURDAY NEXT. OCTOBER ARLIAMENTARY PLANS LITHO ...

... THE FORCE OF THOMAS HARDY You cannot talk to Sheila Kaye-Smith without having Sussex in mind. She is its high priestess, its recording angel; its atmosphere attends her, like music, wherever she goes, says an interviewer writing of her in the new Spring ...