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... vice-chair. The topic of conversation *as Thomas Hardy, the Club's Vice-President Responding to the toast of his health, Professor Abercrombio paid a warm tribute to the genius of Thomas Hardy. When one thought of Hardy, said, one thought ...
... THOMAS HARDY. AMERICAN ADMIRERS' TRIBUTE. MONUMENT NEAR COTTAGE - BIRTHPLACE. American admirers of Thomas Hardy, 0.M., have paid their own tribute to the Wessex genius the erection but a few feet from his cottage-birthplace at Bockmampton of a memorial ...
... THOMAS HARDY A year ago to-day, January Hth. the famo is author of Tesa of the D’urbe.-villes dhd. He made the neighbourhood Dorchester his own, and wherever Wessex is spoken thp name of Thomas Hardy will be beard. Ho was the modern King of the whole ...
... friend of Mr. Hardy), and the Mayor of Dorchester (Mr. Wilfrid F. Hodges). Mr. Cecil Hanbury is the owner of Mr. Hardy s birthplace. A special effort will be made to gain the sympathy of the thousands of Hardy lovers in America. THOMAS ...
... THOMAS HARDY. AMERICAN ADMIRERS* TRIBUTE. MONUMENT NEAR COTTAGE - BIRTHPLACE. American admire'S of Thomas Hardy, 0.M., have paid their own tribute to the Wessex genius by the erection but few feet from his cottage-birthplace at Bockmampton of a memorial ...
... vice-chair. The topic of conversation was Thomas Hardy, the Club Vice-President. Responding to the toast of his health. Professor Abcrcrombic paid a warm tribute to the genius j of Thomas Hardy. When one thought of | Hardy, he said, one ...
... Mr. Thoma? H&rdv: HarrJv , Max Gate, where f r J to Tl. week, stands a great iJ >n ' , s Hardy, Nelfon'o captain, l; ' t)r,v - R seventeenth centurv t re^o or ter. The author of Tess : t,hp ave been expected to trace exalted Hardys. But Hardy, J ...
... THOMAS HARDY. quotation from hia works leads ns naturally to the subject of the novelist bimself Says the author of “The Wessex ol Romance : In considering Mr. Hardy’s literary work in relation to the formative environment of yonth, there seems to be ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY. MENTIONED FOR NOBKT, PRIZE. The Scandinavian Press is bus'ly discussing the Nobel Prize possibilities. Mr. Thomas Hardy, many times previously mentioned, again named in connection with the prixe for literature. Dr. Einstein chances of ...
... MR THOMAS HARDY. Egoist. „„ Lefus rejoice that Mr. Thomas Hardv. n» his eighty-seventh year, can take pleasure t» immortality. Oblivion, that blindly ecatirretkO poppv, has nor hart power to prevent his be«» a classic in his lifetime. Mr. Hardy is ...
... MEMORIAL TO THOMAS HARDY SUGGESTION THAT NATION SHOULD ACQUIRE MAX GATE. No confirmation was obtained in Dorchester on Wednesday of the statement tlfcat Mrs. Thomas Hardy contemplates leaving Max Gate and living in London. _ Accompanying the statement ...
... THOMAS HARDY AND TAUNTON TONEBOROUGH IN A TRAGIC POEM [BY H. J. CHANNON ] Three years ago I became acquainted with the late Mr. E J. Stevens, a solicitor, of Dorchester, and a bosom friend of the Wessex novelist and poet, Mr. Thomas Hardy (1840 —1928) ...