... NOVELIST'S WIDOW. Husband's MSS. To Go To Museum. Mrs. Florence Emily Hardy, of Mat Gate, Dorchei.ter, widow of Thomas Hardy. the novelist, left estate value (net personalty £30,463). on which duty paid amounted to L 5.53. She lett an oil painting of ...

... Craven, J. Pickles, T. Hardy, R. J. Walton, and Thomas Geldard. Building Committee : Francis Craven, T. Geldard, Jabez Pickles, A. Craven, and T. Hardy. Lamp Committee: H. Charuock, R. J. Walton, R. Seller, J. Pickles, T. Hardy, and J. Corrie. Plans for ...

... prose. All that remains of him now rests in Poets' Corner. Quite close lie the ashes of his great contemporary and friend, Thomas Hardy, whose heart is buried in the soil of his native Wessex, and another figure near by is Charles Dickens, whose work he loved ...

... Ladies will prove to be stimulating. Pride of place, however, is given, and rightly given, to that other Dorset writer. Thomas Hardy. whose reverence for the customs. the village crafts and the simple way of life of the Dorset peasantry inspired both his ...

... practice and his son, Captain von Blomberg, did some shooting on the indoor targets. The Field-Marshal, who Is a lover of Thomas Hardy, the Wessex novelist, visited Wool Manor House, the seen': of Tess of the Durbervilles, as well as Curie Castle ruins ...

... Bond for tem AMMO, tho other the Post Lamle, the President of the Royal Academy. Sir L Alme•Tadetoa. Mr. Mr. Meredith, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Sir Maokamie. Sir 'Edward Elmer. Hr. Max Miss Mario Oareili, Mr. Pam% sod the. Bishop of Locales. ...

... its illusion of moonlight and its poetic shadows of a pair of lovers. The s , ene is like an illustration from a novel by Thomas Hardy or Henry Williamson. ...

... innkeeper, was struck in the face by a wicked foal which was in the field, and was very seriously injured.—Frederick Hardy, son of Mr. Thomas Hardy, foreman at quarry belonging to Messrs. Farrar & Son, had his fingers so severely crushed by a crane that one ...

... Day fore The Day” (at the S, fxuno. Theaire) ; an Anglo-Belgan tramp “ &atire of Circumstance ” (in the manner of Mr. Thomas Hardy): books of the «day. eund o(bur‘ wmattoas of topical interest. PACIFIST MINISTER RESIGNS. Because he differs from the view ...

... Admiral of the Fleot Lord Fisher. The Ear! of Cromer. Viscount Bryce. Professor Henrv Jackson. Sir William Crookes. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Rir George Trevelyan. Sir Edward Elgar. } Admiral of the Fieet Sir Arthur Wilson, | Sir Joseph Thomson. | Field-Marshal ...

... above exhibition be appropriated towards the support of the Infirmary and Dispensary of this town. Some Anniversaries. Thomas Hardy born, 1$41). Gordon riots brigan. 17sn. Sir Edward Eigar I ...

... were introduced into London in 1564, The trade of the Samoan Islands worth about £lOO,OOO year. A touching war poem Mr. Thomas Hardy appears in this week’s issue the Graphic.” In the Bodleian Library, Oxford, there is programme of the Ldrd Mayor's Show ...