... Mr. Thomas Hardy. caught by the title of a novel. *“ Under the Greenwood Tree.” For no other reason than that his own name stared him in the face, he heught the book to while away a railway journey. The result was that he promptly commis sioned the author ...

... Borough of Dorchester te Thomas Hardy, > eontrol ‘in other | Fsq., 0.M.. Hon. LL.Df(Aberdeen). J.P. (Dorset), ~ublie hlth.a entire Po ...

... King holds Privy Council. The King on Tuesday received, at Marlborongh Houce, Sip Wm. Crookes and Mr. Thomas Hardy, and personally invested them with the order of merit. His Majesty subsequently held a Privy Council, at which the new members were sworn ...

... ' The Romance of Country Life. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who has been appoinied President of the Authors’ Club in succession to the late M:. George Meredith, has for the last quarter of a century passed most of his dayes in the neighbourheod of Dorchester in ...

... A., Sir Gilbert Parker, Sir F. Ray Lankester, Sir A. Conan Dorle, and Mesers. Hall Caine, Rudrard Kiplimg. Andrew Lang. Thomas Hardy, Theodore Watts-Dunton, and Perer Fitzgerald. lln America the support accordad to the centemary stamp is, if possible. ...

... to influence the minds of English-speaking people. Among more modern fictional writers the names ‘uf George Macdonald, Thomas Hardy, George Meredith, and Robert Louis Stevenson ocoupy a foremost place, while a new sehool of Scottish romancers has latterly ...

... living poets. e.g.. Watts-Donton, Francis Thompson. Synge, Rupert Brooke. Newbolt. Watson. Bridget.. Yeats. Drinkwater, Thomas Hardy. For a double column quarto volume of 580 p.p. the price t3/6) net is staggeringly cheap—wit - bout doubt the beat value ...

... often by not making the most of good spirits when noy have them, as by lacking good spirits when ey are indispensable. —Thomas Hardy. 1 followed rest ; rest fled and soon forsook me 1 ran from grief; grief ran and overtook me What shall T do, lest 1 be ...

... Y.M.C.A), Mr. W. B. Richardson, J.P.. J. T. Chadwick (Farnwerth), Inspectors Atkinson and Clarkson, Measrs Jas. Vose, Thomas Hardy, stc. The proceedings opened with prayer by the Rev. (. Porter, MESSAGE FROM MR. GILL, M.P. Mr. A. H. Gill wrote as follows: ...

... General News. Tt is propesed to hold a “ Univereal Exhibi¢ion ” in Parie in 1920. . ~ Mr. Thomas Hardy has designed a series of Dorset ware illustrating his vah:_ $ » A telgram from Bombay nmt s the bursting of the monseon and a 33in. f _“o{ rin. e ...

... ive | members of the overcrowded dramatie profession. Mr. Rudyard Kipling, who h's been cyeling in Dorsetshire with Mr. Thomas Hardy, is negotia ng for the purchase of a house and grounds at fiodweil. near Dorchester. 1 have been thinking for some months ...

... wrote | instead of the game resulting in & barren draw. Church Party were endeavouring to capture the unkindly. On the o Thomas Hardy and the | They will play the same team again to-day i Board Schools, but ke maintained that while the aims Scotch novelists ...