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... BY THOMAS HARDY A Christmas poem bj Thomas Hardy, from “Time's Laughinf stocks, published MacMillan and Co., Ltd., St. Martin's-street, Load cm. THE DEAD QUIRE. Beside the Mend Memories, Where Church-way mounts to Moaning Hill, The meekman sighed his ...
... Memories of Thomas Hardy. EARLY DAYS IN ARCHITECTURE. At Rotary gathering Dorche3ter on Tuesday, Mr. Edwin J. Stevens, one of the oldest members of the Hardy Players, related in lecture v£ral new facts about the early life of the novelist, of whom he ...
... 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 CORNWALL. (To the Editor). Sir—May I point out that Leeds, as men- I toned in Thomas Hardy and Cornwall an I article appearing in your recent issue, is scarcely the type of town the Rev. T. W. Slater would have us believe. Why Leeds ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY. Mr. Thomas Hardy, owing to increasing age, has resigned hi membership of the Dorset County Library Committee. Mrs. Hardy has been elected to fill the vacancy. ...
... 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) ...
... MR, THOMAS HARDY. Mr. Hardy may have little pathos ; he may appear to be tether angry with rate for visiting the world with woes than eympathetlc with those who have to suffer them ; but by this unpretending tale of country tile, Under the Greenwood ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY. it- CELEBRATES ? Rt iNjS , .. 1 il 'J birtj 6 anwus eutior ana kV Sfc ,' Dor chester, where % .jL years pest. tf® 'to?, 1340, at Higher SHi , UPes que thatched of,, S y ° the Great D'Urber- WtjJ a good stat ® of iJ&S and Mercury bv ...
... Thomas Hardy and Meredith. INTERESTING MANUSCRIPT. A reminiscence of George Meredith Thomas Hardy—probably the last manuscript Hardy wrote—appears the February Nineteenth Century and After.** Hardy recalls ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY The Western Morning News was informed that Mr. Thomas Hardy, who is ill at his Dorchester home, had a more comfortable night, and was little better yesterday. ...