... pélitics and literature less than his pupil has done. Inthe wi jetters there is only one ather veteran who ms so large, and Thomas Hardy eighteen ot wrtere hawe ¢! aths the junior of Lord Mor! tok guste These two Lam afraid Lord has not tten many books, bat ...

... Court, a first London Season. 10.40— SUNDAY CINEMA: The Last Act. 12.25—CLOSEDOWN: Julian Glover reads The Going by Thomas Hardy. ...

... AGAINST EMELT. Mr. Thomas Hardy is not afraid of a good story against himself. He used to tell of an amusing incident which happened at a dinner party he attended soon ) after the publication of Tess in 1891.! Conversation turned on the much-discussed ...

... wHy MAYOR REMEMBERED HARDT. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the famous novelist, has bad an amusing rencontre with the Mayor of Dorset town, who sought his patronage for some charity effort. The Mayor, who happened to be a native of Hardy's own beJoved Casterbridge ...

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... Highlights of this morning's ceremony when the Queen took the salute on Horse Guards Parade. Whitehall. B.OS—THE WOODLANDERS by Thomas Hardy: Part 1— Giles. B.SO—ONE PAIR OF EYES—Charities are not enough . . says Des Wilson in this series of highly personal ...

... more popular pastime is that of Mr. Bernard Shaw. who hews timid when not in the mood to criticise his native iced. Mr. Thomas Hardy again makes a study of old (hunch musw. and hellringing has for long had a strange ta.citiation for Mr. Chem. the I rish ...

... satiric thriller writer. and his mother. Mrs. Alice Waddell. differ in their favourite author. C. P. Snow. says Martin. Thomas Hardy. says his mother. Businessman Paddy Brand, joint managing director of the Belfast fashion group. and his father, Hamilton ...

... ILLNESS. SAID To RE HOLDINii HIS OWN. Mr. Thomas Hardy is holding the 'reg a l he ha. gained is hie recovery Iron tits which her conilued him to his bed. FM the Mat two days be has !men reported by Mm. Hardy and his doctor to he mimes. The reply given ...

... given number of words every hour. For more than thirty years he kept to his time-table, as punctual as a machine. Although Thomas Hardy, the Dorset novelist, wrote a beautiful hand he did not always choose paper to match. He did not always carry a notebook ...

... Burke talked about Sometimes because of Shaw's love of speed. his Oxford accent, some At the week-end he would visit Thomas Hardy and Bernard Shaw on his motorcycle. He delighted in travelling at 90 miles an hour. Mr. Burke and Shaw parted company ...

... men for the real thing. ON THE 50th anniversary of the poet's death, the dramatised documentary Thomas Hardy A Mau Who Noticed Thlop (UTV, 11.20) looks at Hardy's love for his home and family; his concern for the welfare of animals; his affection for music ...