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... acknowledge all the beautiful facts enumerated in that article, yet has described the idea of immortality “monstrous.” Thomas Hardy, too. had keen appreciation of them, but evidently did not find them sufficient ground for faith, and so speaks of his ...
... heaven than the church steeple. The graveyard slopes up steeply behind the church higher than the spire, and, according M-r Thomas Hardy, once upon a time all water for the town had bo etched from the Talley, and used to sold in the streets at one halfpenny ...
... bridge w unsound the elephant refused to move to ik NATION’S HOMAGE. Impressive Scenes at Funeral of Thomas Hardy. DISTINGUISHED MOURNERS. Thomas Hardy, 0.M., was buried on Monday afternoon at Westminster Abbey among his peers—Dickens, Thackeray, and other ...
... auld lang syne.” THE AFFINITY OF HARDY AND BURNS. I began by giving you fancy, let me conclude by suggesting to you a comparison. Within the last ten days there was laid to rest in Westminster Abbey the ashes of Thomas Hardy whom call the last of the great ...
... of the Lothians and Peebles, left personal estate of £17.270. HARDY MEMORIAL SERVICE. Dr Joseph Hunter, brother of Dr Hunter, Linlithgow, represented Mr Lloyd George at the Thomas Hardy funeral service held in Westminster Abbey on Monday. HUNT MASTER’S ...
... good condition. Lockhart's Garage, Bonnybridge. BEDFORD Van, 1937, 12 h.p., newly overhauled: suit ice-cream trade.— Apply Thomas Hardy, 24 Merchiston Avenue, Bainsford. Bedford, 1935, 3 cwt. van, in good condition.—Seen Mitchell’s Row Shieldhill. BOY’S 18in ...
... being allowed to continue in existence. Among the names mentioned in connection with the possible succession are those of Thomas Hardy, John Masefield, Kipling, William Watson, and Henry Newbokl; but, the impression is growing that tho post likely to be ...
... SOCIETY. A apeoia! meeting of the members of the Cooperative Society was held the Old Sohoolroom Wednesday evening. Mr Thomas Hardy, president, presided over large turnout tie members. The OtMurman explained that the meeting had been called get the approval ...
... changes, the schoolmaster found Hardy's book placed outside the coll door, and on the prisoner's slate tho message written: “Please change this book, and give me one bv en author with little more sense than Thomas Hardy.” The difficulty was met by leaving ...
... Harvey, .Patrick Gallagher, Henry O’Hara, Manus M’Monagle. Il.b Mary M Laughlin, Anne O’Hagan, John Dickson, James Mullin, Thomas Hardy. LLc —Andrew Templeton, Catherine Collins, John Paton, Bernard M’Taggart. Junior ■lnfants—Class l.a —Teresa Bridgid Ayscough ...
... skill. Mr Thomas Hardy, by common consent'has displayed commanding ability in his descriptions our English country folk, but the appended extract relating to the courtship Kirsty Pringle by her rustic wooer will in way suffer by comparison with Hardy, even ...
... close Miss Maclarty and the ohaormr’tv-vere accorded hearty votes of thanks. AUTHORS’ EARNINGS.—The fortune left by Mr Thomas Hardy seems to have accrued from the large and steady sale of all his works in recent years, and not from any one novel in particular ...