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... POETRY. THOMAS HARDY. lived to sing of life's sad roar; Ignore It not, but love it more Than that trite song of sentiment That fills false hearts with false content. Roll on, ye waren. tq Wesnen shore, And o'er hb hiart, Q' tifll kinds, roar; Resound ...
... have arranged a for their palms mencing on Monday. liner will be Under the Or Tree—a film from the famous Xa story of Thomas Hardy. For scenes this British International picture a beau- Mut Dorsetahire cottage and garden were built In thi studios. A ...
... the Rev. Canon J. A. L. St Mary's was designed by Blomiteld ti, 7854, It is interesting to know that ore assistants was Thomas Hardy. who in the town for some time. The of the Psalms at St. Mary's is pn unique in Wales, and the Psalt( painted by a forme: ...
... church was Mr. A. W. Blot/dield (later Sir Arthur Blom&Id). son of a former Bishop of London. With him as assistant was Thomas Hardy, the novelist. This church has the unique record of baying had three lady church-wardens in its time. The lirr,t appointed ...
... first won their homage and affections. Prominent amongst the authors read were Carlyle, Mark Twain, Tolstoi, Marie Coral, Thomas Hardy, Conan Doyle, J. M. Ba.-rie, John Morley, Mathow Arnold, Mrs. Humphrey Ward, Die ens Crockett, Silas Hocking, and Joseph ...
... Blomfleld, who president of the Architectural Association in 1881, and who re-built Southwark Cathedral. His assistant was Thomas Hardy, the novelist, who stayed in Aberdare when engaged on the work of building the church. St. Mary's Is one of the two or ...
... in which porcelain similar articles occur at an eves A Useful Dress Thomas Hardy and the Land. HIS CHARMING PICTURES OF ` COUNTRY LIFE. (By E. R. PIKE). With the passing of Thomas Hardy England has lost, not only her greatest %%Etter but the novelist who ...
... trained for before he began to earn • livelihood by his pen, has • greet deal to do with the sithieet-matter of his wort. Thomas Hardy, for inmiiinee, was trained as ■n architect, and any student of the great WOW& will tell you how often architects figure ...
... Morgan and Caradog Device, Gwent, Pri c e (brothers-in-laws, John Morgan - (Poehrivi‘. Tom Thomas (Hardy), D. P. Jones, J. T. Jones (outfitter). R. Daniel Thomas (cousins) and othirs. Beautiful flowers were sent by Wife. Children and Aunt Annie; Derma-We ...
... came in contact with Sir Thomas Hardy (the Captain Hardy of Nelson's flag-ship), and en- quired of him as to the accuracy of this report. He replied distinctly that Nelson did wear the decorated coat, and that he (Captain Hardy) did represent to Nelson ...
... and fd. to ls. lass in the London districts, • reduction of per laths. Mr. John Dtinkanter is preparing a version of Mr. Thomas Hardy s story. The Mayor of Casterbridge, for production in London in September. Highly pounds was paid on Monday at Harmer's ...
... Evan., as the hedgesparrow its wing« in adoration of the Sowers as they passed by tint one fry one, was a sight to inspire Thomas Hardy to write another child poem on the seasons. The meeting was presided over by the Rev. J. 11. lt-r•er., 8.A., of ''hoar ...