... all-wool dress. Ordinary price 4/11. Sale price 5/6. ■3f * * Hardy And Clayton Square Another aspect of Clayton Square’s history is its association, through the Prince of Wales Theatre, with Thomas Hardy, the novelist. In 1881 a play by A. W . Pinero, entitled ...

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... Still Going Strong The Thomas Hardy cen nie vides a reminder of how keep their hold oh the -tiiat J a casual critic might thm were almost forgotten. ryn,” .rlf book, “The Summing , jus Somerset Maugham refers reading of Hardy and p( that both authors ...

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... alia, wife had landed from Australia And thus yoa see the fina! goal Ot ech emancipated Was “as you were, the middle— Our Thomas Hardy latest Aod if the reader chance to ask If worthy of che Pen, the Tusk? Remember atl the Commic Forces Ot two Getra pals ...

... when he was twenty-four, would live longer than the steam-engine. It would live as Jong as printing existed in the world. Thomas Hardy, who was so conscious of the significance of ordinary, commonplace trifles, had left an even greater monument in his poetry ...

... letters. Pre-eminent among these his death was Mr. Meredith, and pre eminent among them still is Mr. Thomas Hardy. is true that, both Mr. Meredith and Mr. Hardy arc poets, and. poets, arc appreciating the critical estimates. But their novels, even if these ...

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... wish, Germans are far too m. imoas to teturn this hate. They will still enjoy Montaigne and Diderot, even Anatole France a Thomas Hardy. MARMALAPB DAY IN GERMANY. Amsterdam, Wednesday,—The Berlin papery announce that the Empress hes that her birthday, which ...

... were be allocated to players and endowment the scheme which supported of Oxford Mr Frank Gray MP Oxford Lord Cureon Mr Thomas Hardy Mr John Masefield Mr Shaw Mr Clive Shields (president OUBS)' and tinguished men month was to opened for six of plays Oxford ...

... began, the previous increase last December being three farthings per hour. A SOLACE IN TIMES OF STRESS In an address on Thomas Hardy which he gave to the Liverpool Rotary Club at their luncheon meeting in Reece’s Restaurant yesterday, Mr. E. E. Edwards ...

... Scott. W. M. Thackeray, George Meredith. Anthony 'Hope, Captain F. Marryat, Sir Rider Haggard, Anthony Trollope: and even Thomas Hardy (whose poetry, however, continues steadily to advance in favour, and who also has had his centenary commemorated tliis ...