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... LECTURE by Miss C. C. MORRISON, Fotres, IN SUPPKRROOM, PUBLIC HALL, NAIRN, on FRIDAY, 18th FEBRUARY, et 8 p.m. Subject— THOMAS HARDY. ADMISSION—Members Free ou production of Members' Cards, Non-Members Id. ...
... HARDY. Mr Thomas Hardy, the distinguished novelist., was married at eight o'clock on Ineaday morning, at. Fnfield Pat ish Church, to Miss Dugdale, a daughter of the master of the Enfield Pariah School. Tie bride, who has acted as Mr Hardy'a secretary ...
... published at the amazingly low 2e a volume; the printing is dear, and the books will look well ea the library shelf. I Thomas Hardy is honoured with the Brat ; place, and rightly so. Tees of the D'Urbervilles _ first_ appeared in three volumes in 1892 ...
... —as, for example, the intense persona aide of the rise of Methodism in the village as led by George Eliot. But it I. of Thomas Hardy we always think today the fiction of the countryside is under discussion. He delineates ' not only the drama of human passion ...
... trained for before be began to earn • livelihood by his pen, has • great deal to do with the isubeet-matter of his work. Thomas Hardy, for instance, trained seen architect, and any student of the great Wessex, novelist will tell you how often architects ...
... bare and the up unseat to relation to the • Inishis. • in Ma Ni It\ I. ITEIIAWY El TI THOMAS HAIDY.—An t-14niurnt and In.true- of career and works Thomas Hardy was given by C. O. Morrison. Fortes, the at tiw Nairn literary institute on Friday evening ...
... breaking the Sabbath. Travelling Theatre include The Home-Coming. ‘ dense the mist on the Drynachan a representation of a Thomas Hardy poem • . • road on Wednesday that motor Kill • Man, a thrilling play of midnight r o bbery . had to proceed with due from ...
... interview with Miss Sheila Kaye-Smith, who pointedly expresses her opinions on a number of , interesting subjects, including Thomas Hardy. novel reading versus play-going, , the tyranny of the party system, the cow-1 usereialisation of the film, the advantages ...
... mornin& when a number of Councillors were reeworn. Previous to the Council His Majesty invested Sir William Crookes and Mr Thomas Hardy with the Order of Merit. Weather fair to dull —generally warmer. BIRTH. At West Lodp. Avook at Ks lea lAA.. to Kr sod Yrs ...
... been the venerable Lady Seaford, • mar relative of the Berkeley* and the Lennoxes, and widow of the brave old Admiral, Sir Thomas Hardy, into whose arms the gallant Nelson fell. Her ladyahip was in her ninetieth year, and had lived at Hampton Court esisce ...
... v eoisocvloi, named Eilcn Maim they, l*> irailc milliner and dressmaker, was engaged young man about her own age, named Thomas Hardy Aldis, who was an assistant to ap o- vision dealer, in town a few miles distant. Tho courtship— which is described *» having ...
... lecturer confined his attention to latter-day, so-called minor poets, endowed with rich of minute observation, who, like Thomas Hardy in ernes, can bring us to the inmolt shrine of nature Tbe lecturer temarked that minute accuracy need be no btu to the ...