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... MR. THOMAS HARDY -lost strong awl tender tale, I)Trbervilles, Mr. Thomas . r.elleved by many to have made success of his career as a )et there is such an impres' rained power about his work .Apeetation of even greater hitu is not ill-founded. Mr. •,• ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY was carried off ; but no sooner than a fear arose that a blank k.i leen drawn. For, to all appearance gay bargain was of the refuse order ; ;Mt is to say, it looked like one of unhappy tales which, being failures It 'te' vol., 10s• 6d ...
... MEDAL FOR THOMAS HARDY. LOISTDON. May 2.—The council of the Royal Society of Literature has determined to award the 'Sold medal of the society to Thomas Hardy. The last recipient aas George Meredith. The medal a - ill be presented to Mr. ...
... Thomas Hardy Says American Journals are Fearfully and Wonderfully Worded Today Headlines are Phrases of no Language Whatever—Makes Plea for Pure English and Deplores Appalling Increase of Slip-shod Writing. By Leased Wire to Free Press. LONDON, June 4—Thomas ...
... [IS MAN BLIND SPORT OF CHANCE? ti7nni the I.ondon Advertiser Thomas Hardy will be given gold of the Royal Society of Literature An honor like thin means little in hlm to his old age. after a eucceseful career. It would he hard In say whether his wrerflit ...
... Wives are such society. for. though they they are never more Thomas Hardy. A woman with a voico can exert throug (Unary relations of lit showing it. • better I r could b distributing ('Orson. ...
... —The order of merit been conferred on two men prominent in literature and science. One of the recipients is the novelist, 'Thomas Hardy, who has Just beeh enzetted a member of the order, and other Is Sir William Crooks., 0110 of letoltag edentieSs of the ...
... D'URBERVILLE. The ancient name of D'Urberville, to which Mr. Thomas Hardy has given new fame, seems. says the Leeds Mercury. to have degenerated much less in Scotland than in Wessex. An Aberdeen paper announces the death of a private citizen named ...
... one, and Mr. John McClary, the presi. The deaths recorded to-day are: Alex. Graham, of Inland Revenue Department, rears: Thomas Hardy, taxidermist. M )ears; wife of Mr. Justice Fournier At ...
... Yes; quaint and curious war is! You shoot a fellow down You'd treat if met where any bar Is. Or help to half a crown. —Thomas Hardy, In Harper's Weekly. ...
... Hardy Weds His Typist Famous Novelist Aged 74 Weds His Secretary Quietly. 37 Leaped Wire to Press. LONDON, Feb. 10. Thomas Hardy, the British novelist, author of Far from the Madding Crowd and Tess of the D'Urberrilles, and many other works known ...
... CREDITOIIB. Ia the matter of DAVID DUNLOP sad THOMAS HA,:DY. bran of the city ad Throats. In the County of fork. griming under tie aura, style, and nrm of Deatoo k Hardy, as grander*. etc.. and Thomas Hardy. boot and shoe Tlis7lnsol vents have made ac ...