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... THOMAS HARDY. I have been asked several times why no reference was made in this column to the death of that great artist in words, the late poet and novelist, Thomas Hardy. The answer is: if one cannot speak favourably of a dead man, the decent thing ...
... popular illustrated lecture on Thomas Hardy. probably the greatest novelist alive in England to-day. But how many of these pr-esent could intelligently discriminate between the life-work, the message to humanity, of Thomas Hardy and George Eliot? h is obviously ...
... TIIE GRAVE BY TILE lIAND-POsT. SY THOMAS HARDY, Author of Jude, the Obf cure, Far from the Madding Crcwi, etc. I never pass through Chalk-Newton without turning to regard the neighbouring upland, at a point where a lane crosses the lone straight ...
... LAS r 3 DAYS. SEE AND El Under the Greenwood Tree By Thomas Hardy. IT'S JUST DELIGH I FUL I His College Chums: . Odd Nuoibers, 'Poor fish,' News, &c. Please Note IttuUCIION in Afternoons 1/.. Lvtaitigs 16 lake the auvantage of No t,XLAL '..flare lui ...
... went to Dorset where he became acquainted with Thomas Hardy. the writer, and remained friends with him for the 25 years he was in Dorset. Mr. Pentin has sent me a photograph of himself with Thomas Hardy. and I am putting it ,in the hook in church, which ...
... MEMORIAL SERVICES. On Sunday evening last a memorial service to the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, who was killed at Messrs. Stanley's Pit, was held at the Primitive Methodist Church, Queen's The building was crowded out, the congregation including a large number ...
... STREET ACCIDENT. KT Down by Motor titnoaton. While Mr. Thomas Hardy Smith, builder, of 64, Coton-road, Nuneaton, was driving a motor car, out of Queens -road into the Market Place, Nuneaton, at a quarter t 6 nine on Thursday, Sarah Veasey, aged 6S, of ...
... Screen New IComplete Change of Programme - Thurs., Fri. & SAIL Last 3 Days - - See and Hear! Under the Greenwood Tree By THOMAS HARDY. IN ADDITION— Odd Numbers His College Chums I Poor Fish Take advantage of our Circle Prices which have been Reduced to-1/ ...
... years. In a letter. Mr. Milne told the members that he hoped to pay a brief visit to Nuneaton this year. Although Thomas Hardy and the Hardy country claimed his greatest interest, he reverenced George Eliot's achievements and joined the Fellowship because ...
... resorted And even that would be better than the present idle gadd,ng abcnt in the evenings, though it certainly fa what Thomas Hardy would call a Desperate Remedy. * * * There will be 40111IP trange faces on the Borough Council after the November elections ...
... pity that the Neeenten Tre• Library roveauttee bra sn much behind rheas they de not a Templets . . of Thomas Hardy s Weise: novels is Om' library. Mr. Hardy to of oar greatest living novelists, and no Library Is Enplish-epeakiss world can regard itself as ...
... CNILVINS COTON. Messrs. William Wagstaff and Thomas Hardy, the two retiring members for this pariah, b awl been re-elected without opposition. BITLKTIIkiTOX. Messrs. Richard Gilbert, William Gilbert, and Thomas Orton, were the retiring members for this parish ...