... WARE. ILLUSTRATING THE NOVELS OF MR. THOMAS HARDY. Mr. Thomas Hardy has approved the produco of a series of Dorset ware illustrating his Ne vavions designs, inelading a ~ketch por-lot “Tews” were provided by My, Hardy nself, who wrote ...

... ILLUSTRATING THE NOVELS OF MR. THOMAS HARDY. Mr. Thomas Hardy has approved the production lof a series of Dorset ware illustzating his novels. Y e %L The various designs, including a sketch portrait of “Tess,” were provided by Mr. Hardy ...

... ” A correspondent of “The Moining Post” has written a very intcresting column under th'e beading, apropos the works of Thomas Hardy and their local associations. The writer visited Casterbridge (otherwise Dorchester) on Sunday, when the peace of the Sabbath ...

... leading journal at Christmas. It will be very difficult to replace hint.—A .rosy, entitled The Return of the Native, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, author of Far from the Madding will be begun in the January number The wanes will chiefly be laid in the open air, on ...

... upon the birth of a son and heir, and they have also presented a silver howd to Viscount Sowmerton, the infant heir, Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is to be pre sented with the freedom of Dorchester in recognition of his brilliant work in literature and ...

... letters of sympathy were the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Salisbury, Dr. Butler, of Trinity, Cambridge, and Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mrs. Bosworth Smith and four of her children now in England were present. Miss Ellacombe, daughter of the Rev. H. T- Ellacombe ...

... Industry. Mr. Thomas Hardy is somewhat of a farmer 43 well as a novelist. An enthusiastic admirer of the author, who visited Dorset recently, inquired of an old dame, sitting outside her cottage doots if he was correct in surmising that Mr. Hardy lived in ...

... and Mr. A, V. Hambro, were among the members of Parltament who dined in celebration of Mr, Chamberlain's birthday. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the distingnished Wessex novelist, who a month ago kept his seventieth birthday, has been granted the Order of Merit. ...

... few years later by the barrel organ with three barrels of twelve tunes each. : It will be rewembered by every reader of Thomas Hardy that the removal of the old orchestra that had played in the church from time immemorial was one of the chief events in ...

... that comedy is tragedy if you only look deep enough. This observation of the master, which has been called to mied by Mr. THOMAS HARDY (though notin a political connection), is not inapplicable to the situation as it is presented to the lieges. Could anything ...

... eighteen months ago, longed to the middle olf‘}ho ninth century. One of the best paleographists in Earope, however, Mr. S. Thomas Hardy, deputy keeper of the public records, had, at the request of the Master of the Rolls, Lord Romilly, written a most elaborate ...

... she and her hushand plunged again into the country. The neighbourhood chosen by them ‘s not rovealed, but reference to Thomas Hardy and B ndon Abbey, and a “steep hill” near the coast determine the locality with sufficient exactness, Two distinet romancss ...