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... MIL IL A. RANDY Hailing from Dorset. and a cousin of Thomas Hardy. the novelist Mr. Herbert Augustus Hardy. who died. at the age of 7s. at 223. Marlborough-road. Swindon. was buried at the Parish Church of All Saints. Liddington. last Thursday. The service ...
... the poet there were present a number c-i inty gentlemen as well as representatives the literary profession including Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist. ...
... some ilanoer of the relic into the market, ami perhaps America. •‘Avery Temple of the Win.ls. says (Mare to Tess. in Mr. Thomas Hardy famous story, ‘’Tess of the rhervilles.” “The place,” we read t here, was all doors and pillars, some connected above ...
... 72. o, rMictoftho FRANKUN.-Feb. 17. at Fordington, Sarah,reia«. lute Henry Franklin, aged .*6. Geo. HARDY.—Fob. IS, 6, Curaborae Terrace, * Thomas Hardy, aged 70, Tv— ■■ | A VI J i t(itod and iby Propiiotor. ** j. Abel, at bis odice, 9S, Kidbortua • • ...
... 1905. CONTENTS. — PAGE Rose of the World. Book lIL Chg:al XIX.-XXI. By mu and Egertou Castle 289 The Noble Lady’s T: Ug Thomas Hardy 307 Tbe Art of Conversation. By the late Canon = The Hono-conln'g of Vincent Bmhn . By | H:gh Clifford, C.M.G. .. & .. ...
... NOVELIST. Mr Thomas Hardy is somewhat of a farmer well as a tioveliat. An enthusiastic admirer of the author, who visited Dorset recently, inquired of an old dame, sitting outside her cottage door. if he was correct in surmising that Mr Hardy lived in the ...
... [6043 LORD PEMBROKE AND MR. THOMAS HARDY. An account appeared in recent isane of the Gazette of interview with Mr. Thomas Hardy, in which the Wessex novelist” gave expression to bis views on Parish Councils Bill. Mr. Hardy did not think the ...
... the greater part of the eighteenth century, and one of them—the poet’s great-grandfather, Thomas Browning—was leaseholder of the Woody ate Inn, which Thomas Hardy refers in Life’s Little Ironies.” ...
... Important Project. We learn that, a few day ago, Mr. Charles McEvoy, of Aldbcurne, Wilts, bad an impottant interview with Mr. Thomas Hardy, at Dorchester and that the great novelist and poct, upon whom His Majesty Kxni(ioorge recently conferred the coveted Order ...
... GRENADIER GUARDS. few smart YOUNC MEN, of good character. Height, 5 feet inches, chest measurement 34 inches. Apply to Sergeant Thomas Hardy, Crystal Fountain Inn, August Ist, IS7I. Salisbu. ...
... lost his life in a motor accident at Wandsworth. He was urviniu a lieutenant in the Machine Gun Corps of the K.R.R.C. Mr. Thomas Hardy has written a poem on the war for the Year Book (to be published in December) of the society of Dorset Men in TLopdon. ...
... iturc, Trowbridge, Wednesday, before good audience. The subject of her lecture was the novel The Return of the Native, by Thomas Hardy, which from the aspect construction was, m tier opinion, one of the finest novels ever written. Miss Leys gave detailea ...