... rare, and were probably not so mtich for currency as to show the sentiments of those who were members of the society. When Thomas Hardy and other members of the London Corresponding Society were tried for high treason, Sheffield sent’ as witnesses William ...

... BIRTHS. ItcCALL.—On April 23rd, 1930, a* 3, Springflpld AvMiae, Harrogate, Kathleen, wile Thomas Hardy MCCkU. a son MARRIAGES. BRISTOW—Ptr.aiER.—On April 23rd, the Parish Church, Peterborough, by the Rev. R. Gibson, assisted by the Rev. H. Walker, James ...

... Miscellaneous. Messrs, Cecil Palmer sond us the Hardy Calendar, price 2s. net, containing quotationi from the work of Thomas Hardy for every day of the year• • Born Selfish And Other Plays, by C. Roylance Court (3s. 6d., llnninhreys), is an interesting ...

... and the veteran Edmund Gosse, whose contributions have charmed and stimulated readers for more than half a century. With Thomas Hardy, he shares the distinction of being almost the last of the literary giants of the Victorian Age. The Earldom that comes ...

... has been laid out as a bowling or communal lawn. The rector of Bishopsbourne received donations for the‘memorial from Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Rudyaxd Kipling, Mr. Bernard Shaw, Mr. John Galsworthy, Mr. Cunninghame-Graham, and other well-known writers. Man ...

... than does contact with great art” Mr. Drinkwater's readings from his poems included verses written in honour of the late Thomas Hardy on his 85th birthday and a poem based upon a five months’ old baby’s contemplation of trees. The audience showed warm ...

... altogether well suited to present day requirements, but the change has been made at the expense of charm. Perhaps, Mr. Thomas Hardy, himself an architect, tnay have justification for his assertion that the older form of cottage possessed advantages in ...

... A Pair of Eyes.” And as for What do you have with the first month with an in it?” we must again refer you the novels of Thomas Hardy- They are not all. or nearly alb as stiff as these. *Whom had the poet oft heard of ?” in the miscellaneous papers, is ...

... new minister, last evening. Ile gave a review of English literature, commencing with the works of Thomas Carlyle, then of Ruskin. Meredith, Thomas Hardy, Joseph Conrad, and others, presenting the respective characteristics of the authors and their ability ...

... and Windus, 65.) “A Book Birds.” By W. P. Pycraft, A-L-S. (London- Sidney Appleton, 6s. net.) “The Dynasts : A Drama,” by Thomas Hardy. (London: Macmillan and Co. 4s. 6d. net.) “Which,” by Edith Nowell. (London: John Ouseley. 3s. 6d.) “A Lifted Veil,” by ...

... Pinero, Sir Evelyn Wood, Lord Beauchamp, Lord Bristol, Mr. Justice Darling, Lord F a Lerd Haldane, Lord Halsbury, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and a number of Royal Academicians and Associates of the Royal Academy. The PRESIDENT gave the toast of the King and then ...

... children ; King Edward was godfather to their elder boy, the present Lord Stavordale. Mr. Hardv’s Three-Score-and-Ten. Mr. Thomas Hardy attains his seventieth birthday on Thursday. As the eminent novelist is now devot- ing his leisure to poetry, it is notewerthy ...