... Michael's church in Stinsford commemorate his death For more information call Thomas Hardy Society on 01305 I 501 AUTHOR Thomas Hardy died 70 years ago this month January 12 1928) but his appeal lives on His novels have never gone out of print and new film ...

... instance, Sir Owen Seaman reading Elinor ...

... TABLE 2. Sir John Armytage, baronet £5 55.. Richard Beaumont £5 55., Richard Witten, Esq. Mn. Ann Hostin £1 Is., Thomas Hardy, vicar £lO, Mr. Robert Holdsworth £lO. Mr. Joseph Hint £5. Mr. Daniel Thorp £2, Mr. Joseph Hint £3, Mr. Joseph Übank £4 45.. ...

... Southey. Thomas and John are .also extremely well represented, especially if we include e few who wrote prose as well as poetry, and thus get Thomas Carlyle, Thomas Browne, Thomas Campbell, Thomas Hardy, ...

... with his request that the fact should be announced. DEATH OF THOS. HARDY'S SISTER. Tbe death it annoonced Talbothavet. Dor ehctter. of Mita Marr Hardv younger sister Mr. Thomas Hardy, tbe novelist, the age •eventy four. HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER, FRIDAY ...

... \KDT*9 RULFA MKtLTH Mr. Thomas Hardy, 0.M.. who yesterday entered his seventh-ninth year. i> spending the evening •’far from the madding crowd” his quiet home near Dorchester. Hi* health remains excellent. Ten year* ago Mr. Hardy said he had three rules ...

... OF GERMANY. * Indescribable Misery” in Berlin. : ; ) MR. GALSWORTHY AND MR. THOMA i —ln the course of an interview, S pu%?l‘;;lzd T;xesfl?g newspapers under the heading HARDY MENTICONED. “Thé desperate situation of the cmef, Herr Copenhagen, Tues dnjanA’ ...

... Small (violin); Franklyn Kelsey (baritone). : 22-30—22-35.—Closing passages from Tess of the D’Urbervilles, Nadja Green’ by Thomas Hardy, read by National—l,soom. 18-00.—North Natjona]. 18-45.—Welsh Interlude, 19-05.—North Nationa], 22-35—24-00.—North Regional ...

... now that wai* work of Mr. Thomas Hardy, then years of age, and engaged in churches under the instructions of hir Arthur Bkmficld. need not go it for instruction, though his experiences in architect’s office evidently Mr. Hardy's article. The stupid person ...

... W. Astor, whose literary works ire less well known than they might be, gave a diamond pendant. On the other hired Mt. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Hoary Arthsr Jones did firs books. —Daily New& bullies CRAM& us A about was io progress a Mach teem reoselly, whoa ...

... Ireland.” R Mr. Thomas Hardy, O.M. | _ That famcus Edinburgh magazive. * Chamhbers’s ‘ Journal,” can elaim to have discovened more of our lmodem writers than most other periodicaly to| day, and it Was in its pages thau Mr. Thomas ! Hardy, 0.M., who was ...

... F. HODGSON. Ambient Secretary. Education Department, 19th May. SPRING WOOD HALL GARDENS, URERNIIRAD ROAD. ISDERSFIRLD. THOMAS HARDY begs °ace more to AL THANK his Co, nmers for their petronnste daring the past year. and to inform them that h. a great ...