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... MR. THOMAS HARDY DEATH OP EMINENT NOVELIST. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, died on Wednesday evening at his residence, Max Gate, Dorchester, after illness lasting some weeks. He was in his 88th year. Almost to the end was able read and converse, and ...
... THOMAS HARDY AND THE BARBER. “Some time ago I was a hairdresser’s shop in Dorchester,” says writer in “T.P.’s and Cassell’s Weekly.’’ asked the barber who Was cutting my hair if he knew Thomas Hardy. The barber expressed the opinion that he considered ...
... 10-TI PERSONAL PARS. NOVELIST ARCHITECT. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has made proposal add tower to Holy Trinity Church. Dorchester, end, profitm* his early training architect, and knosvledo ccclcsiaatioal constnictrun, has sent sketch plan to the ...
... Mr. Thomas R. Hardy, of Shipley Glen, with his bride, Miss K. F. Grace, leaving Ben Rhydding Methodist Church after their wedding on Tuesday. AMUSEMENT CATERERS FINED. SEQUEL TO SHIPLEY FAIR. ROLL ’EM IN JUDGED ILLEGAL. A case great interest to amusement ...
... TEMPTATION ARISES. The resolution to avoid evil is seldom framed till the evil is far advanced make avoidance impossible —Thomas Hardy. ...
... 4.031, made up follows:—Horses, (iif: cattle. goat-. ...
... presided, and an address was given by Mr. Stanley Horsfall on Some modern authors.” Ho dealt with such diverse writers Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling, John Galsworthy, and lan Hay. ...
... Not from heeding Time’s monitions; But in cleaving to the Dream And in gazing the gleam Whereby grey things golden seem. —Thomas Hardy. ...
... shillings. The first six volumes the series already issued are books of distinction their various fields, including works Thomas Hardy, Hugh Walpole, James Stephens, and other well-known authors; they are of convenient globe Bvo. sige, excellently printed ...
... from heeding Time’s monitions; But in cleaving to the Dream And in gating at the gleam Whereby grey things golden seem. —Thomas Hardy. MUSIC, WHEN SOFT VOICES DIE. Music, when soft voices die. Vibrates in the memory— Odours, when sweet violets sicken. Live ...
... mornings session was devoted “ onvemaliou on Public Meeting, • led the Rev. A. Longsteft', end essf.y “ The Message of Thomas Hardy the Rev. J. W. Pegman, Helmsley. SWIMMING GALA. ...
... (says the ‘’Dispatch”) but it is hardly likely that Mr. -Asquith’s views will coincide with those of the man in tho street. Thomas Hardy is likelier, William Watson, although a Liberal, anti- Horn© Ruler. W. B. Yeats, on tV> other hand, would satisfy Irish ...