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THE NATION'S HOMAGE

... THE NATION'S HOMAGE. THOMAS TIARDT'S BURIAL WITH TM IMMORTALS. The ashes of Thomas Hardy were burled in Poet's °Downer. Westminster Abbey. on Monday. The ceremony was a country's tribute to a famous eon; but in the cows. reties were many men and women ...

COUNCIL ELECTIONS

... nominate members for the forthooming eleotions. The nominations were. County council- Mr. H. .1. Thomas. confecnoner: board of guardians. Mr. Thomas Williams. (hardy tpreseut mart/Liar. and Mr. Harold Corps; arban district oounrtl Mr. Williams Raley MY. Alfred ...

Published: Wednesday 10 February 1904
Newspaper: Western Mail
County: Glamorgan, Wales
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CHURCH NEWS

... vicar of Badwell Ash and Htmeton, has bees appointed to the rectory and vicarage of Burgreab—patron, Mrs. Egerton. Mr. Thomas Hardy, wbo was an archttect before be became a novelist, has ohne for the erection of a tower and spire for Holy Trinity Church ...

Published: Saturday 24 April 1909
Newspaper: Bristol Times and Mirror
County: Bristol, England
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DUFFTOW N

... coasting stories. He also of Pett-Ridge, who wrote on London life. Among then serious writers he singled out Meredith. Thomas Hardy, Marie Corte Mrs llumphry Ward. and reieral others. At the end appropriate remarks were made by Mr Lyall, Mr •Robbie, and ...

WHIG BOTH !MS

... entertainment one of the greatest of yet—it is. Under the Greenwood Tree, - a marvellous pietarisation of the great novel by Thomas Hardy. Readers should note that there will only be the three nights of this 61m. THE KILMARNOCK HERALD. THURSDAY; JANUARY 16 ...

PUBLICATION:

... Elder, and Co.) is about up to its usual standard. It leads off with a somewhat fanciful piece— The Soule of the Slain Thomas Hardy. An interesting article on Mistake in War, by Lieutenant-Colonel F. N. Maude. gives a thrilling account of the blundering ...

Published: Friday 30 March 1900
Newspaper: Mid-Lothian Journal
County: Midlothian, Scotland
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... -4n connection with the Cohaith C.M. Mutual Improvement Society, held on Tuesday evening. Mr. 1). J. Thomas gave au address on The work of Thomas Hardy. Miss M. Aubrey proposed a vote of thanks and Mr. D. Tredray seconded. Thu ]tee'. W. T. Davies presided ...

Published: Friday 08 March 1929
Newspaper: South Wales Gazette
County: Monmouthshire, Wales
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RACHELLE STOCK

... books. They range from Dainty shoes do not balance Shakespeare, Dickens, Oscar an outfit, shoes must be heavy, Wilde and Thomas Hardy to she says. very modern authors like lames I try to be an individual Baldwin. Her favourite artist in the way I dress ...

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... SPIRITUAL VICTORY. The Westminster Gazette says: The Dean of Westminster's prompt willingness to sanction the burial of Thomas Hardy in the Abbey is not without its elements irony, though it meets the mind of the nation and also makes a breach in the ...

Published: Saturday 14 January 1928
Newspaper: Newcastle Journal
County: Northumberland, England
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LITERARY JOTTINGS

... volume In the Contemporary Writers Series, which Dr. Robertson Nicol is editing, will Fiublialied in a few days. It is Thomas Hardy: ♦ Critical Study, and is by Annie Macdonell, who discusses her subject in nine chapters. She entitles some of these The ...

Published: Friday 26 October 1894
Newspaper: Heywood Advertiser
County: Lancashire, England
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