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... story of Thomas Hardy. which the great man is said to have told to a friend the other day. The novelist happened to notice a book in a little village shop which he wished to buy. His usual comfortable old tweed suit misled the shop-owner. When Hardy asked ...
... the medicine that will make you well and keep you well. • All dealers seU Doan's, 2/9 per boa. Solo • Co., L.. 4 W.s. Thomas Hardy, the novelist and poet, who died on January 11, in his sear, left, says '!he Daily Mail, estate valued £91,000. ...
... Author's Kalmartuts. If you were an editor, and were fortunate enough to bet a poem from Thomas Hardy, it would probably be in typescripts, done from the final manuscript, in hie still clear, eigiimum, artistic handwriting. Though he is in his 85th ear ...
... Karim, Maxie itimmoubleum. COUNTY OF OFFALY. SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENTIAL HOLDING. Subscribers have been instructed by Mr. Thomas Hardy to Bell by Public U z CO NA -.- AT -- EGAN'S HOTEL, MAIN ST., BIRR, - ON - WEDNESDAY, 27th JUNE, 1945, At 1 o'clock, p ...
... to the pout, of rudeness. Among the most. silent of the world's great men were the late Lord Tens:v. eon and Thomas lark lu. Mr. Thomas Hardy rarely speaks. while Sir Jam, Barrie has exalted nuffin into one of the fine arts. Queer Trades.—The r••:ling-up ...
... (do.) ; John Coughlan (Belmont) ; Lawrence Brady (Lsoighise) ; Thomas Gowing (do.) ; James Spain (Rathcabbin) ; Spain (Rathcabbin) ; Jas Hough (Ratlicabbin) ; Thomas Hardy (Gerbally); Thomas Xloylan (do.). A Meng Mr J. J. Bergin, general seeretar, was also ...
... F. J. Mortmief. F.R.P.S. ; Hugh Cecil, and Heath Robinson, arid reading matter by John Buchan, Mrs. C. M. Williamson, Thomas Hardy. 0.31.; Doris H. Bowden, and others, help to make up what is probably the best Christmas Graphic yet produced. Molly Leaves ...
... authors; they arc of globe Sao site, excellently tastefully bound a neat fawn-coloured cover. ThAR OF THE IrIIRBERVILLES. (By Thomas Hardy). Ties of the D'Urbarillas is the Ras* earsialy the moat popular, Dowel al famous writer writs were mesa* awarded the ...
... Or OrFALY. SALE Oh VALUABLE tIULUING. Subscribers have been instructed oy Mr. Thomas E. Hardy to bell by Public v. -a AT --- EGAN'S MAIN ST., BUM, - ON WEDNESDAY, 27th JUNE, DM, At 1 o'clock, p.m., All that and those, his Rlght, Title and interest in ...
... his novels now regarded as theme running masterpieces. Thomas Hardy's 'Tess' was excluded with horror from thousands of households, and his Jude the Obscure ' from tens of thousands. But Thomas Hardy was lately buried in Westminster Abbey as one of the ...
... by fear of Napoleon's invasion. It was at Weymouth, in September. 1805. that King George 111. had a long interview with Thomas Hardy. the brave Captain of the Victory, only tire weeks before the battle of Trafalgar. It is from Weymouth that the (;rent ...
... by W. H. itideing, which includes de. lightful memoirs of Horace Greeley, Oliver Wendell Holmee,James Payn, Lord Wolnky, Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Lucy, Sir H er b ert Beer bohm Trees, and many others. 'Mentor. is, of a Spectator, by J. S. Flet• cher. Forty ...