... THOMAS HARDY While it is barely twelve years since Thomas Hardy passed from our midst, the centenary of his birth occurs in the summer. Hardy is one of the most original and influential of our novelists, though he started nfe with very ...

... THOMAS HARDY. A CRITICISM OF HIS NOVELS AND PHILOSOPHY. The members of the Castleton Literary and Qeientific Society at their meeting last week were treated to an extremely entertaining and illuminating talk on the movels of Thomas Hardy by Mrs. Thomas ...

... was given, which promises to be very Interesting. The speaker Wednesday was the Rev Archie Bradford, and his subject was Thomas Hardy and his writings.” Mr. J W. Hindley presided over a good attendance, and at the close Mr. Bradford was heartily thanked ...

... Mr. Needham at his home address and not by the telephone number given in Wednesday’s ” Observer.” Trinity Fellowship. “Thomas Hardy was the subject of an interesting lecture given by Mr. C. F. Shackleton on Thursday evening the Trinity Presbyterian Fellowship ...

... Local News. 10.—Thomas Hardy Programme. (Thomas Hardy. born June 2nd, 1840), . The programme has been arranged and will bo introduced by Mr. J. C. Squire. It will include birthday greelings. as well as literary extracts from Thomas ...

... ERMOOR, ROU AY SCHOO! e Rev. J. CART! (Sunday) 'O SERMUNS will be of Rochdale. during each of Fund. Special Hymns from THOMAS HARDY, at 2 30 Gibeon Row, at 5 in the in the address MEETINGS on AY, and p.m. Dp METHODIST FRE AY W (Sunday), the Rev. JABEZ ...

... made famous by Mr. Thomas Hardy, is not (writes a admit) wildly concerned about =mallet ary M writing own, in fact, am heroes in their own towns. The country folk ef Wesson, who have brooms femme the world oqnvsr the rwhich Mn. Hardy hot hie novella are ...

... and Harry Gxice, aged 23, of 16, Elm-street; Harry Carter, aged 21, and Edward Carter, aged 22, of 114, Whitworth Road; Thomas Hardy, aged 23, of 27, Grouse-street; and John Austin, aged 28, of 27, Sladen-street, were summoned for gaming with coins in ...

... difficult to tell there-seemed little chance of any of the modern authors becoming as great as Jane Austen, Dickens and Thomas Hardy. Mr. Bossier on the other hand pointed out that the modern novelist had the advantage of previous forms of novel writing ...

... HARDY AND THE ARTS. ~ 'When we turn to the works of Thomas Hardy ‘we find an entirely different treatment of art, ‘which becomes in his hands a real part of ‘human life, not a by-product. If we compare ‘him with George Meredith we have a feeling that ...

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... Whilst spending a holiday in Dorset I“ had a talk one day with Thomas Hardy at his honse, and to ‘mv surprise he rogretted\ to me that William Barnes had written bis verses in Dorset dinlect. Hardy said such a splendid poct ought to-day to have been much more ...