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... RESULTS OF THE MR. THE THREE SURGEONS. [Apropos of the fact that Sir Frederick Treves, the Bishup of Durham, and Mr. Thomas Hardy are all Dorchester men.] This little town Dorchester Must be a place where breezes spur Its natives from the paths of vanity ...
... drawings by Hedley Fitton. Other contributors to this really splendid number are the Earl of Iddesleigh, E. W. Hornung, Thomas Hardy, H. G. Wells, and Herbert Vivyan. The illustrations in the magazine are up to their old standard of excellence. ...
... Barten Farm, Holwell, Philip Gregory, aged 83. Hazrpy. —1«:. io, at 81, Christcharch.road, Streatham bill, Losdn, S.W., Thomas Hardy, . torm rly of Taunton and Yeovii, aged 87. LaNg.—Jao. §, at Seaviogtos St. Michael, Mz, Jans Lane, sged 87. WINGFIELD ...
... represented by Sir Francis Knollys, the Prince of Wales by Lord Churc• hill, the Duke of York by the lion. Derek Kettpei. Mr. Thomas Hardy, t . e Novelist, and numerous county folk were also present. The Rev. V. S. Busbredge. vicar of Moreton, performed Schumann's ...
... the praises of Rossetti. Her best book, she think., is Comin' thro' the Rye. and it has been her most successful one. Thomas Hardy once told her that wherever he went be was always sure of finding this book and the Bible. The composition of the novel ...
... 19, at Warminster, Mr William Nation, of Prieto', to Miss Ellen Toone, of Warminster. DEATHS. Angled 7, at Cbillington, Thomas Hardy, aged 75. August 7, at Midweek, Ileidporf , Carolina Syneeo, Neel 20. August 9, at High Stet et,Chard,Ble Richard lilmldeford ...
... 55. CLARKE.— Dec 3t, at Shepton Beauchamp, Ilminster, Mts. Bet. y Clarke, aged 83. HARDY.—Dec. 29, at Hinton St. George, Florence, infant daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, aged 6 months. URNER.—Dec. 31, at Broadway Hill, Ilminster, Mr. George Turner. ...
... various parts of the surrounding country, over which a subtle and mysterious spell has been cast by the literary genius of Thomas Hardy in many of his novels. The establishment of a Dorset County Society in London has been accomplished mainly through the ...
... the speakers were the Rev. .W. Ewiog, M.A., D.D., president of the Baptist Union, and Mr. A, R. Edwg:' Dorchester. Mr. Thomas Hardy, 0.M., the Wessex nowelist, attaioed his 72nd birthday on Monday. He is to be the recipient on Friday of a specisl medal ...
... unheeded. In the preface to a rccently published selection of the paean of the Rev. Williamßarnes, f the Dorsetshire poet, Mr. Thomas Hardy bewails the rapid extinction of many of the fioe old words and phrases which were commo,ly used in the West country when ...
... cause; by suffocation, through being overlain. ft gives one quite a shock, remarks the Globe, to see It announced that Mr. Thomas Hardy has been made a J.P. for Dorset, and took his seat rpon the Bench at Dorchester on Thursday. One 'insanetively feels that ...
... and encouragement. —Believe, me yours very truly, Frederick Treves. (Applause.) He also regretted the absence of Mr. Thomas Hardy, one of the vicepresidents of the Society, who had written as follows : 1, Hyde Park Mansions, W., 11th June, 1906.—My ...