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... by THOMAS HARDY. SALES BY AUCTION. ROAD, RAIL, AND RIVER. f*~G. W. R.^ ATTRACTIVE DAY and HALF-DAY EXCURSIONS FROM CHELTENHAM. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 12th. EXPRESS HALF-DAY TRIP. St James' Station Return fare. Depart 11.50 arn. —CARDIFF PENARTH TOWN :»/• barrv ...
... Thomas Hardy Dead. A GREAT VICTORIAN. Thomas Hardy, one of the greatest of Victorians, died shortly after nine o'clock on Wednesday night. He lived most of his years in beloved Wessex, stretch Scutli-\W- England, comprising chiefly the counties Dorset ...
... MRS. THOMAS HARDY Mrs. Thomas Hardy has had a fairly comfortable fortnight, but is still very ill and must be kept as quiet as possible. This was the statement signed by a Weymouth surgeon issued to-day from Max Gate, Dorchester. ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY Wc are authorised Mr. Thomas Hardy deny the statement that intends sending out a broadcast wireless message. AEROPLANE CRASH IN INDIA Simla, Friday.—During demonstration flight over the Guirkhcl area aeroplane made forced landing at Razmuk ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY ON THE RHEIMS OUTRAGE ...
... MRS. THOMAS HARDY MAINTAINING HER STRENGTH The condition of Mrs. Thomas Hardy, widow the novelist, who is seriously ill at Dorchester, was stated to-day to be much the same as for the past few days. She maintaining her strength Sir James Sexton, the ...
... CHAMBERSS iJOURNAL FOR JANUARY BEGINS THE NEW VOLUME AND CONTAINS A NEW POEM by THOMAS HARDY and a reprint of his first published work, HOW I BUILT MYSELF A HOUSE which appeared sixty years ago in Chambers’s Journal. Also the Opening Chapters of A GREAT ...
... Seduction.— (be SberiJPs Court at Nottingham, •u Thursday, as action was brought by Mr. Thomas Hardy, u«ue mncv an extensive butcher in that tows, against Herbert Morgan, a captain in the First JLoyaJ Dragoons, tor seduction bis daughter, agrd years, ...
... The library of Thomas Hardy, removed from Max Gate, Dorchester, was sold in London yesterday for a total of £2,700. ...
... retta, he. Mr. Thomas Hardy also serves on romittee. the numerous magazines and papers that try for is a new venture of Mr. Marshall, of the School of Cookery, in Mortimer-street, called The Table. The bill of fare of the first number very good,—• tariff ...
... in St. Juliot Church, near Boecastle, Cornwall, record ing tbe association of Mr. Thomas Hardy iwjth the church. was executed by [Plymouth firm to tbe order of Mrs. Hardy, [the widow. ...
... WE 4TB BBS. X Now ream Thomas Hardy. Tills is th« weather the one too likes. And so do I; ffhon thowwi betamble the And nestlings fly; And the little brown nightingale sings his best. And they sit at The Travellers' Kest, And come forth sprig-muslin ...