... reigning in the little village by Berwen Banks. THOMAS HARDY WATCHES FILMING OF HIS NOVEL. ' A new film adapted from the novel entitle'. The Mayor of Casterbridge, by that popular author, Thomas Hardy, has been show', private yby Butcher's Film Service ...

... aty and County Bank, has been promoted to the Selby man- • Mar No Do.—At Selby on Monday, a local chimney-sweep named Thomas! Hardy. was charged with a breach of the Chimney Sweeper's Act on the 14th ult. P.O.' Jones stated that in the afternoon of that ...

... and Thomas Hardy, labourer, of no fixed abode, oleirgeil with having been drsok and dieordtely sto Tack:eater on June 18th. P.O. Waiker said defendant inis drunk and creating a disturbance hfill Lane, and he told hien to go to hie lodginspi. Hardy, how ...

... Zieetricel Porcelain Er. H. W. Brady! set before the Electrical Club . with regard to this! withal real I. the history; 'THOMAS HARDY% STAB DIREPTIONS. a the art of Win. be Pilots out. WSe intredsctio• into wasps of the Mare, I Of Wt. method of making ...

... be the sweetheart of the girl. They lived in the village of Higher Rockhampton, in a cottage next to the one in which Mr Thomas Hardy, the famous novelist, was born. One evening the girl fell ill, and a Dorchester doctor was consulted. 'The girl became ...

... fa? .2orners is accepted by James Reed and hi, _ his A Commonwealth of Nations is the only useful for table decoration. THOMAS HARDY WATCHES FILMING duce first lot of chickens 1 I • PM' tendons way—a conersenwenith in which the word is in. The clematis ...

... miefostuse to Impeder of Woes and Mr Robert Thomas Hardy was the seemed defendant , thefeedent, who pleaded guilty, was f owl 7 tari l s Be handed she twee la Rout/same manager of &earth Collieries, ited Mr. Hardy &ramrod. Rowena, sad the letter wont t. with ...

... 16; Rog. Thomas, b .1. Hemsworth, 16; Alec Killerby, b Whirs. 11; W. Taylor, b Barraclough, 4; E. Hubner, not out, 17; C. 8 nith, b Skim, 0 ; extras, 7 ; total, 99. Colton Institute—F. Wright, b Thomas, 0; H. Hinchliffe, b Thomas, 1; J. Hardy, c E. Bohner ...

... run out,o; G Varley, b Thomas, i 8; l Cohey, b Thomas, 57; G Wriggksworth, kw, b Jackson, 5; J b o; F Nlikser, b Jackson, o; H Colley, b 'Longalen, 3; E Scanlon, b Thomas, o; P Smart, c Longslen, b Thomas, a: A Douglas, b Thomas, a; 1' ...

... 12 ; Kettlewell, run nut, ; Sheannsith, c Broadbent, b hardy, t ; Routh, c Vince. b Wilkinson. 8; Vaulil, b o; Taylor, c and b Exeltsy. 22 I G Broadbent. b Hardy, 3; Taylor. c Hardy. b V.iHcinon , 18; Hook, not out, 37; Nettleton, b Wilkinson, 14; extras ...

... Lee b Thomas, 26; r. Linley, c Thomas b Morris. 2; H. Clough, c Wilson b Hardwick, 9; R. rohnson, e Bean b Morris, 6; H. Toft, c Curtis bMorris ; Siberry, b Thomas, o; G. Bateman, c Lee Morris, o; F. Pickersgill, run out, ts; E. uest, b Thomas, o; S. ...

... (Dewsbury): Misses M. and J. Fairbrother, and 'Miss Hardy (Leeds). who gave trios on the violin, 'cello. and piano respectively. Mr J. Crossland, baritone (Nfisidleton), and Misses Richardson and Thomas, who gave an acceptable exhibition of classical dancing ...