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... great writers, everything they wrote rang with absolute sincerity. Our great writers did not despise dialect; George Eliot, Thomas Hardy, and J. B. Priestley used dialect to get the proper atmosphere of the people who used it. In Shakespeare could be found ...
... Royal Society of Portrait Painters, and under the Duveen scheme. His principal works are regarded as his portraits of Thomas Hardy, Lord Darling and Lord Cozens, and his miniature portrait of the Prince of Wales was accepted by Queen Mary in 1930. Ignorance ...
... Brighouse goods station) was present. At Sowerby Bridge, the beanmembers the goods staff at Sower Station, were Messrs. J. H. Thomas, F. Hardy, A. Mitchell. Armitage. E. Heliowell, and H. Norcliffe. Other railway officials prese were Mr. G. L. Enwright (goods ...
... Inge. The resolution to avoid evil is seldom framed till the evil is so far advanced as to make avoidance impossible.—Thomas Hardy. The conscience has morbid sensibilities: it must be employed but not indulged, like the imagination or the stomach.—R ...
... and Mrs. P. Lord, 29, Wharf-street, Sowerby Bridge. HARDY —HIRST. —On Nov. 27th. 1939, St. John’s Methodist cavirch, Halifax, the Rev. H. Gordon Sellers, 0.8. E., W. H. Hardy, son Mr. and Mrs. E. Hardy, Radmoor-road, Loughborough, Leicestershire, to Irene ...
... passed peacefully to rest, Dec. 23th, 1958. Fragrant memories. From all at Luddenden and Mytholmroyd. HARDY. —In loving memory of a dear wife, Jane Hardy, who passed away Dec. 22nd, 1933. Sadly missed Prom her loving husband Willie, Hatfield, Woodh mse, ...
... tP? Mr. Woodward, who was brother late Mr. H. K. Woodward, chemist* been in business for nearly 40 butcher, being head of Thomas ward and Son. 70. Woolshops. an£ Charles-street. He was a tary of Halifax Butchers’ and at one time was a director of Town ...
... Methodist church.—The Rev. R- Hardy was the speaker at the odist Church Sisterhood on Tueschi.; , Wednesday, the annual r , social was held in the Sunday where games, entertainment were enjoyed. The M.C. W- Rev. E. H. Hardy. The colp£Hons were divided between ...
... 2s. 6d.; Mary A. Oaine. 5s. * Mr. A. Thornton. 10s.; Grateful Patient, £1; Wm. Sutcliffe. 2s. 6d.; Mary Clark. 65.; Herbert Hardy, £1; Edith Stewart, £1 10s.; George Stephenson, 10s. Weeky Report.—ln-patients admitted during the week; By the Admission Oommittee ...
... Brighouse. claimed £5 9s. for goods sold to W. Lingwood and Son. haulage contractors, Apsley Place. Huddersfield Mr. R. V. Thomas, who appeared for defendants, asked for an adjournment sine die and explained that defendant’s vehicles had been commandeered ...
... Mrs. Tillbrooks. Miss McKechnie, Mrs. and Miss Midgley. Wreaths were sent as follows: Brother Emmanuel and family: Brother Thomas’s family; Sister Florrie. Albert and niece; Ada. Martha and Luther; Emily. Sam and Hilda; Hannah and Winnie; Maggie (Sheffield); ...
... Marshall and Mr. Cyril Beard. MARRIED. November 18—Salem Wesleyan: Harry Eastwood to Hannah Thomas, Hebden Bridge. November 19 —Halifax Parish Church: Thomas Keeling Butler, Booth Town, to May Dawson. Stone Chair. Cloughfoot Congregational; John Hodgson ...