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... CLOSED EVERY SATURDAY AT 1 P.M. I,EtTUBE ON THOMAS HARDY. ♦ really ad able lecture on Thomas Rarely was riven by Mrs Duncan at Church lurtitaste, Aided.) bibe, on Weidner/lay, Manch L.ith. The iecturer dealt with the Wessex tragedian. ae sue styled hut ...
... management also desire to call attention to the fact that they have secured the Va known film Tess of the D'urbelles, Thomas Hardy, and this may be expected very shortly. On Saturday there will be two houses, one at 8-30 and the other at 8-30. ...
... distinction are Mr Balfour, Marshal Foch, Sir David Beatty, Sir Douglas Haig, Lord Morley, Lord Fisher, Lord Bryoe, Mr Thomas Hardy, Sir Edward Elgar. Lord Freneh, Lord Jethro% and' Lord Haldane. ...
... to its fleptember number. Another mature of this number which will be eagerly read is a character-sludy of Thomas Hardy by Harry Funitss. Mr Hardy nowadays sees very few yist. tors. but having known Mr tumid. for FO long he re , ently incited him to Max ...
... WITH THE RED HAIR: a real thriller, bristlinor with excitement. THE IRON HEEL, etc. LO( Orr FOR TESS OF THE D'URBILLES. ht Thomas Hardy. 630 and 830. SATURDAY-TWO DISTINCT SHOWS. 630 and 6-30. TIMES AND PRICES AS USUAL SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. ...
... Meats Merger Debating held last Pride,. Mr Sera in the their. Mr rd Harvey ,sad a paper on Thomas Hardy and hie novels. he Mr Harvey*. opinion. Throw Hardy is to be glared amongst rich SI Matthew Arnold. Arthur Clough. awl Weer Brewing, as the who have ...
... o ff ers of At a of Nominate, Col. G. war chairmen and J. gateman of the at Penis and Bridges FOR • NATIONAL. SERVICE, Thomas Hardy.) Up and be doing. all who have a hand To lift, a back to bend. It must not he In timer like these that vaguely linger ...
... ROUSE IN THE DISTRICT. APRIL 17th. APRIL 2th. 51:PER-ATTRACTIONS. the Maddening Crest a TM Way of the Tramgreser. I Rc THOMAS HARDY, O.H. ITY THEATRE. MANCHESTER. MONDAY, APRIL 17 h. LA.tT WEEK OF DYING TO LIVE. A 'rowel Comedy by Mary Stafford from ...
... afternoons of the serer, March 13th and 111th, will be occupied with lectures by 3lre Duncan. her respective subjects being Thomas Hardy and past an , l present,' the latter I illustrated wen lantern voles. There will be I no ehargo for admission, but collections ...
... of their pe. decessors, Mu•edith and Hardy. Meredith's works marked very dattinctly thie moaern period. He stood at the dawn or our age. Mexedith was a poet, but his eh work was a remarsame Os novels. Thomas Hardy had always been very iond of writ.nit ...
... may fairly claim to have as great an influence on contemporary public opinion as any body of their fellowcountrymen. Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr Rudyard Kipling, Sir J. M. Barrie, Mr Anthony Hope, Mr H. G. Wells, Sir A. Conan Doyle, Mr G. K. Chesterton, Mrs Humphry ...
... W. Gardner, pair of bait brushes. Mrs and the Hines Twee, set of raver knives. Mr and Mrs Percy Grundy, complete Set of Thomas Hardy 's works. Cheques were received from Mr and Mrs Carlton Crone, Mr and Mrs Charles Clarke. Mr and Mrs Jack Cram, Mr and ...