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... GRANTHAM. Sleaford is about 11 miles from where this took place. You know the place, the streets, and you may know Mr. Thomas Hardy, of 29, Trantley-street, Grantham, who says:—“lt is a good while ago since I first noticed there was anything wrong with ...
... SATURDAY, Jaxuvary 21, 1926 Deate has removed from our midst one of the most Thomas Hardy. brilliant men of this or the past century in the rson of the great poetnovelist, Thomas fieud_v. There gls no one living to-day who has studied his great life- | idea ...
... DURBERVILLES BY THOMAS HARDY TIIE Heart of All Humanity bas thrilled to the story of * Tess.”” The greatest of modern heroines, she has come to symbolize all pure women, caught in the toils of relentless fate. From the moment when, in youthful innocence ...
... ®*HARVEY & Co.. 54. Essex Road. LoNDoX. N THE BEST NEW YEAR'’S GIFT for 1903 “T.P.’sWEEKLY.” Edited by T. P, O’Connor, Mr. Thomas Hardy says :— 4lt seems to me to have a thoughtfulness of tone and a real literary quality which must recommend it to all wise ...
... of the Institute. FRIDAY, FEB. 26th, at 8 o'clock, in the LADIES'’ LOUNGE.—LECTURE by MR. - CHARLES BRAME. Subject: ‘' Thomas Hardy.” Everybody Welcome ! No Collection, 2 2682 ...
... UNVEILING modated The crowd at the Memorial must have nun bered av least 3,000 people when Mr J. W Rabertson led forward Mrs Thomas Hardy, Wad bister, Girlsta, to perform the actual unveiling .\irurvlludy was -m‘mq-niul by Mr Hard; They lost three sons in the ...
... Garth; Thomas Hardy, Zour ; James Moodie, South Moustoft ; Mary Hunter, Leapark ; Joseph Leask, James Williamson, George Morrison, James and George Morrison, all Burwick ; 'J:uues Nicolsen, Hoove; William Leask, Huan; James Nicolson, Brugarth; Thomas Leask ...
... e fi hed in 1925 fr of Mrs Har biography o as Hardy, under the title and had { Thomas Hardy Npecia woing Mrs Hardy has ation frow mltunlh;p' ship but In these fascin- by her mode ating r‘u o g . ) most ‘&()ulz; = “But 1 need, now as th Thee, God, who moulest ...
... THE - 9 BY THOMAS HARDY The story of a pure woman and Alec D'Urbervill: The epic drama of love—and fate Tracic without being morbid, real without being sordid, 1t will grip and hold you fast as the story is unfolded on the sereen I'homas Hardy Literary ...
... George Hadley, 76: 13th, Air-Mechanic (eorge Fdmund Hausel, Australian Squadron, R.F.C, 21: Mary Ann Edwards, 69; Dymock Thomas Hardy, 9. Louth.—Feb, 9th, Edward Jacklin Rrooks, 85; Betsy Vickers, £4; 12th, Maria Taylor, Roweton.—Feb, 16th, Octavia Wilson ...
... 2nd, 1984, at the Union Pall Mall Church, Leigh-on-Sea, by the Rev. H. Wood, Lavkesce Hoxtek HARDY, master mariner, only surviving son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hardy of Girlsta, to MARY GILBERTHA JasE ArTHUR, elder daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Arthur of ...
... James Handley was engaged on painting the old caulron wagons in 1565, Thomas Hutchinson, who began on the S. and D. Railway in 1860, drove the first train from the Tyne Valley. Thomas Hardy was a porter as far back as 1861. W, R. Buckle was a vanman in 1861 ...