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... programme of music. LITERARY EVENING.—On Saturday, at, the Broxburn High School F.P. Club. Liter- . sry Section. an address on Thomas Hardy was, given by Mr Gordon Hislop, M.A., as. I eistant to Professor Grierson, Edinburgh University. CO-OPERATIVE WOMEN'S ...
... survived the test of time forget that in our own day literature is being written. There is that grand old man of letters. Thomas Hardy, to whom life is a complex, mysterious phenorneuon and who has Joie' for Wessex what Dickens did for London hut sphere ...
... James Handley was engaged on painting the old vhauldron wagons in MM. Thomas Hutchinson, who ebgan on the S. and D. Ralway in 1860, drove the trst train from the Tyne Valley. Thomas Hardy was a porter as far back ea 1861. W. R. Buckle was a vanman in 1861 ...
... “Every valley shall be exalted,” made am etoellent end Mre Preatios sounded well the erultant note in her “Oy te Mr Thomas tenor Redfern, . Hardy, tenor; and Mr Andrew Simpean, tenor, each sang with efit their rempective while Brown, baritone, and Mr John bass ...
... CHURCH IN SCOTLAND popular choice. Others prefer more solid reading, and one enthusiast had taken with himsia novels by Thomas Hardy in e ...
... should not, any account, be missed. For the fore part of next week Under The Greenwood Tree will be screened. Adapted from Thomas Hardy's immortal novel, it can truly be said that it is the first talking picture with a souL Delightful to the eye and tuneful ...
... bandsmen. Mr Thomas Hardy. Gideon Street, on the occasion of his leaving for New Zealand, to join hi.. father and brother. Mr J. M. - Watt, president, presided, and after teak. made the preeentation iu The course of a few complimentary remarks. Mr Hardy• who ...
... Only three days ago Shaw that Sir Henry Campbell Banner- that man cherished the belief that the trees we ask our selves Thomas Hardy, used to talk to him as he walked on his sanest of mists, writes often of what lawn, and maintained his whimsical con he ...
... passing. and Archibald Marshall d o n o t wr it e w ith Still more scientific is choosing a moment the tragic intensity of Thomas Hardy, but to pass so that you can shoot the ball be- the lover of literature values them and hind the defender. Your own man ...
... Yonder n maid and her wieht Come whispering by: War's annals will fade into night Ere their story die. Now no one but Thomas Hardy would have written that. Amid the wreckase of 1915 he preserves his grave serenity. There are always things that remain ...
... felt the influence of its security, and in his stones lie in not predominantly cholugical. The sad organ toned humanity of Thomas Hardy is a thing by itself, as it rolls upwards in gray and :sombre depression on Humanity's beach. Stevenson could never have ...
... Bailie Dowie, Bailie Beattie, Bailie Spence, es- Provoat Gilmour, Dean of Guild Philip, and Councillors Nimmo, Wardrop, Hardy, Thomas, Rodger, P. Braithwaite, and Win. Braithwaite. THE FINANCE CONVENERSILIP. The Clerk read a letter from Councillor William ...