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... carried out time Hardy immortalised THE ICING’S REPRESENTATIVE The Herschell Lord-in-Waiting-in-Ordinary Peacock the of HIS HEART IN WESSEX A Simple But Touching Village Ceremony Monday— Mrs Hardy left this morning the: burial of Hardy’s in her ever native ...
... Africa as needless. The ex-Queen Isabella 11., of Spain, is lying seriously iil at her residence in Paris. Mrs. Hardy, mother of Thomas Hardy, thenovelist, was buried on Wednesday at Stinsford, near Dor. chester. y i : The Dowager Countess Winterton is ...
... leatherette edition with rounded corners and gilt lettering ot 25.6 d. The authors whose works are represented include: Thomas Hardy, Hugh Walpole, James Stephens. Lewis Carroll, Miss E. M. Deiar field, Winston Churchfl!, Charles ] Kingsiey and Mazo de ...
... Parthian, Robina, Saltaire Lapageria, Flying Wing, Anson, Maelstrom. TUESDAY, May 28th.—p.m. tide. Steamers: Loch Carron (A), Thomas Hardy (H) (to Hult),. Resparko, Sturton, Susarion.,. St. Keverne, Sethon, Krinsyde, Grana Fleet, Amy (FN), Newark Castle (BK) ...
... THOMAS HARDY'S WISH Before Thomas Hardy died in 1928, he expressed a wish that the thatched cottage at Higher Bockhampton, near Dorchester, Dorset, where he spent his earlier days, should not be the resort of sightseers, but should be occupied by a farm ...
... Moate, story of the English Channel, arranged by Arthur Bryant and Laurence Gilliam from the writings of Hilaire Belloc, Thomas Hardy, Joseph Conrad, John Masefield, and others; music by Arnold Bax and Sibelius, arranged by Maurice Brown ; produced by Laurence ...
... resolution was carried, only one hand being held up against it out of the large gathering present. - The local secretary, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Howsham, was instructel to send copies of the resolution to Sir Alfred | Gelder, M.P. for the Division, and to the ...
... Cieethorpes, on July 19th. ROAD OFFENCES. For riding his motor eyele in Grimsby Road, without a front light, on July Bth, Thomas Alfred Hardy, fish packer, of 2, Garnet Strect, was oraered to pay T7s. 6d. Trie Michael Rogerson, traveller, of 113, Bentley Street ...
... Music. 2.30-2.50 —British History: The Pilgrim Fathers, by E. Carus-Wiison. 2.55 —Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree, Thomas Hardy; 7 —An Interview with the Vicar, read by V. C. Clinton- Baddeley, from West of England. j.ls—The Bournemouth Municipal ...
... works of special interest, that should appeal to a large body of readers. These are *‘ Far- from the madding crowd,” by Thomas Hardy; ' Fortitude,” by Hugh Walpole ; and * Introduction to Sally,” by the author of ** Elizal beth and her German garden.” ...
... REGIONAL (342.1 m.) 2.0 The 8.8.C. Welsh Orchestra (leader, Frank Thomas), conducted by Mansel Thomas; Mai Ramsay (soprano). 2.55 Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy, read by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley : B—The8 —The Keeper’s House. 3.15 ...
... scaled their has its hold on the literary public Such is not likely with Thomas Hardy His genius thrown once a and it live work as his last says Johnson Art Thomas Hardy” Hardy’s writing certain qualities vast Egdon the air soil its ...