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... Exeter; Albert Scarrott (IS), Ruddington; Edith, Holmes (14), Liverpool; Jessie Bill (14), Wigan; Charles heatley '(14), Hanley; Thomas Rudkin (14), Chapeltown; and' Beatrice Goodall. Cardiff. ~Highly Commended.—Ercd Bailey (14), Kettering; Sy.dney Northcotev ...
... Doris Luok. tt! Ada Thomas Bennett, James Collier. .Inl.ii Rains, Lilian Senior, Reginald Bennett, Willie Parkinson, Christina Kilner, Florence Martin, Gladys Bolton, l.cncli Bulterworth, Bernard Thompson, Florence North, Aldam, Thomas Steel, John Greaves ...
... Hawk; 29, Falcon; 30, Rushby; 31, ; 32. East; 33, Russell; 54, Twining; 35. Vine'; 36, Goldie; 37, Remnant; 38, Day; 39, Hardy; 40, Forester; 41, Reeves; 42, Fane ; 43, Somerset; 44, Campbell or Bell; 45. Foster; 46. Woolley: 47, Heap; 48. Coe or Cole’; ...
... engaged in mishing a scries of philosophical works which had begun when he was forte. Our own Grand Old Man of liurature, Mr. Thomas Hardy, said that he only knew was “old” by the thousands of congratulatory letters which he received his seventieth birthday ...
... Officers’ wives have pudding and pies, Soldiers’ wives have skilly ; but there was a time, within living memory, when Mrs. Thomas Atkins was by no means the enviable w oman she is to-day, and when, if skilly had no necessary part in her bill of - fare ...
... new light in Bride from the \\-t. * lust Mr. Thomas Hardy made Wessex the w m Ids short tales, Ben Bolt has made l.anc.e-i *. ! (he set his Village stories. But the compare,. 'does not end here. Thomas Hardy’s most vigor**, work to found in novels ; and ...
... Margaret Biggs, 149, Coleford Road, Sheffield. J.ewis Birkett, 6, Airo Street, Brighousc. Evelyn Biss, 26, Danygraig Tor., St. Thomas, Swansea. George Blackburn, 11, Clement St., Dewsbury Road, Wakefield. Horace Boaman, 167. Eslcourt St., New Bridge Rd., Hull ...
... attention, since it might have been transferred here bodily from one of those fifteenth-century Dorset villages that Thomas Hardy loved so much. Lastly, I found that there was good reason for including the very well-known “Traveller’s Rest,” of the equally ...
... HOLBORN VIADUCT, LONDON, E.C. SIMPLE CURE FOR DEAFNESS. Marvellous Effect of New Home Trestment. SENT ON 10 DAYS’ FREE TRIAL. Hardy lias much interest ever been (hat caused by the discoTeiy of ;■ simple cure for Deafness and llpiid Noises. has proved so remavk ...
... contributed to one of ttie Liverpool papers, and given him strong recommendation to the editor of a Shropshire paper ; and Mr. Thomas Hardy might still have been unknown outside his native Dorsetshire and the little world of architects had his wife not “badgered” ...
... around his neck and kissed him warmly on the withered cheek. “Eh, but you’ll have to spare me after all,” she whispered. “Thomas is on his way to parson’s so as the banns may be called this very next Sunday.” The old man patted her shoulder, “ You’re ...
... Bath, which it acknowledges as the leading places on the line. The sword stands for Bath, and the castles for the town of Thomas Hardy and the Wessex novels. The crest of that greatest of British railways, the London and North-Western, might well be mistaken ...