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... Recitation“ Little Girl,” Jeahnis Noble. Dialogue “Temptation Resisted,” Miss Blackball’* Qass. Recitation—“ ’Xmas Eve,” Thomas M earns. Sketch—“Dr Diaculum,” Hr Henderson's Class. “Keel Row Dance,” Mis* Davidson’s Clam. Dialogue— * Serailowing the Rent ...
... WEATHCHM. In the May number oi Good Housekeeping,” Mr Thomas Hardy, the veteran novelist and poet, has a delicious little spring poem, with a sharp tang in it, called •• Weathers.” It runs This is the weather the cuckoo likes, And so do I ; When showers ...
... from that of the demersal or Ah! little they think, who delight in her streln, Victoria ■ 7 2 • ; 5 5 boortMa war,” eaid the hardy seadog. bottom-living and Aftdr How the heart of the Minstrel if breaking. Uverpeolf ■ • 45a 0 555 6 0 615, 12 “r ...
... Misadvanrur. ” LECTURE ON “THOMAS HARDY.' Rev. Alexander Smart. M.A., assistant in East Parish Church, Aberdeen, brother of Mr H. W. Smart. M.A., English Master in Fraserburgh Academy.gave a lecture on The Novels Thomas Hardy,'* at the Academy Literary ...
... will , found in its September number. Another feature of this number which will be eagerly read is a character-study of Thomas Hardy by Harry Fumiss. In Samson in Petticoats H Mr St Nihal Singh describes some amazing feats of strength of a Hindu lady, ...
... Church. Week ending 13th February. Mr Fred Martin, M.P. honoured by Education Authori'y. Lecture by Rev, G. Smart, M.A., •• Thomas Hardy in Academy. _ Operetta Princess Chrysanthemum performed by S. U. F. Church Scholars. Parish Church Choir At Home.” Mr ...
... mountain torrents.” In the 6nancing of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Stephen foubd a valuable a'ly in Thomas, afterwards Sir Thomae Skinner. When Thomas Skinner became identified with the members of the C.P.R. syndicate in their efforts to induce the British ...
... CHAMBERSS FOR JANUARY BEGINS THE NEW VOLUME AND CONTAINS A New POEM BY THOMAS HARDY and a reprint of his first published work HOW / BUILT MYSELF A HOUSE which appeared sixty years in Chaml'ers’s Journal Also the Opening Chapters A MCW NOV CL JOHN BUCHAN ...
... 1/- net FOR JANUARY BEGINS THE NEW VOLUME AND CONTAINS A NEW POEM THOMAS HARDY and a reprint of his 6rst published work HOW BUILT MiSRLF HOUSE which appeared sixty years ago in Chambers’s Journal .Also the Opening Chapters of a aRe novcl By JOHN BUCHAN ...
... TESS The Wonder Doe in 7 Act Drama OF THE D’URBERVILLES 'FIND YOUR MAM Thomas Hardy’* Literary Ma*terpiece made I into screen masterpiece. I A hair-raising thriller with action in every ‘cent THURSDAY, FRIDAY AMD SATURDAY THURSDAY & SATURDAY aSSSiEa- ...
... |Mias Duihar, Pnilorth Mist-Nancy Simpi n, S lichen ; Mr* P. Paton, Mrs Groansy ;• Mrs Smith, D.rbyhall., Gan tleman—Thomas Biasst, Thomas Ptetsley, - G-orye Officer, Jahn Barnet, Andrew Moir, John Bleckia, J. Ritchie, J bn Cni'ckihank, W. Jamiaaott, I. ...
... Public, who looksd kka winners from the start, and ererybody enjoyed watching their play—flood applauw.) As the champions— Thomas Spsacs. Councillor Gordon, John Robb and John Raid (skip), stepped forward to raeaiaa the handsome trophy, they ware greeted ...