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Runcorn Weekly News
THE BEST OF CREEDS. ife found his work, but far behind Lay something that he could not find — Deep
... wonderful man. Thomas Hardy. He was a man whom the nation has honoured, a man who, having gone into the great beyond. Mill leaves behind a name that will live as long as English people books and dream dreams. To many young citizens the name of Hardy will only ...
pazmiEß PICTURE HOUSE. ALBERT ROAD, WIDNES. 6 45—TWICE NIGHTLY-8-45 Aild 20th. and during the week Monday. ..
... -upported by an all star cast in WINE. A real Sparklnig Entertainment. Following week TEM OF THE D'URBERVILLES. By Thomas Hardy. Larry Simon in THE GIRL IN THE LIMOUSINE . ' also TOM MIX in SINGLE SHOT PARKER.- ...
CRONTON & TARBOCK
... the tamp. The subject of the papers WIP My Far vette Atithor. Walter 800tt two adherents, whilst Stratton , Per and Thomas Hardy were the other writers (+boson. A very informil discussion followed the reeding*, and lit canons points in the programme ...
LONDON AND DAVENTRY
... . • Cratic. 7.zi—Fogindations of Music. 7.3o—The Mayor of Casterbridge, a play by John Drinkwater from the novel by 'Thomas Hardy. 9.o—Some Pieces by Alec Rowley, played by the composer. 94s—Mr. Donald Maxwell: The Lost Rivers of London. 9.3o—Weather ...
SEIM ADD OLD GOLD
... keen appreciative- WI nature's mood and peculiarities; those might hardly have pereeked that the trees dripped at all. — Thomas Hardy. • J We ending ooal to delivered most ton, and we CT. selling .-Aciel at Francisco cheaper than the can deliver it.—Mr ...
YOUNG CITIZENS' LEAGNE. THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE CHILDREN. THE OXEN
... Margaret Marria mot in a dikartthal poe:n boy Thomas Hardy, reatindling ns the legend that the oxen Still and worship at Christmas Pre. Good selections were elm sent in by Mary Thompeon, Elisabeth. Sarah and Thomas Roche, Ellen Ryan and 11. Whitehouse. DRAWING ...
THE CHANGING BELVEDERE PANORAMA OF RUNCORN FORESHORE. A VARIED HISTORY
... Bate lived in the house and managed the baths. Next came Mason's ship building yard; then that of Messrs. John anti Thomas Johnson; then Hardy and Wyles steam mill; then Headley'is :date yard. where elate! were prepared for the schools; then Messrs. Brundrit ...
A RECORD HATCH
... A RECORD HATCH. Mr. Thomas (ince, of 6 Chestort.)n street. Gaiaton, juso hod what he haliove• to be. a ripcord hatch. He a %Mini of thitletp now ander a hen and sarpriard to tad • yield of fiftacn hardy chicken.. all of which aro thriving. I ...
IT. HELENS & DIST RE
... Blind, presided on Thursday last at the opening ceremony of the new workshops, sales-shop, and social centre, by Lord Cozens-Hardy. The building is in Boundary Road, at the junction of Peter Street. Mr. Williams said the great development of the work had ...
PREMIER PICTURE HOUSE, ALBERT ROAD, WIDNES. b4S—TWICE NIGHTLY-8-45 Monday, April 27tIL and during the week. ..
... Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday— BLANCHE SWEET & CONRAD NIGEL in TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES. A brilliant screen version of Thomas Hardy's famous novel. Also No. 3 of London's Famous Cabarets. ('The Queen's own Peaches, at the Queen's Hotel. Thonoday. Friday ...
MR. HERBERT CHARLES JONES, GARSTON
... MR. HERBERT CHARLES JONES, GARSTON. The funeral took place on Thursday last of Mr. Herbert Charles Jones. of as, Hardy street, aarshin, who died in the Garston Hospital as a resolt of blood poisoning. The deceased had heen for 16 years with Messrs. Francis ...