... r 6..11 7 INTRUDER iSir G. Esrolt 5..11 ARD—lOlb. (Mr. C. It-may 6. .11 .ON IMr. S. l-auranccl C. Young a..11 5 BURLY (Mi Hardy) lie** 5..11 fcMr. G. Rinw.ck) J. Rcnwick 5..11 4 PKltftY lIM.I. (Mr. L. Phillips- T leader 6..11 MOUNTAIN SONG (Mr. J. Ait ...

... HI TO-MORROW (TUESDAY). 25th. 1921. 1.30 p.m. prompt. HEWITT and HELLOWELL arc inv.rivtod Mr. .lames W. Hardy. Motor and Cycle Agent, Sell Auction, above, the Who;® c-f the ami CYCLE PLANT, including 20 lI.P. Fire-eater FORD (1914- TOURING CAR. 10-12 ...

... deny without hesitation to-morrow if it suits his policy.—R^tfccr. 'THE RE TV RE OF TIIE XA TIVEX AMATEURS LONDON Mr. Thomas Hardy's famous novel. written long ago as 1873. and adapted for the Mr-go Mr. T. H. was presented last night at the Guildhall ...

... Government intend take all private , . • i:u.e to Easter, the following Bills down for second reading on the dates - nod :—Sir Thomas Bramsdon • ■■■■• :■.] Representation Bill, April 8; Lv- I ox—Corn Sales Bill, April 15 ; (.v.-o;: Licensing Bill, April 22; ...

... Hinfon, Huntington, Smith, Cooper, Marshall, and Townend, forwards. Hudderbfiald —Holland, back ; Rosenfeld, Pogsnn, Gwyn Thomas, and Moorhouse, tbreequartnr backs: Rogers and Williams, half becks; Swindon. Gronow. Fenwick, Naylor, dark, and Sherwood ...

... another heart And other pulse**. Other contributors to the volume are Dr. G. C. Williamson (Editor). Mrs. Meynell, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Frederic Harrison. Dr. Bradley. Dr. Morrison. Mr. Saint-bury. Mr. John Drinkwater. Mr. Alfred Mr. B. cats, Mr. Glut ...

... IT- NOTTINGHAM— affectionate remembrance dear husband and father. Arthur Thomas Nottingham, who paarcl away on »biunry 23, 1919. Aim Arthur, son of the who fell in action 26 1916.—Churchfield l.irersed-e. TOWXBEXD -To memory Lieut. Harry TownsemJ. R.F ...

... H. Holme., checker. Jtcdliil: Ward-'2j Ambler, licence victualler; J. 'J'. Bov.c>. miner; 11. Drake, tailor and out fit J. Hardy, printer VVe, 'f •C. on, flint - bottle maker VVluida.c Ward —Hi .1. 11. | ...

... il Oak 11. K t'*eat». J. K. Crawf-rd 4 7' Ba'.i.'-'f «n the ndttvr >•! the ile.-bin.- lev lb->Mr fari*' Club. per M Hardy A. .1. :.'K. ley. Collect« ft 0 11. Bftar.Ubaw. Nook, riirdiiow I*»!•••, I.enS* .. 010 Jhu aiL.i h, Dob fitit, O Total ...

... returned Windsor Lady Mary Cambridge I in.* left die Castle. Lieut.-Colonel Sir Munav and Lady Hilda Miuiay and Major L. H. Hardy. .Life Guard l -, bad the honour dining with the King and Queen lib* evening. The projected vi*it Princess Marie J.oni.-e to ...

... archaism, but to see him at J:;- it necessary into the Black and White Room, and study the masterly lit'- engraving of Mr. Thomas Hardy work which comparable with the rat Holbein his bast. return to Mr. (ireiffenhagen. Jus >ual sense of beauty or colour ...

... Sweden, where Bernadotte broke with his master and was formally adopted into the old reigning house. In this vital matter Thomas Hardy is right. Napoleon was a dynast least much as the against whom fought; ami dynasties can become national only identifying ...