... entered into red. January Ist, 1922. Until the day dawn. —From his loving Wife and Family. HARDY.—In loving memory Thomas Henry, the beloved husband Emily Hardy, of 137, Upper Hanover Street, who passed away January Ist, 1926. To memory ever dear. —From ...

... welfare' ' 31-1 and in v AFKIL of National Association of Schoolmasters in Hull : on fire of Brest 9 — Hull trawlers Anient Thomas Hardy arrested at Iceland for il fishing IS— Newa Ideal Exhibition -13— Cattle Market Outbreak of city Writ for election in Buukrose ...

... Governor* puis Grammar School were repreaebUd by Col. Bousfteld: and Mr. C. Cuthvor'h. the senfor mastcf, represented . Dr. I'erTy Thomas and school. - The Leeds and Sa*ln(*-Bank, ef which Sir vice president. *a» represented by Mf. J. Bo«miQ, Mr VV. Mr. J. A. ...

... Watertield: Stool, liill, and Don gall: Brulou. Freeman. Boo], Devine, and Page. Grimsby Town: Jackson and .lorob-on: Newton. Hardy, and Pug-Icy: Be-toII. Carniichacl. Mar-hall. . 'The team to nice! Leicester City, Middlesbrough. be:—Mothictfon: Smith and ...

... touch can alter all created things. We are everything on earth—except The Gods! Other names are Robert Bridges, Thomas Hardy; Thomas Carlyle, Thomas Hood, Francis Thompson, Alice Mevnell, Edmund Blunden, Walter De la Mare, E. V. Lucas. John Masefield, Louis ...

... tained be tried appointment George P Hardy The Agent Manchester Tel 752 Cfcutation college school MOUNTJCY ROAD TERM begins THURSDAY January 2t)th at 10 am IJ ISA 1REDALE DYSON Pupil of Mdme Henrietta Mdme Thomas Mrs PUPILS FOR Street Huddersfield Crips ...

... P.. T.he Hon. Air-. Gretson, Lady iliudlm, the lion. Diana AH-opp. Pol. Scott Duff. Jean Lord ran. Mi» Marigold Mr. Rupert Hardy. Mr. T. Watt, Mi-* Mi— AfoHio Ctetton. and Mr. J. F. Manor (Corby) Partv. —Col and Mi-. C. «je Pnravitini. Lord and Lady George ...

... pictured, hut manages to have quite feminine pradice of preening herself. LITERATURE'S (LO3l. The fact that two of Mr. Thomas Hardy's poems are included in the selection' from the London Mercury, issued under the title of the Mercury Hook reminds ...

... tut orchestra of normal dimensions. Thomas Hardy's version the antiquo legend strong contrast to that which Wagner evolved, considerable extent from his own imagination, and also with Mime Eastern influences. Hardy introduces the second Isolde Iseult ...

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... Driffield. The interment took place nt the Little Driffield Church on Saturday, of Mrs Elizabeth Gall, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Gall, The who wo* 83 yean of age died at tha residence of her daughter's, Mta Jefierson, St John's Kd., Driffield. The Rev ...

... dialogue, explaining that one word in a play had to do the work of six in a novel, and reading some dialogue passages from Thomas Hardy’s “Jude the Obscure” which had a wordiness and elaboration that would be wholly inadmissible on the stage, where one had ...