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... Southey. Thomas and John are .also extremely well represented, especially if we include e few who wrote prose as well as poetry, and thus get Thomas Carlyle, Thomas Browne, Thomas Campbell, Thomas Hardy, ...
... Small (violin); Franklyn Kelsey (baritone). : 22-30—22-35.—Closing passages from Tess of the D’Urbervilles, Nadja Green’ by Thomas Hardy, read by National—l,soom. 18-00.—North Natjona]. 18-45.—Welsh Interlude, 19-05.—North Nationa], 22-35—24-00.—North Regional ...
... Gilbey, ®® © . Religion is the sum of our knovvllp ge and life experience.—Mr., Aubrey de Se lncourt, @ BEAE e in my mind Thomas Hardy was no mor when I wrote ¢ ba,kes and Ale”’ thafl' George Merediih or Anatole France.—Mr. Somerset Maugham. ® 8 9 The builder ...
... period gel Was married, and went to live at Woolale. Mrs. Green wag born at Marnhull, a Dorsetshire village made famous by Thomas Hardy In his book, ¢‘Tess of the d’Urbervilles.”’ Her home was within a few minutes’ walk of the house in which *Tess” is supposed ...
... of entertainment. i34t o . HARDY’S UNWRITTEN NOVEL . The decision of Mrs. Thomas’ Hardy to leave Dorchester and settle in London recalls the fact, says ¢¢ The Morning Post,’’ that though 8o *intimately linked With Wessex, Hardy himself at onc time Was 2 ...
... SUFFERING CAUSED TO SHEEP Thomas Robert Hardy, 3, Green Bottom, Royd Edge, Meltham, pleaded not guilty to a summons allefiing that he caused unnecessary suffering to a gheep on June 4, . : It was alleged that the sheep, which was in a pen at the Huddersfield ...
... dance music. Holst was a great admirer of Thomas Hardy, and he paid musical homage to the Wessex movelist in his composition ‘ Egdon Heath,” which interprets the brooding Iysterious fateful spirit of the Hardy ,countrfr. The Royal Philharmonic Society’s ...
... spirit at to hurt him That was tragedy of “Mary Rose” Yet this which have made him as pessimist as Thomas Hardy sometimes seems to be Barrie was one Hardy’s staunchest admirers leaves him at the still with faith in human goodness still finding a place for ...
... repair FALSE PRETENCES Huddersfield Offences at Barnsley -i- If hired in for inv to Htidderafield Keightov tin for months Thomas Hardy Morris F Laurie incurring the Hotel Barnsley pretence with intent other offences should taken j similar kind the of from ...
... srta Both then and isorfolk soldiers sailors well loaetlier for then is similarity in temperament ing from the aad of Thomas Hardy When recently Admiralty look-out for two real chummy ships tn Kiel visit picked on tiaxB norroik nMB Dorset The result ...
... which Mrs Hardy was chairman Another remembrance from people who worked with Mrs Hardy on this organisation was model of the cottage in which Thomas Hardy was born was of leaves and berries picked the countryside The grave where Thomas ...
... Brenard Roseneath Halifax to Eileen elder of Mr and Mrs Hirst Huddersfield HARDY MELLOR On June 6th 1935 Church Meltham by Rev P E Cooper Thomas K Hardy of Mrs and late Mr Thomas Hardy of Royd Edge Meltham to Mary H Melior of Mrs :U Melior ...