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... little booklets in paper covers, and cost sixpence each. THOMAS HARDY. Penetrating Study of Great A uthor. THOMAS HARDY. A CRITICAL STUDY. Arthur M'Dowall. Fabcr and Faber: 12s 6d. Although Hardy's death is still recent, the length of his ...
... discomfort and dullness of a day of rain. Judging was carried out in a continous downpour. It was an umbrella show. But the hardy and hearty farmers of Scotland faced the situation with a cheeriness worthy of the best traditions of the race. Leslie Durno ...
... Marsden, 68 Belgrave Road, nc ashire; Alexander Matheson, Ben- -House, Stornoway; James Frederick Reunion Cottage, Kemnay; *Thomas Leslie Terrace, Aberdeen; ?° a M'Quibban Murray, 37 Forest *anj ' oerdeen; Malcolm Gordon Murray, Wood- Robert .Oodstock ...
... Medal)— John Cumming; English (Town Council Medal)— John Cumming; dux (Dr Grant Gold Medal) —John Gumming. AT ST THOMAS'S H.C. At the St Thomas R.C. School, Keith, the prizes were presented by Mrs Laidlaw. Provost Laidlaw delivered short but instructive ...
... John Mac Arthur violin) Glasgow. 9.0 —Second News London. 9.ls—Scottish News Edinburgh. 9.2o—Eseape, V., Captain J. L. Hardy London. 9.40 —Musical Comedy Programme—. Vivienne Chatterton (soprano), George Baker (baritone), •8.8.C. Light Orchestra Do-10 ...
... 6.35 —Oxford v. Cambridge Do. 6.40 —Foundations of Music Do. 7.0 —New Books —Air Desmond MacCartby Do. 7.25 —Jlr Bertram Thomas: Crossing the South Arabian Desert Do. 7.45 —Phyilida and Corydon—A Pastoral Opera Music by Handel, arranged by J. Michael ...
... Macduff; Helen Cumming Fraser. Whitecairns; Margaret Helen Garden, Drumoak; Jeannie Chalmers Hadden, Aberdeen Alexander Merrie Hardie, Aberdeen; Edwin James Hollands, Laurencekirk; Charles Ross Irvine, B.Sc., Tain; Flora Jessie Jolly, St Cyrus; Margaret Nellie ...
... Aberdeen—equal, 60; Stuart Thomas Gordon Gray, and John Swinton MacKar Huntly—equal. 55;. George lan Davidson, Huntly, and David Flett Smith, Findotohty—equal, Archibald Crerar. Aberdeen, Archibald Macßae. Stornoway, Thomas Alexander Smiih, Lerwick, and ...
... John Matheson, Brora, and 6. The only real surprise of the first round was the defeat of the Golspie crack, A. VV. Mackay, by Thomas Ross, Brora. Keen Dornoch Tussle. Robert Grant. Royal Dornoch, last year's winner, who held advantage five holes at the turn ...
... 3n, athletic meeting be■ Sa, was decided here M,''* ti ...
... Beechwood, N.J. Sir James Barrie will visit Dorcheiter on September 2 to unveil the bronze statue in memory of his old friend Thomas Hardy, the novelist. The memorial is a gift to Dorchester from subscribers all over the world. The Duchess of Richmond and Gordon ...
... last place among the twenty-four who will line up for the final shoot over the 60(? vards range. One of them L.-Cpl. W. M'Hardy, 5/7 th Gordons, winner of the King's Cup in 1926. The first stage leader is C.Q.M.S. W. Henderson, Bucksburn, the 5/7 th Gordons ...