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... Oakley received For the Gaytonians Cripps Hardy White outstanding latter’s dribbling being of high standard Smith right half wing well check plied White with fine passes GAYTONIANS: R W Fairbaim : F Cripps ii Hardy N Smith D A It Halsey L W Smith K Brown ...

... mistress approved of' Much trouble taken with the and dresses were appropriate took part were Prologue D Barber Susan Miss M Thomas Buth Graham Fifty later : A M Pepper Elizabeth Graham Miss D Oglesbie Ellen Miss M E Pepper : Mrs Hall (late Miss Emily P ...

... Rtn. R. Housden; Rtn. J. C. Sheffield (president. Rotary Club, Lewisham) and Mrs. Sheffield; Rtn. Robinson; Rtn. H. Hardy and Mrs. Hardy; Mrs. Wright; Rtn. Fothingbam and Mrs. Fothingham; Mrs. Atkinson; Mr. Wells and Mrs. Wells: Rtn. R. S. Johnston and ...

... t. GREENIDGE, T. Degenerate Oxford ? Cr. Bvo (74 x 5). viii, 245 pp. A defence of Oxford. Chapman &H. 7/6 HARDY, T. Chosen Poems of Thomas Hardy. Pott Bvo (6} % 4}). Vignette title. xii, 277 pp. Clo. or ecrasé morocco. ~ Macmillan. 3/6, 5/ A new edition ...

... Harrow 3294 Hours 9 am to 8 pm TUESDAY JANUARY 28 1930 Sir Alexander CaTlyon (in the chair) and magistrates Dkunk George Thomas Harris (32) St John’s Wood was charged with drunk in the High-road Wembley January 25 at 245 am Prisoner admitted offence ...

... entertained on Saturday Workers’ Union), Mr. Dean (Headmaster and a football fixture, the date for which Cayley Street and Thomas Street Central. Clothes Orying om the Bed. at St. Se Hall, 8axom Road, on the | of Scbouls), Mr. Cheston Porter hag not yet ...

... out, smiace mulch of leaf a smiace mulch of leaf mould with a little peat v = B a x THE .· .· GARDEN GARDEN GARDEN THE HARDY HARDY HARDY AZALEAS thing such s lightly well- firmly fixed minds that, peaty nl.edium., peat is by no means neces ary being. Jny ...

... ago. All that Mr. Hanbury feels he can do in view of hie promi-e is to put up a simple tablet on the wall. saying: '' Thomas Hardy Lived Here. MOTOR HISTORY. A history of the famous Riley Motor- Car Company, tracing its record from the time wheo its ...

... LAST WISH OF HARDY. BIRTHPLACE NOT AS MEMORIAL. COTTAGE LET. BY his last wish Thomas Hardy precludes the possibility of his cottage birthplace at Higher Rockhampton, Dorsetshire the Tolpuddle of his stories—ever becoming a national memorial. At the author's ...

... the party. A large gathering on Saturday at Sevington included several distinguished visitors, among whom were Hugh Lloyd Thomas, Lady Lettice Lygon, the Hon. Imogen Grenfell, Mr. R. Cotterell, and India Pale Ale. The morning was disappointing, redeemed ...

... by Professor Graham Kerr, from Glasgow. 45. Ivy St. He.ier (entertainer*. 8 B.C. Concert. Symphony Orrheatra. conducted Sir Thomas Beechan Victor (pianol; from Queen's Hall. London. ». New* 15. Symphony Concert (continued). 10. Local News; (Daventry) Bhipping ...