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... 16 points lower. Sterling closed at 4.96 9-16.— Exchange. MRS. THOMAS HARDY here, has expressed grave disappoint- ment at President Roosevelt's action in Toe condition of Mrs. Thomas Hardy, imposing a partial embargo on arms and widow of the poet and novelist ...
... AOKMOWLIOOMINT. Mr. THOMAS HARDY —The family of the late Mr. 1. Hardy. Clifton wi«h f« thank afl relatleee, and nelghhonre for kind eymnathy and floral trttmtee rhown them their andden and double hareaeemant. NORMANS. Gt.UMBER ST.. NOTTINGHAM. ...
... conventions, but in being numbered among those who are true, and honest, and just, and pure, and lovely, and of good report, Thomas Hardy. Moral recklessness is dangerous: For by me thy days shall, be multiplied, and the years of thy life shall be increased ...
... also the Hardys. On on* occasion Lawrence ones took Lady Aster on the back Ms motor- cycle, and drove at 90 miles an hour along Plymouth Embankment Whether he found something Thomas Hardy that quieted his restless spirit, or something in Mrs. Hardy’s domesticated ...
... sort of prop to support a decaying conviction which, whilst strong, required no enunciation prove it so. —Thomas Hardy. * « Then shall the righteous shine forth at the sun in the kingdom of their Father, Who hath ears hear, let him hear. —Matt 13:43. ...
... . MR. MAUGHAM'S CAKES AND ALE. THOMAS HARDY INOT PORTKAYED IN NOVEL. A REPLY TO CRITICS. When, 1930, Mr. Somerset Maugham published his novel, Cakes and Ale, he was accused having drawn a portrait Thomas Hardy in the character Herbert Driffield, ...
... Impend. Henry Ktrke White. •Tie a gag morning All-adorning, No cloud warning rain to^lay. Where shall I go to. Go to, to? Thomas Hardy. ...
... Bare. Bagla .The flames were seen 15 miles 'swag. Tbs outbreak was In tbe -bear! of tbs Wessex country. Immortalised ia Thomas Hardy. ...
... then ft was possible to hear the bassviol, fiddle, flute and clarionet every Sunday morning (so graphically described by Thomas Hardy in Under the greenwood free ). But orchestral support at Nottingham Sunday school anniversaries is by no means thing of ...
... Mornlr,ns. J. C. Squire. (Hemi’iiiaiin. 6/0). A delightful series of essays from Ihe modern novel critical biographies of Thomas Hardy and Edmund Shades of Ben Jonson. Congrcave and Conrad Bit before as read The contents are so diversified to please clerics ...
... last year, will be pet formed again front the Nationals on Friday evening, the composer “Tess, the opera founded the Thomas Hardy novel. There will an Interesting relay from Paris to the Regionals on the same evening. M. Gustave Charpentler will conduct ...
... pinnace is a six carried by warship; also g^n gU' . used as tender; also a small -if vessel. Tess of the D'UrbervMcs jf Thomas Hardy. r ™ 5. St. Vitus was a jth \ whose festival falls on June lo ...