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... much pleasure in congratulating the lolloping players on liolinc in one. Mrs. B. Squire 14t.h at Hockley. Miss Thomas 4th at Chorlton-cum-Hardy. Mrs. M. Summer- Mrs. M. Eccles.. 4th at Croft, ling 4th at Leek. A 11 entries for Eve's M onthly PLEASE WRITE ...
... carols with mplanatol7 remarks by Mr. llask•U Hardy. Mr. Hardy said that In the Middle Agee the most popular forma of holiday making were gang on pilgrimage to shrines of popular as In too . like St. Thomas a Beckett. and Wing a-carolling. a-wassailing ...
... the events of the previous $7O for Love and My. Lewisham. Tess of the : ' month, I did not make sufficient D’Urbervilles (Hardy) has been higher, but fetched : llowance for the vagaries of the [ransatlantic not too bad a price at sloos (together with ...
... THOMAS TUSSER: __ B_l_o_c_k_ p_re-v 1.,---o-u--=s,..l=y ------.-.us e rtd-.;in-u,_ CJ~ :f)ee: By HENRY G.LAMOND Large crown Bvo. 16 photographs. Bs. 6d. net Mr. Lamond writes, in a vigorous forthright style born of close contact with them, about ...
... explain. Take this case: Thomas Hardy had a w!rt»haired terra named Wcssex. specially fond of «* friend of the family. Mr William Wntkins. of whom he always made (Treat fuss. On April evening In 1925. Mr Watklns illi-d Hardy, and. to the amazement the ...
... Hemingway. Internatienal.—England v. South Africa tat Plymouth Argyle: Birks: Mackay, H ., h , nion. Wailer. Pullen. Reed Hardie); Twieitenham a 2.3ol. Grazier, Bowden, %%slier. Palace, Cal:ender: Crilly. Barrie: Turner. Parry. • p i h Leslie, Black ...
... had easystages of paddling, but the work was made arduous by a strong head wind The order of rowing was as follows: D Half Thomas (Eton and Lady Margaret) (bow), list. . 3. L Luxton (Melbourne and Pembroke), 13st 41b . 3. T G (Haileybury and Peterhouse ...
... Neville m*To T,\fd M D- J- Clarke. 0Neill; Mus.D.. W. II. 'iidiei, is mystifying n t'&i! IS woek with I' ski telepathy Alf. Thomas rattles iort ?t\ /9r!ps >n good Btyle. ounl o ^'ll'-'el are a welcome 'iters w ?cotch comedians. The 'ak VVa'so are newcomers ...
... Reg. No. F. 6487. Reviewed in Kine. October 15, 1931. Pi - emcirv.—One 48-sheet. one 12-sheet. two 6-sheets. Sr tn.—Thomas Meigtan, Hardie Albright, Maureen O'Sullivan ATHOSPIISHE.—The dramatic story of the struggle, of a bargee who, although an illegitimate ...
... Reg. No. F. 6487. Reviewed in Kine. October 15, 1931. Pi - emcirv.—One 48-sheet. one 12-sheet. two 6-sheets. Sr tn.—Thomas Meigtan, Hardie Albright, Maureen O'Sullivan ATHOSPIISHE.—The dramatic story of the struggle, of a bargee who, although an illegitimate ...
... (World's Clinical ; Mark Ruthorford*s Autobiography (then and Unison's edition. with Introduction by If. NV. Massinghaai) ; Thomas Hardy. by Lionel Johosea ; Statue! Butler, C. E. M. Jos& The lee fir the wl.f.le a curse is only 3e.. but individual lei.tures ...
... written some remarkable verse which has won high opinion from such eminent people as the late Cardinal Newman, the late Thomas Hardy and Sir William Watson. YTSFLETCHER, I. S. Murder at Wrides Park. Cr. Bvo (71 x 5). 284 pp. Harrap’s Sealed Mysteries. ...