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... and Mrs. Dawes will be present. Mr. F. 8S. Marvin will take the chair. and will be su; Dr. A. J. Grant, of Leeds, Mr. We Thomas, Mr. Geoffrey Whitworth, M. Michel Saint-Denis, Dr. David Heron and Mrs. Heron. PETER QUINCE. T WEEK AT LEEDS CINEMAS. PARAMOUNT ...
... 4 6—Wolsey. 2—Yes. 3—May 26. 9—September 17. §—Bucks. 10—Thomas Hardy The answer to the question: How many times must a student for the Bar dine at his Inn of Court was given as 33. “C. N.” te Out that at his Inn of Court he has to eat 72 dinners, but ...
... have made are exposed to tion in Germany. be a compound for labour. it was not—it : mall bina strong appeal to one of Mr. Thomas Whatever course may be taken by the Italian tiona, however, had left many almost stitch in time saves nine and doller in Deve ...
... dearly beloved HARD’ ror husband ef bridge Street).—Interment at (proprietor of Hardy's Priday, January 10, at 3 pm AAZLEWOOD —January 7, at 67. Parm cars, widow of the late Thomas Priday. at Woodhouse yOOD. late of 6, New Camp Cemetery. at. 245 oa 4 6 LAS ...
... ALBERT HENRY who died Jenua 11, 1435. —From his Wife and Pamily. MABSH.-—Loving memories of our dear tather. 1955; also deer THOMAS. who died January 11, mother. HANNAH. who died Jenuary 30. 1433. and Gear si. Sister MARIAN, who died May 26, 1952. emem! ...
... place was taken by Prvu‘fessor O.M.- J. W. Kipling’s ashes lie close to the ashes of his great contemporary and friend, Thomas Hardy, whose heart is buried in the soil of his native Wessex. Near by is the burial piace of Charles whose work Kipling loved ...
... Corner, were a host of Eipling’'s friends. At the foot of the statue of Addison, between the graves of Charles Dickens and Thomas Hardy, a square of purple velvet overlay the spot where a flagstone had been removed to receive Mr. Kipling’s ashes. The Abbey ...
... modern equipment. CANDIDATES Mr. Malcolm MacDonald Natienal Mr. Randolph Churchill Independent Mr. Hector MacNell | Dr. Thomas . DINGWALL, Friday. HE truce is over in the Ross and Cromarty by-election, and the four candidates have resumed their gum ...
... he politely calls a misprint, he knows that it is probably the author Who has made @ howler in spelling or grammar. Even Thomas Hardy contuses predict and predl- cate, and one might make a long list of including solecisms by famous Byron's “there let him ...
... to induce persons to become shareholders in the company. Howeson and Hardy were charged with aiding and abetting unsel in the case were: For the Crown, the Attorney-General (Sir Thomas Insktp. K.C.), Mr. Eustace Fulton and Mr. L. A. Byrne. For Bishirgian—Sir ...
... Induce persons to become shareholders in ibe company. Howeson and Hardy are charged with aid: ing and abetting. Counsel im thse case are: Por the crown the Attorney-General (sir Thoma: inskip. KC) Mr Eustace Pulton and Mr lA Byrne. ‘ot Sir Patrick Hastings ...
... bank for James and He knew Hardy in connection with various tin companies, and Hardy introduced the business on behalf of James ana Mr. Andrew Barrie, solicitor, &@ member of the firm of Mawby and Barrie, said that he met Hardy in 1922 and acted as solicitor ...