... NOVELIST’S HOUSE Max Gate, Dorchester, former honie of Thomas Hardy, the famous Wessex novelist, has been left the National Trust for places of historic interest, hy his Sister, who died October 4. M ss Hardy, who purchased Max Gate in IMS intending it for the ...

... REV. W. A. UNDERWOOD UNITARIAN CHAPEL. HuHi-strect, (Corner nf Moneon-street) 0.30: REV. ALFRED NALL M.A.. D O. Subject: Thomas Hardy: his Outlook Nature and God gILVEE ST. METHODIST CHUECH 10.30 a.m. and 6.0 p.m.i REV. W. H. PROUD LOVE COUTH BAR CONGREGATIONAL ...

... Lawrence; what Did He Mean?'* 9, —Beethoven Piano Sonatas. 9.45 —The BefirgarstafT Brothera. 10.5 —French Songs. 10.55—Thomas Hardy. , . 11. —17th and 18th Century Music 11.30 Talk. 11.50—Cloee. ...

... Solicitors. Alford. JOHN. THOMAS HARDY, deccabed. Pursuant to the Trustee Act 1925 Section 27). X?0T10E is hereby given that all 11 creditors and other persons ba..:ng any claims or demands against toe Estate of John Thomas Hardy. late of 19. Charles Road ...

... Mr. T. H. Atkinson’s Tragic Death MEMBER a well-known and highly respected South Lincolnshire agricultural family, Mr. Thomas Hardy Atkinson, of The Elms, Castor, near Peterborough, was found drowned in the River Welland at Deeping St. James on Saturday ...

... Orchestra 11.—Time; Close. THIRD PROGRAMME 504.6 Metres (585kcs) 203.5 Metres (1,474 kcs.). 6. “Finnepran’s Wake.’* 6.50 Thomas Hardy 6.45 Rene le Roy (Flute). Frneet Lush (Piano). Clara Haskil 7 40—“ Spain and its Problems.” 8. —“An Opera is Planned. 8 ...

... Atkinson's Tragic Death al - EMBER of a well-known an highly respected South Lin -1 colnshire agricultural family, Mr. l Thomas Hardy Atkinson. of The Elms, Castor, near Peterborough was found drowned in the River Welland at Deeping St. James or iaturday ...

... and Bottesford W.I was held in the Village-hall yesterday week, when Mrs- Noel Parr presided. The subject, Literature. Thomas Hardy. was ably given by Mr Fred Hudson, of Bottesford. and the comuetition. Things treasure. was won bv Miss Mary Keltl ...

... Joyce Hardy Ulster), who wore cherry coloured gown, and Miss Gwendoline Jessop icousm). who was dressed i» turquoise blue. wore similar head-dresses and carried bouquets of mixed anem- tThc best man was Mr. , Ken Foinquinos. and the were Mr. Thomas Hardy ...

... 10.45.—Thinfe that »o wrong in the houae: talk, w, Matthew* 11 —Oyrfl (Cbopin Keeltal). 11 SO —bwr*ic* in Weleh. 12.- —Thomas Hardy The WrlUr: Talk, Dencond MacCarthy. 1 2.15 p.m.—Dudley Hippodrome Orchestra. 1 —Time, new*. 115 —Talk Mr R. S, Hudson. ...

... window at the back. only a thin curtain being in front. A fine of £l, with ss. costs, was imposed. A FIELD FLARE Marcu Thomas Hardy. farmer. Crowland. was fined tl for showing a light from a field there on 7 February. Police evidence showed that at 9 ...

... Louth Grammar School, and their father was known to all, not only a very fine gentleman acid sportsman, but as a second Thomas Hardy. Mr Cribb spent a considerable amount mboay in andeavourlng trace and recover the champions belhwMd l admirars In hU day ...