... THE BAT’S Conducted THOMAS HARDY ' Hardy” Edmund Blunden Men of Letters Series Macmillan 7s 6d “Thomas Hardy” by H W Nevinson PEN Books Allen & Unwin 2s MR BLUNDEN added a new biography to the many that deal life work of ...

... Street. fludderaffeld. alderman Of the )tuddersfield County Borough Council. 11033411. left (not personalty ataddi Mr. Ralph Thomas Hardy. Sprlnglteld Terrace. Holmfarth. left £240 (net personalty Mre Ed:ill S. Sillies Avenue. Morecambe and eleysham. dalehter ...

... great deal to the work our gallant seamen, and is fully appreciated. Many, many thanks, and with every good wish. —Yours, THOMAS HARDY. Chaplain. Seamen’s Institute and Home, Sunderland. The King has consented to be patron of Empire Youth Sunday next year ...

... guided us to little port. . . The port chaplain, the Rev. Thomas Hardy, shoved his head round the door. These three lads were in that ship. said, and the three came In, all Sunderland lads. Thomas Harvey. Cecil Brown. Peter Cook. Young A.B.s, thcv were ...

... interested audience. Mr Broadhead pointed out that most people were apt to think of Thomas Hardy as a tragedian, and he brought one story from Life's Little Ironies that showed Hardy to be a humorist of the first order. His final study Dickens was a masterpiece ...

... 4y6 g Richard HiLLARY THE LAST ENEMY One of the most accomplished R.A.F. books.— Spectator 7/6 g Edmund g BLEADEN g THOMAS HARDY A little masterpiece of critical biography.— Daily Telegraph 7/6 «_ . g Lord g « PONSONBY g g HENRY PON SON BY i g g ...

... represents the modern generation of the firm. Their imposing list of authors includes Kingsley, Matthew Arnold, Walter Pater. Thomas Hardy and Kipling. Among their best-sellers are Tom Brown's Schooldays, Alice Wonderland. Palgrave's Golden Treasury and ...

... ages unborn. with a genlu In The Yorkshire Weekly Post, amid similar tributes to Tennyson, appears a serial story by one Thomas Hardy, author of a story called Tess .of the D'Urbervilles. But he holds a feeble taper compared with the Tennyson torch. ...

... and other tlimgs must be left behind. If the world stood still at happy moment. there would be no sadness in it. said Thomas Hardy: quite so, there would be only death. The modern slave, said a wlse man. is the man who does not receive his powers from ...

... Your Oarden. 2.30: 8.8. C. Symphony Orchestra Myra Hess (piano, Beethoven. 3.30: Far from the Mtdding Crowd. play by Thomas Hardy. 4.35: Interlude. 4.40: Religious talk. 4.55: Welsh Programmes. 6.15: The I Man Born to be King. 0: Time. News, II 30: ...

... DEATHS Addyman.— December 16. at Fyfe Lane, Baiidon. Mary (931. widow iVe Thomas Addyman Hardy. ■ December 19. 12. George Street. Saltalre. Susannah Hardy widow late Nathan Hardy. Hird.- -December 20. 29a. We.-tgate. Shipley. Charles William Hird Ibt) ...

... . Mr. R. T. llardy The death has occurred at his home at Springfield Terrace, Holmflrth. of Mr. Kapha Thomas Hardy, a wellknown Freemason. Mr. Hardy, who was 77 years age, had for many years been member of the Holme W. A. CROWTHER Mr. Harry VlcJcerman ...