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... THOMAS HARDY AND HIS WORKS LITERARY LECTURES IN RUGBY INDIVIDUALITY was India-1 - pensable condition for th« survival of writor. said Mr. L. U. Wilkinson, P.8.L.5., St. John’s Collosre. Cambridge, when be spoke on Thomas Hardy at Rugby Public Library ...
... XMAS CARDS THOMAS HARDY AND HIS WORKS LITERARY LECTURES IN RUGBY INDIVIDUALITY was indis,x pensable condition for the survival of writer, said Mr. L. U. Wilkinson, F.R.L.S., of Bt. John’s College, Cambridge, when he spoke on Thomas Hardy Rugby Public ...
... FOR Sale.—lst Editions: Thomas Hardy, “Late Lyrics and Earlier™ (1922); “Human Shows, Far Phantasies, Songs and Trifles” (1925) ; “Winter Words” (1928); G. B. Shaw, “The Applecart ; A Political Extravaganza™ (1930) ; John Galsworthy, “Ma‘d in Waiting” ...
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... Heath, which figures in Thomas Hardy's novels, it is now occupied caretaker appointed the National Trust, and will be open to the public. Thomas Hardy was born n the cottage on June 2nd 1840. His grandfather, the first Thomas ...
... Hardy's cottage The thatched, cob-walled cottage at Higher Bockhampton, near Dorchester, where Thomas Hardy was born, has been bought by the National Trust. ...
... Westminster. 8-16 Henry Hall’s Guest Night 9-0 News. 8-20 Saturday-Night Theatn the D'Crbervilles a play based the novel by Thomas Hardy 10-45 For All Sorts and Conditions Men News Summary tIOHT PROGRAMME Munn ana Felton'* Works Bana *-30 Jazz Club 7-0 Radio ...
... inscription- 1 to West Gate. Winton, 10 miles 0 furlongs 1 chain to Corn Exchange Romsey. Its interest lies in the fact that Thomas Hardy, in s famous novel, Tess of the D'Urhervilles mentions this ston e I when describing a hanging at Winchester Gaol The ...
... gives very Uttle chance the punter. THERE was furtther sequel Wetherby to-day to a robbery from house in Hill, August 17. Thomas Hardy (62). painter, no fixed address was remanded In custody until September 1 on a charge of stealing jewellery and clothing ...
... of 42. Cathoarb-street, was jointly charged with taking away the oar, and also stealing property worth £146, with John Thomas Hardy, van driver’s mate, of 40, Peas Hill road. Nottingham. Dennis Parker. 18 grocer, of 28, Chandos - street. Nottingham, was ...
... adventure, including The Golden Hawk, which reaches the diamond jubilee of its publication this week, to-day tells of how Thomas Hardy created of Tess of the D'Urbervllles. There were only two living persons of whom he made characters —one was his sister ...
... Hardy—Williscroft. at St. Stephens The wedding took place at St. Stephens -by - Sahash parish church on Fr:day of Mr. Bernard Stanley Thomas Hardy. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Hardy. 27, Newman Road, Sa hash. and Miss Audrey Lillian May only daughter ...