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... Marlborough , and Devizes . Everywhere are great country housesancient villagesand churches . It has associations with Thomas Hardy , Cobbcttand Jefferies . Mr Dutton weaves a colourful tapestry from all these threads , and his book is beautifully illustrated ...
... infamies of Judge Jeffries , which produced the Tolpuddle Martyrs , and which will be for ever associated with the name of Thomas Hardy , are charged throughout with recognition of distinctive beauties , atmosphere , and of the Dorset touch 1 ' unchanged-But ...
... which had been launched in 1880 , and to which Lang contributed several essays . From December 1830 to December 1881 , Thomas Hardy ' s A Laodicean appeared in serial form in this edition , and aiso iis Jude the obscure from December 1894 to November ...
... and its inhabitants , the villagegovernment , Pushkin , Thackeray , Gabriel Harveyand a particularly perceptive one on Thomas Hardy . . Aymc . ( 10 s . Bodley Head . ) DARK ial . ( 10 s 6 d . Lehmann . ) THE CANNI-( 8 s 6 d . Hamish Hamilton . ) DOUBLE ...
... meet at Seafield Cemetery to-day ( Tuesday ) , at 5 p . m . HARDY . — -At 41 Comely Bank Avenue . ElilXBURGH , on llth December 1950 . MAKGARET FERGTjSOX . ased 85 years , widow of Thomas Hardy and daushter of the late Georsc Fenruson , Hirsel Jxidge , ...
... retreat or retirement - ( cf , Paradise Lost , Bk . VII , 168-73 ) he seems almost to approach a position like that of Thomas Hardy , as if . the created ' universe were a bad dream of God when He relaxedv his complete self-control . Yet . as Sir ...
... : The County Books t Edited by Brian Vesey-FitzGerald HERTFORDSHIRE ? SIR WILLIAM ? . BEACH THOMAS ? The famous countryman and ? naturalist , known everywhere for £ his weekly articles in The Spectator >¦ and Observer , gives an essentially * personal ...
... the said Thomas Bookless on the 7 th day of December 1948 ( beinn continued by the surviving Partner and Thomas Gordon Bookless . Alexander Claude Bookless . Fitiroy Dunbar Bookless and Albert Joseph Platl as thf Executors of the said Thomas Bookless ...
... l Scnsat / on—First limp in EtHnbmyJji JOHN \ VA \ JiE as « the FIGHTING KENTUCKJAN ( u . ) With Vela KaUton and Oliver Hardy . Daily at 2 . 10 . 5 . 20 . 8 . 30 LLOYD BUIUCES aud A ^!\ HBAUA I'AVKTOS in TKAPI'BD ( O . ) Sensational ! Exciting 1 Dally ...
... over fifty entries for the competition , several from London . The judges were Mr C . A . Oakley , chairmanand Mr Forsyth Hardy , secretary of the federation , and Mr Norman Wilson , chairman of Ihe Edinburgh Film Guild . Competitors were asked to select ...
... Svme 18 W . Tt . Allan ( Edin . Acads . ) , o and b Uren ..: iO 4 J . It . Taylor ( Edin . Dniv . j , c Hardy , b Syme 43 , F . 0 . Thomas IR . II . S . F . P . ) , not out 42 J . D . Matthews ( Grange , not out -. ' 9 Extras , 8 . Total tor three ...
... and its citation of Scottish episodes and personalities—from Braxfield and Mure and Palmer to Alexander Macdonald ' and Keir Hardie—her exposition is dominantly Of working-class progress in England . ) Whereas A History of the English People is as objective ...