... Halmshaw. i||y I Best wishes from the attendants at the marriage of Miss Margaret Rhodes, of 46, Westroyd Avenue, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, of It, Westroyd Terrace, at Windhill Parish Church on Saturday. rholograph - Shipley Times and, Express ...

... honeymoon couldp. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hardy. of Kenton (Middlesex). were in the Edouard Herriot Hospital,.. Lyons. yesterday with fractures and cuts received in a road crash on the prPvious day A motor-cycle driven by Mr. Hardy. a 25-year-old printer, with ...

... cheap editions of his works, a refusal in which his daughter persisted to this day. He had also per.: sonsl memories of Thomas Hardy, but only as • very old man con-, fined to bed. 1 Referring to Mr. .7. E. Wainhouse of Halifax, founder of the West Riding ...

... Weather, news. 1.10 The Naturalist. _ . _ . 1.30 liii — Operetta (records ) . 2.15 Literary Portraits to St. John Irvine: Thomas Hardy. 2.30 County Count: Panel game. 3.00 at the Idinburgth Festival. 3.30 Don't Throw It Away (talk). 3.40 Segovia recital ...

... Aeneas, opera by Purcell. 810: Heart and Home—talk. 3.26: Bach's Sonata No. 3 in C. for violin. W. 06: The Dynasts. by Thomas Hardy-5. 10.35: Czech Music. 11.10: Paris Letter (mt..). 11.25: Music by and Rameau 11.50: Close down. ...

... Teapot of Admiral Hardy THOMAS HARDY outlived Nelson by many years and appointed the latter's old servant, Tom Allen, pewterer at Greenwich Hospital, he himself having been made Governor in 1834. So Tom may well have polished Thomas's teapot! It was made ...

... story-5. 1.55: Cricket scoreboard. 2.0: 1 , For the Schools. 3.0: The Fortunes of Nigel -7. 3.30: Orchestral Hour. 4.15: Thomas Hardy. 9.0 a.m.: News. 9.10: Housewives' I Choice. 9.55: A story, a hymn. and, ,a prayer. 10.0: Joseph Seal (organ). 10.30: Music ...

... concludes Christians—goes on to submit that the writer. Thomas Hardy reveals there is still a vast gulf between man's need for a Saviour. Adrian Christian religion and the pagan Brunel. in Thomas Paine. points outsider. and that to multitudes out that ...

... T r h i 3 evening's prog presented by the Arts Chu Great Britain. will include wmic ranging from Thomas Hardy to T. S. Eliot. LETTERS Hungary Sir.—Tbe mk face of the Lyrar the real face ii monster which Eastern Europe. Hungary cry out for for food. Tne ...

... picture of such a life Mme. Guevremont may prove to have done for her native region what Thomas Hardy did for Wessex. Some of the incidents are strikingly reminiscent of Hardy. as are such arresting bits of description as: The countryside was assuming the harsh ...

... crashed into the North Sea off Scheveningen this afternoon after collided in mid-air. they (RIIP) had TODAY’S BIRTHDAY THOMAS HARDY. English novelist and poet, was born on June > 1840, at Upper Beckhamp- ton, near Dorchester. He became one of the best-known ...

... Everyman in His Humour. Shakespeare. Samuel Richardson's Pamela. Trollope's Barchester Towers. George Eliot and Thomas Hardy all provide material to set beside the records of authentic conversation offered Boswell's Life of Johnson, the memoirs ...