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... Memorable songs The feature the morning, however. was the first performance Benjamin Britten's setting eight poems by Thomas Hardy, moving and often gripping Impressions country life. Three became immediately memorable— Midnight on the Great Western ...
... Executive Committee the Youth Hostels Association (England and Wales). INJURED In a roof fall Newmarket Colliery. Woodlesford. Thomas Hardy ...
... Found wounded Major Thomas Kenneth Hardy, RAMC., Senior Medical Officer in medical order! the Dunera, said he was called y, lavatory troop deck “E.” and wrists found there with in his neck He died 25 minutes razor blade was found either on or near the ...
... world Is bad cannot, therefore, be brushed under the mat Must we really remind a psychiatrist of that famous saying of Thomas Hardy? If way to the Better there be. It exacts a full look at the worst. ...
... quite inexact scientists became squeamish, and youth There is peril, it is true, in = ear- danger is seen made somewhere by Thomas Hardy. A blow depends not on the nature of the blow but on the nature of the recipient. We cannot know someone oe conduct direct ...
... about the textile areas of Yorkshire, the mills, the mlllownere and the mlllworkers. have done for the West Riding what Thomas Hardy did for and Mary Webb for Shropshire. An article aboat her will appear In The Yorkshire Post's series Personal Studies ...
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... writers. , . . ._ Bernard Shaw said it was mistake B l we^ to get married, but a greater mistake *s®** JPJ* not to. IMMW MI Thomas Hardy said marriag* was a tragedy full l crises and Mwflfid baa married kinds from pantomime star- By CON GORDON u b !« !S • ...
... something the most fascinating problem of all —the rising cost electricity. THIS STORY Thomas Hardy was given to by York man back trom holiday Cornwall. Hardy met his first wife at the Rectory of St. Jullot, three miles Inland from Bosoastle. on ...
... granted licences for two new public bouses in the city, one the southern part of the Belle Isle housing estate to Mr. Thomas Hardy and the second, on the Swtnnow Lane estate, to Mr. Harry Lees. 3 soldiers still free after tunnel escape THREE out ot rour ...
... LEWIS, dearly loved husband Doris HARDAKER. —Funeral arrangement* later. HARDY.—Jan. 9. the home of her niece. 89. Oar den Dewsbuij. aged 83. MARY, beloved wile the Thomas HARDY (ate of Leeds).—Service Ravensthorpe Congregational Church. Jan. 13. 2.157 ...
... WILLIAM THOMAB, died Jan. At —Wile and Daughter. GREEN. —Thought* today, memories always of a dear father. WILLIAM THOMAS. —Don and HARDY. —LoWnc memories of mother who passed away Jan 10. 1933 Always our thoughts —Flo and HARGRKAVEB. —to loving memory ...