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... decorations and curtains caught fire last night at the home of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Poplar Road, Broadway, Dunscroft, near Doncaster. There was no one in the house the time but Mr. Hardy’s young daughter saw the flames from the street and summoned her mother ...
... Concert (Part 7.10 Programme Parade. 3.45 —Spa Orchestra. 10 .. . . , . rvai» ...
... 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 ...
... Light 3.3o—Orchestral Hour. tive). 12.0—Clydebank Burgh Band. 10.15 Election Broadcast fenow (Part U- Orchestra. 4.15 —Thomas Hardy. 9.35 Royal Windsor Horse 12.30—Plano Playtime. (Miss Edith Pitt, Conserve- 5.0-5.55 Children’s Tele-7.5o—Lilt —Lilt Up ...
... of Mrs. Elizabeth Newby, Wakenshaw Road, Durham, who died in the hospital of the troopship Dunera last Monday. Major Thomas Kenneth Hardy, RAMC, the ship's senior medical officer, said that Newby died from throat wounds and also had cut wrists. Two soldiers ...
... 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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... padded sofa (12). 8 The traditional Chinese code of ethics and etiquette (12). 9 Electrical circuit component (8). 10 A Thomas Hardy heroine (4). 11 Period of play in polo (6). 14 Name of a renowned British sailor (6). 16 Bone of the forearm (4). 18 Hollow ...
... 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 • ...
... house of Methuen published his novel, The Beating Wing,” sombre picture of life in the industrial West Riding, rather as Thomas Hardy would have seen it. Postmen in shirt sleeves Barnsley folk are sticklers for correct Sartorial standards. Evidence of this ...
... Street in the said City, the Armley Brewery Limited, 73, Commercial Street. Halifax. And to all whom It may concern. X THOMAS HARDY, 48 Frtmley Drire in X* the City of Bradford a person interested General Manager The Brewery Limited 73 Commercial Street ...
... walls: Which are the two greatest poets of this century? All that scholarly team agreed on W. B. Yeats for the first place: Thomas Hardy and Walter de la Mare tied for second place. More modern poets were hardly in the running. A final reflection on the event ...