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... Selection— ““Thomas Hardy : His Life and Work” by F. E. Halliday (Adams & Dart, £3.50), nicely llustrated with forty-nine plates, is a penetrating and very readable biography of the great Wessex novelist and poet. The full appreciation of Hardy’s work depends ...
... £70,000 for church THE CHURCH immortalised by author Thomas Hardy in his novel Under the Greenwood Tree has been left £70,000 in the will of an American professor. Richard Little-Purdy. professor in English literature at Yale, left the money to St Michael's ...
... 'Far from the Madding Crowd' Thomas Hardy lassic novel. Far from the Madding Crowd was first published in 1874, and ince that time has been a recurring ...
... A Humorous Tale The artiste related then the story of Tony Kytes, the arch-deceiver. - taken from the book of Thomas Hardy. It is a humorous tale of how Tony is lan unfortunate victim of circumstance in that while returning from market with his cart ...
... BARRY Driving Saw Thomas Hardy Fitehet (Ml. 214 Camperdimn Road. Dunileir. was fined £2O. and Idisqualified from driving for a year. at the Sheriff Court on Tile*lay. He ad tel that. on June 12. on the Monifieth - Carmiwitie road, near Harry School. he ...
... ASSAULT Thomas Hardy Fitchet (21). 66 Caldrum Street. Dundee, was found guilt after trial at Forfar Sheriff Court on Monda% of indecently assaulting a 15- '.ear -old Montrose girl in Montrose on August 28. He was fined £l5. Femden Church of Scotland raised ...
... known domestic varieties of pigeons) 6 What is known as - The Curse of Scotland - ) 7 Where is Ailsa Craig? 8 Where was Thomas Hardy, the novelist, born? 9 Who was Belshazzar? 10 Whose name is associated with the revolutionising of prison life? (Answers ...
... . affectionate, smoker, likes life. outdoors. conversation. compassion. laughter. Oasis. leans. Clapton. Floyd. Oasis. Thomas Hardy. like to share life. love and old agee. with one SPECIAL LADY, similar age. interest. caring, romantic. feminine. Dare ...
... he was given the - Order of Merit - a distinction of which he was extremely proud. His two friends, George Meredith and Thomas Hardy, were the only authors to have held it before him. He became Rector of St Andicws University in 1922 and received the Freedoms ...
... be Scottish? 8. Where are the Stones of Clava? 9. Who built the lighthouses, Skerryvore and Dhu Heartach? 10. Where was Thomas Hardy. the novelist. born? (Answers on page 6) ...
... Auchinblae; four days. 3. 3,049,991 killed, wounded, and missing; death roll 658,000. 4. 31,300 officers and 1,040,000 men. 5. Thomas Hardy, poet and novelist. 6. The Bell Rock, first lit on Ist February, 1811. 7. Carpet. 8. On the north by parish of Logie Pert ...
... KNOWLEDGE TEST YOUR I —Thomas Hardy. 2—Aberbrothock. 3—St Stephen. 4—d i kper ia so ck a n wad i wht who in respect to parent a * b s—lt has no navy at all. 6- - Madame Butterfly (Puccini) 7--Isle of Man. B—Edward VII. 9—Sir Frank Whittle. 10—In 1864 ...