SEAHAM HARBOUR
... SEAHAM HARBOUR ARRIVED—ApriI 11: Capitol. Ldn ; Ash dene, Peterhead; Actum, Ldn.; Corßeet, Ldn. April Thomas Hardy, l.dn : Briston. ; Tor- Quay. Aberdeen. ...
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SEAHAM HARBOUR
... ARRIVED April 19: Supremity, Frcdpncla April 21; Corferry, Ldn ; Fireftlow, Ldn SAILED April 19- Pompey Light, Portsmouth; Thomas Hardy, Ldn ; Keynes, Southampton; Poole; Cor Held. ...
SIX CHILDREN DIED OF T.8.-ANOTHER
... dedicated to the memory the Row. Thomas Hardy, at the Missions teamen, Sunderland, on Tuesday by the Bishop Jarrow. Each window bears the Inscription *To the Glory of God, and in Loving Memory of the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Chaplain of Sunderland, ISM-et. ...
For “Old Hardy
... For “Old Hardy 'TWE late Rev. Thomas Hardy was the man who, during the war. had to break the news of deaths at sea in the merchant service to mothers and wives in Sunderland. It was one of his Jobs Chaplain to Sunderland Missions to Seamen from 1934 ...
FUR AND FEATHER LAND Licensees will press for beer tax reduction STATE GETS 80. OUT
... brewers and licensees. Mr. L. Ambler (president of the Halifax and District Licensed Victuallers' Association) and Mr. Thomas Hardy (Halifax and District Brewers Association) also spoke. The election of officers was as follows: President. Mr. W. H. Chalcraft: ...
History society: , a full year
... Pall Mall Budget and Pall Mall Gazette. a n d illustrated works by Rudyard Kipling. H. G. Wells, Beton Merriman. Thomas Hardy, Maurice Hewlett and Gilbert Parker, his ten year. in rural Gloucestershire, and his second London period which lasted ...
Windows in His Memory all walks of life • and all parts of the country men and women gathered in
... stained-glass windows in memory of the Rev. Thomas Hardy, who was Chaplain to Sunderland Missions to Seamen from 1934 until 1946. After the unveiling of the windows Oy the late Mr Hardy's son and daughter, Mr Douglas Hardy and Mrs Margaret Lowe, the dedication ...
SHIPPING
... ALOIEBA Chatham. SSAHAM AARCVKO. To-day: CORKERRY. London; London, Saturday: BUPRKMITY. SAILKO. Saturday: LIGHT. Portsmouth: THOMAS HARDY London: K . Southampton: ARDINOLBY, Poole; CORFRLD London, ARRIYBO.-Saturday; THE BARON. Ooale. Yesterday; TOTCO. Immiegham: ...
PARISH COUNCILS 11 SEATS AT WESTON BUT NO CANDIDATES!
... Charles Hardy, Marcus Thomas Hardy, John Thomas King, Percy Harold Mason., Harry Pepper, Arthur Lawrence Tansley, Lillian Turner, Willlam Enoch Turuer, Harold Wortley. Crowland — West Ward (seven): Willlam Edward Beeken, William Graham Hardy ...
MARRIAGE
... 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 • ...
Evening Telegraph Friday April 25 WEEKEND MISCELLANY FROM TOWN AND COUNT! Pre-formed Border Lovely self-colour ..
... by his trousers and pulied him out Then he applied artificial respiration The boy Alan Mount-castle a son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hardy Mountcastle of Sandtoft recovered Now Mr Wood has been awarded the Royal Humane Society’s Resuscitation Certificate SIR ...
MIMI Belief in laughter
... would be unders we saw in the new-born kind. They are there, real, and glory of spring, we feel them. But they are not Thomas Hardy declared in the whole of life. ' Tess' that he found the material world so uninteresting, * * V/human life so bounded and ...