... Hardy-and-Austen It seems a pity that Remaining a Stranger brings Thomas Hardy so prominently to our notice. The scene is the Dorset country. one of the main characters is a returned native, a leading motive is a Vicar's love-affair recalling Under the ...

... setting for a recital in which the most important feature was the first performance of Britten's setting of eight poems by Thomas Hardy giving impressions of country life. It is obvious even from a first hearing that thfs cycle prove vet another success in ...

... 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 ...

... that the life of a prisoner of war, especially in Asiatic hands, can be nothing but particularly unpleasant. Maior Thomas Kenneth Hardy. R.A.M.C.. senior medical officer in the Dune-a. said that about 1.10 a.m. on Monday. October 12. he called and saw ...

... appearing as accompanist. In the first Harewood House concert. Britten will introduce a new work—a suite of songs to words by Thomas Hardy (on the Thursday morning) _when the - vocalist Will be Peter Pears. This will be the centre-piece of the programme in ...

... been .hintors. at East Bierley. 11.01: Asquith Oil: Watmough. Loft. Broadler. reniaoed by Manirekar and Roy. from Hughes Hardy Thomas . both of whom did wel against Sto t t , P'ckersgill. Darlt . Tay:or . Barbados ear:ier week. Leeds United (home to West ...

... Shilling Shocker. Hydeonlan. Dowland Ducliess 10-10. FORECAST. 15-8 Knayesm re. 5-2 Kent Rood 4-1 Lleht MM., 11-2 Hardy or Mahrhappen. 100-8 Pr.ory Paul. An Eniginst.st. 100-7 Wonrood Cu:dee 1 1 —MINNOW HANDICAP 'CHASE. 1.1.) £3Ol. miles, 71 -104 Pelican ...

... • Ks Hardy YoAshire Chrysan. themuma. also Seeds, J.L Composts. etc. Catalogues post free, Charles Kershaw, S:ead Syke NUrserles. Brighouse, ENGINES MACHINERY FOR SALE BO_ . Roving, 6.n. a 31:n.. 245) gross. •Phone 28614. B. Hinctichfie , Bobbins, ...

... wardens of Guiseley on the institution of the new Rector. the Rev. J. F. Wrangham Hardy. Mrs. South went to Guiseley at the age of 9 on the appointment of her father. the Rev. Thomas Bays Ferrisand. as rector in 1859. She spent the subsequent year there until ...

... ef Officer; W. Mclnnes, Second Carer: A. J. Thomas, Chief Ingineer: J. Porter. Third Engineer; D. Broadfoot, Radio Officer; ail of Stranraer. J. C. Borland, Chief Steward: W. McCarlie. Bos'n: William Hardie. Quartermaster; P. Leckie. Quartermaster: J ...

... at Undercliffe Cemetery of Mr. Thomas Mathison Dooks. one of Eccleshill's oldest residents, who died. aged 95. at 1. Musgrave Grove. on Sgtnday. Mr. Dooks was employed as a woollen warehouseman with the firm of L N. Hardy for more than 50 years._ _ — il ...

... interment Tong Cemetery. 3 30. Friends please accent th.s intimation. 4 HARDY. July 31. at 44. Clare Road. C'eckheaton. aged 60 years. Thomas. deary-loved husband of Anne 36. • Hardy. service St John's Church. Cleckheaton. Today Tuesday.. 2.15 p.m.. followed ...