... 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 ...

... tion to this anthology clearly defines its aim and scope — to represent the English verse the last half century—from Thomas Hardy down to the present day. This is a bold attempt but it is one which, all things considered, is successful. For all anthologies ...

... 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 ...

... contemporary lellow authors. George Bernard Shaw died worth £367,000, Sir Hall Caine £250.000, and Sir James Barrie £173,000. Thomas Hardy had £91.000 and Charles Dickens left £93.000-an appreciable sum more than threequarters of a century ago. The Scottish ...

... MALDV/Y - N THOMAS from Colwyn Bay). SERVICE conducted Mr. .1. Richardion tliberlielcil. b, Mr. Rindmarsh ICsatleford), Mr. 0 ,Ro:rnes .Doncsater). Mrs. Sutcliffe. Mr. I Rothery sod Kr. Ludlow Halifax). Trade Addresses BARGAINS THIS AT HARDY'S. OP NORTHOATE ...

... atomic fission Professor Dalnton said that the radioactive material was beyond price Minister to visit Hull fish docks SIR THOMAS DUODALK, the Minister Agriculture and Fisheries, to visit Hull on October to open the first divisional headquarters of the ...

... Ktritstall. who died last Apr.l aged 34, left £3.131 CLOW. Mr. Seseph Clarkson. Lyndhurst, Denby Dale. left e 2.719 net Mr, Pertly Hardy, 3. Yew Street, Huddersfield. formerly traveller and director of 114. Haigh Sykes and Co. woo'len merchants. left C 3.3711 ...

... D. K. Howard. N. H. Holliday: K. 8, Whitton. It. L. Turner: P Rhode.. T. B Ham.sden, 0, J. Wemton. sl D. Sharp ,rant I . P Hardie, A Hynes. T p H ta.aith Oarsßury ihorne to Keltrhley. ton'ghil Thomnsan. Pollard. Da!l:ahan Pree. Taylor. Hern!new , v: Len ...

... (representing Mr. IH. D. Hewitt. of Firth-Vic.kers Stainless Steels. Ltd.), C. T. iamb (Thomas Smith and Co.), Ernest Waterhouse (H. Balmforth and Co., Ltd.), Thomas Green (L. A. and A. Chapman). J. D. Greenwood (Joseph Bancroft and Sons, Ltd.), G. N. Ashworth ...

... wish to Thank all Eftlatlyes and Friends for the Kindness and express:ons of Sympathy shown to tnem in their bereavement —6. Hardy Street. W:bsev. Bfd 24 001111014.—Mrs. Dobson and Family desire to Thank Re:at:yes. Friends. and Neighbours for the many kind ...

... were conducted by the vicar. There was special music by the choir, and Mr. A. Fielding was the organist. - The Rev. D. E. Thomas. vicar. preached at all the services at Si. Mary's Church. Luddenden Foot. At the afternoon service the !children brought ...

... might-have-been 167, Fleet Street, Wednesday Might. 1 UST before he left for the IPP Travel Association meeting today. Sir Thomas White. Australian High Commissioner. glanced through his post. In it was a letter from which he quoted in his speech when ...