... lucky enough to read It In full can be judged bv the deliciously witty accounts of Mrs. Woolf's meetings with, for example, Thomas Hardy, Arnold Bennett and George Moore, which seem almost more illuminating than anything else yet written on those authors. ...

... 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 ...

... ATKINSON. High Street House COOPER—HARDY.—November 7 at St Mary Church. by the Rev J S.'aer. ass.sted by the Rev w Mitohe MICHAEL. CLAPPiSON. only son Mr. and Mrs. R COOPER. Farm. VALERIE LILIAN, daughter Mr. and Mrs W H HARDY Highfie d. Oarton. DAWSON —THORNTON ...

... BILLIARDS TABLE, full sued. carved walnut, new; owner going abroad; cues, stand, bolls, marker, iron, brush, lights with shade. —Hardy. Maple Grange Otley lADY must sacrifice 2 RINGS. 4 large J Diamonds £llO, and Diamonds £s2.—* Yorkshire Post. Leeds. OCELOT ...

... their wedding today St. Francis's Church, Five Lane Ends, Bradford. The bride, an Olympic hardier, 118, Yorkshire'* 80 metres hardies champion for the past three years, and Yorkshire high Jump champion, attended Miss Pamela Threapleton (sister). Robinson, ...

... designers—Norman Hartnell, Worth, Victor Stiebel, Michael Sherard, Michael, Dlgby Morton, Mattil. Charles Creed, John Cavanagh and Hardy Am:es. But few hours before the Queen Mother arrived the house was crowded. Television lights were scattered In the gardens ...

... years. He showed great courage to recover after losing a four-hole lead In the morning, was a great final and the 100-odd hardy souls who braved the weather to watch It were rewarded with a magnificent exhibition of golf. Slater, who Is 35 and a director ...