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... m., French-Ctnadian Songs: Hervey Alan (bast): ••35, Music as a University Study; 6*55, Play, Ths Queen of Cornwall (Thomas Hardy i. 7‘50, 8.8. C. Symphony Orch. conductod by Sir Malcolm Sargent. 8-40, European Thought and American Economy: Tall* by ...
... where Ellen Terry lived at Smallhythe, Kent; peer at Kipling’s work desk at Burwash, Sussex; look over the cottage where Thomas Hardy was bom at Higher Bockhampton, Dorset, and explore the home of Disraeli at Hughenden, Buckinghamshire. One day they will ...
... Saw City Special URGES JOINERS TO GO BACK TO WORK ‘Holes’ strike unjustified, inquiry finds Sir M. Thomas to head London plastics firm gIR MILES THOMAS, who ...
... follows: Walter Scott, Toomebridge (124 summonses), fines totalling £660; Francis Mulhollend. Toome (81), £190; Alphonsus Hardy, Aughtercloney, Ahoghill (21), £140; John Madden,LakeView,Toome (61),£125; Henry Kennedy, Kilvillis, Toome (41). £lOO- James ...
... Excise, said the complainants thought they were going to have to fight all these cases. Aughtercloney,Ahoghill (21), £140; Thomas S. Carson, Duneane, Randalstown (17), £3B; George H. Davidson, Tully, Kells (11). £5O; Kevin Lagan, Killquarter, Twine (11) ...
... Mr. John Rankin (Lab. Govan), at Westminster yesterday, if he would state the reasons given to him which caused Sir Miles Thomas to resign from the chairmanship 8.0.A.C. The Minister —The reasons were clearly stated In the chairman's letter to me on ...
... three-act comedy, Simple Souls, presented by the Caledon 'Dramatic Club. The producer was the Rev. W. G. H. Williams. Mr. Thomas J. Hughes pres de-i. land the artists were thanked by [Mr. J, J. Topping and the Rev. James Kane, Pomeroy. in* there is / ...
... as follows;—Walter Scott Toomebridge (134 summonses), fines totalling £660: Francis Mulholland, Toome (81). £190; Alphonsus Hardy. Aughtercloney. Ahoghill (31). £140; John Madden. Lake View. Toome (61). £135; Henry Kennedy. Kilvillis, Toome (41), £100; ...
... Toalstown (41), James Hume. Shane’s Street, Randalstown (21), Thomas S. Carson, Duneane. Randalstown (17), Isaac H. Moore, Fechogue. Randalstown (21). Hugh A. Kcaley, Creagh (21), Alphonsus Hardy, Aughtcrcloney, Ahoghill (21). When the cases first came before ...
... Jones (B.A.P.i. D. C. Thomas (Hounslow. W. S. Orilla (Abergaysnnyi. O. M. Cutter (Army). Golf club reports A ppo ntmento at the annual meeting were—President, Lord Brookeborough: captain. Mr. J. Leech. Yet:Acre of Council News A. T. Hardy. J. J. Nogg aad J ...
... the funerel. Roping this acknowledgment be riecerited by 5::.-S1 Hopewell The Mother and Pami:y C . .rele of the late WlMaio Hardy wiah to ezpreae Sher sincere thanes to the many kind PTlends and Netahboara who srnpatheed with them to shelr recent sad b ...
... February 29, 1936 (suddenly), at his home. 33. Rochester Avenue. Bromley. Kent, late of St. Judes Avenue. Ormeau Road, Belfast. Thomas, beloved husband of Ruth Downey, aged 75. FLEMlNG—February 1956, hi* residence. 21. Harleston Street, Henry Fleming, M.8.E ...