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... have the opportunity of meeting Thomas Hardy on several It recounts how he took part as a choir boy in “ Mellstock Quire,” a Hardy play, in 1918. After the performance the Players were entertained to tea by Mr and Mrs Hardy and, occasions. Mr Parsons is ...
... form as the book of the film of the book. In type only a few sizes smaller than that used for the name of the author 'Thomas Hardy. it you remember), the cover boasts: A Joseph Janni Production starring Julie Christie. Terence Stamp Peter Finch. Man ...
... form as the book of the film of the book.'' In type only a few sizes smaller than that used for the name of the author 'Thomas Hardy. it you remembers, the cover boasts: - A Joseph Janni Production starring Julie Christie. Terence Stain)) Peter Finch. ...
... for the transfer of the licence of flu Wheatsheaf Inn, Crowland, t 4 Mrs. Winifred •Agnes Hardy previously held by her lat , husband, Mr. George 1 Thomas Hardy, was also gran ...
... driven by Thomas Hardy. of 44. Marefield-avenue. Homewood. Chesterfield, and is owned by Messrs. S. Cooke. Ltd.. of Wessington. Derbyshire. Humphrey was taken to Newark Hospital. where he was found to be dead. _ . . The driver of the lorry. Hardy. was uninjured ...
... the Conservative Association, and |a member of the Spalding Flower Lovers' Club. ‘ | She is survived by two sons, | |Mr. Thomas Hardy, who iives with her and Mr. Richard lH.ardy. who is now living in London. The funeral service takes place at the Abbey ...
... TO LIVE IN TASMANIA 3(l'North Hardy, widow 4 Mr. Bernard Hardy, of The Chestnuts. Postland, flew from London on Friday to spend six months with her only son, Mr. John Hardy, who is farming in Nyasaland. From there she will I Tasmania where she is ing ...
... problem o acquiring “wimmenfolk”. Today and tomorrow, at the Hippodrome, Holbeach, “Far from the Madding Crowd” from the Thomas Hardy novel of passion in rural Wessex. Friday and Saturday, “Finian’s Rainbow”, a bit of Irish blarney about leprechauns and ...
... offences Fines totalling £l9 were Unloosed by Spalding magistrates on Tuesday on Thomas 'Marcus Hardy, of 1 South Street. Crowland, who pleaded guilty to five motoring offences. Hardy was fined £2 for not putting his name in a vehicle registration book at Crowland ...
... Kinema-in-the-Woods YOUR Picturedrome, Sleaford i l,‘.\R From The Madding Crowd ” (six days) is the first film made from a Thomas Hardy work since|* rl\m-; Green Berets,” based “Tess of the D'urbervilles ™ in on Robin Moore's best 1924. The present production ...
... those appointed by MaJor-Oen. Sir Robert Laycock. Lord Lieutenant, as Deputy-Lieutenants for Nottinghamshire are Col. Thomas Eben Forman Hardy. of Car Colston Hall. and Mr. John Beetham Shaw. of Appletrees. Bingham. ...
... Rich- by Thomas Hardy, excerpts ' ardson, W.I. secretary, was from A Christmas 7.ar01 by asked to cut the Christmas Charles Dickens. and Under ' cake because it was her wed - ' the Greenwood Tree, ty dinganniversary that day. Thomas Hardy. ...