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... FEW OF THE SPECIAL LINES TO BE OFFERED AT ABSURDLY LOW PRICES. “SOME WESSEX SKETCHES” By A. Dorothy Holmes. Dedicated to Thomas Hardy, O.M. 26 ILLUSTRATIONS, INCLUDING 6 OF WELLS. Reduced from 10/6 to 6/6. 4 Packets Envelopes 1/- 1 Typewriting Paper 1/6 ...
... liffselaregi are Clifford John Over Hobbes W. E. rris S. R. Crockett Anthony Ho for m s Hissing Henry James W. Clark Russell Thomas Hardy Rudyard Kipling Florence Warden Beatrice Hamden Yrs. Lynn Linton Stanley Weyman 111111 T macs *a XLY 1. Chapnlanli Magazine ...
... THE STORY OF THE CAROL CHAPLAIN OF DARTMOOR LOOK AND SEE LET'S PRETEN HE SELLING OF THE SEA THEY'LL NEVER GET IT TO FLY THOMAS HARDY Alt WHO NOTICED THING' .AVE THE CONQUEROR THE FLYING KIWI WALKING WESTWARD TAVISTOCK GOOSIE I I OWN' .TAR GAZEY PIE STEAL ...
... numbers at Dorchester oil Saturday to pass judgment on the Insurance Bill of the Government. Apparently the agriculturists of Thomas Hardy 's country believe that the Bill is destined to throw further heavy burdens on them arid their industry, and they are preparing ...
... William Crew, jun., all of lLdn•ivater, were fine! 15. each for being on land at Norton Malreword. in the on,,upation of Mr Thomas Hardy. Joanna of game.— Thos. StMth. of Nortn. was fined !On Gd and coats for setaulting C. Noble, ►t Chili:m.l.ton. on the 15th ...
... Flora of North America has been commenced, and will be continued as rapidly as practicable. Men of letters who know Sir Thomas Hardy only by his works, as well as the large circle of his personal friend , will (says the Atitentrum) learn with sorrow that ...
... of the day. Poets’ and Standard Works in choice leather bindings. Pocket Editions in cloth and leather of the Works of Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling George Meredith. Stanley Weyman, Richard Jefferies, and other writers. Good Selection •of .latest Fiction ...
... between Wells and Radstock.—Clarence House. Stnckhill. Icomplon. .• litYR Exploit,' at West Poley. — boot ll wanted. by Thomas Hardy. pub. 1162 —Buchanan. Westbury-sub-lidendM. THE IIt('KERBOX welcomes an oPportunny to purchase Antioue and Modern Furniture ...
... CP Sheds .anted for storing I Molding Matenal between Wells Radstoet House Storthtli. •• at Wee Poky. - book wanted. by Thomas Hardy. puh. —Buchanan. Westbury4ub.hiend.D IrE T 1 ••KI.RSOX welcomes an opportonon to purchase AMMO° and Modern Furniture. China ...
... pages of the 12.55 Lunchtime Chamber Thomas Hardy novel we're group, concert next week, presently studying. The new piece to learn. assignment is to dramatise a 1.25 Leave early to do prefect scene from the Hardy novel. duty. 10.10 Maths (Statistics) ...
... special televised performance of ' Tess of the d'Urbervilles ' with a Wessex cast. Ronald Gow's adaptation of the famous Thomas Hardy story will be seen from the stage of the Theatre Royal, Bristol, from which the first performance of this stage version ...
... play in each proud land, And patriotism, grown Godlike, scorn to stand Bondslave to realms, but circle earth and seas. -THOMAS HARDY What is meant'by the Commonwealth ? The Commonwealth is a Brotherhood. It is not a polity which rnereh* holds the balance ...