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... Triple Trouble 200 NEWS WEATHER SONGS OF PRAISE 235 WRITERS’ HOUSES John Arlott explores the landscape of Dorset where Thomas Hardy lived and worked 250 NOTICEBOARD Rob Curling and Marian Foster with radio TV and Daytime Club news 300 NEWS WEATHER GREAT ...
... Tanning: Money N Stine, 1.25 Worlds Withewl Sem 1.50 News Headlines 12.)S Closedown: John Waitbrook reads 'Afterwards' Thomas Hardy I ...
... pointed out that it was only right that they should, at a time like this, demonstrate their esteem of their minister. Mr Thomas Hardy proposed a vote of thanks to the Chairman, who suitably ac k no wledged the compliment. In the course of the evening, ...
... week Sergeant Thomas Hardy, of the New Zealand Field Artillery, who some cix years ago left Bathgate, his native town, with his parents and the other members of the family. returned on a visit to friends—Mr and 'Mrs B. Murray. Sergeant Hardy formerly wee ...
... Austen Bronte Dickens Hardy and Scott Don’t miss the Herald from Thursday THE GLASGOW Util AWLHER Sympathy is extended to her family SERVICES - Church of Our Lady and St Thomas’ Weekend services are: Saturday - Vigil mass in St Thomas’ at 540 pm Sunday - ...
... notes full many man does mark And does not answer nay. Of more modern poets Burns and John Clare, William Aflingham and Thomas Hardy, have written poems about the gray speckled bird. which those who possess their poems doubtless know. One modern bit of ...
... programme of music. LITERARY EVENING.—On Saturday, at, the Broxburn High School F.P. Club. Liter- . sry Section. an address on Thomas Hardy was, given by Mr Gordon Hislop, M.A., as. I eistant to Professor Grierson, Edinburgh University. CO-OPERATIVE WOMEN'S ...
... survived the test of time forget that in our own day literature is being written. There is that grand old man of letters. Thomas Hardy, to whom life is a complex, mysterious phenorneuon and who has Joie' for Wessex what Dickens did for London hut sphere ...
... James Handley was engaged on painting the old vhauldron wagons in MM. Thomas Hutchinson, who ebgan on the S. and D. Ralway in 1860, drove the trst train from the Tyne Valley. Thomas Hardy was a porter as far back ea 1861. W. R. Buckle was a vanman in 1861 ...
... was the slave trade abolished? 17. Which footballer was Reed AIN by his club last week? 10. Where is there a monument to Thomas Hardy? Which county is Faroe pert of? 24. Which author lived at Abbotsford? ...
... “Every valley shall be exalted,” made am etoellent end Mre Preatios sounded well the erultant note in her “Oy te Mr Thomas tenor Redfern, . Hardy, tenor; and Mr Andrew Simpean, tenor, each sang with efit their rempective while Brown, baritone, and Mr John bass ...
... CHURCH IN SCOTLAND popular choice. Others prefer more solid reading, and one enthusiast had taken with himsia novels by Thomas Hardy in e ...