... WOMAN SAVES THOMAS HARDY Unveiling a life-size bronze statue Erie Kenninglon of Thomas Hardy Dorchester, Sir James Barrie told this story; *• When the child Hardy was born the doctor thought him dead and dropped him into basket. That was an ...

... Broxburn. 7th Royal Scots. John Heebie, Bkmy Bridge, Gordon Highlanders. Duncan M'Neil, Tarbwuc, Cameron Htghlandere. Thomas Hardy, Bridge. Gordon High- landers. Archibald Pagan, Bbmy West Lodge, Motor Transport, A.S.C. James Stewart, Sunny bank, Motor ...

... (Uughter.) .three rsTWitncrt-vv. wre sTnmlcmalic of dreaarmoe in ’'elig' Sow what it wme. Of the gavo for to of lettera —Thomas Hardy H. ...

... Esq., 1798-1831, find whole host of distinguished names:—Sir Ralph Abercromby, Vice-Admiral Lord Collingwood, Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, the Duke of Wellington, Viscount Hill, Henry Brougham, M.P., and the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, pick out the most prominent ...

... The members the will not b.-> accompanied their wives. A NATION’S HOMAGE. impressive Scenes at Funeral of Thomas Hardy. DISTINGUISHED MOURNERS. Hardy, O.\f.. was l>ui;cd om day afternoon al anir his po^r.s—Dickon?. Th kcrav. meat Vir-iorians. In Slinsford ...

... required change®, the schoolmaster found Hardy’s book placed outside the cell door, and tn© prisoner’s slat© the message written; ** Pleas© change this book, and give on© author with little more sene© than Thomas Hardy.” The difficulty was met by leaving Max ...

... rear light. Mr Steele said the motorist was told that his lights were out. He was fined £2, which was paid at the bar. Thomas Hardy, butoter,, . Gowinlea Cottage, West Calder, pleaded guilty to having, during the , . hours, of darkness oh’' Wth Marar/' ...

... books from the library of Thomas Hardy, eacn bearing an. autograph note by Barrie, The first copy of The Boy’s Own Book: A Complete Encyclopedia of all the Diversions of Boyhood and Youth,” with signature the fly-leaf: Thomas Hardy, Sept. 1853, and the ...

... by Gertrud® ll*ll “The Coronal,” a poem, by Annie Field?; “Trie Time the Lotus,” by Alfred Par op; “The SimuMon,” novel, Thomas Hardy; “The Dividing Fence.” Ruth M'Enery Stuart; “Taming the Shrew.” by Edwin A. Abb y “People We Pass.” Julian ; “The Colonel's ...

... gentlemen wer ck-rletl .-Frank F. Adamson, Archibald Cochrane. Robert D«tt. holm George He‘tie. Alexander Hunter. Jm. Hume. Thomas Hardy. Grant M Latmatt. -Taf. Scott and John The ordination ceremony took place at the forenoon service Sunday and was conducted ...

... doubtful the average would exceed hour for each game. The great charm to many players that is usually played for love. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, in,**A Pair Blue Eyes,” aptly makes us© of its sociability when b© says of a game that it ** had its value ...

... g,” “ Cage birds,” ** Eugene Aram,” “Sherlock Holmes,” “The liistory of Tolstoy’s “Reaurreotion,” Pilgrim’s Progress.” Thomas Hardy was asked for occasionally, and text books on wireless telegraphy and scientific subjects were also in request. interesting ...