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... BEEE OTHER news from Britain and beyond also featured in the paper, and readers learned of the death of the great novelist Thomas Hardy in the January 21 paper. The tenth anniversary of the end of the First World War covered many column inches, and an early ...
... Alexander Cochrane, from Rear. Admirals Hotham and Cockburn. That from the for. mer officer contains an inclosure fiom Sir Thomas | Hardy, giving a brief detail of the late attack upon { Stonington, by the Ramilies, Pactolus, Dispatch brig and Terror bomb ...
... McCauley’s ‘“History of England, 4 volumes; Other works by Edgar Alan Poe, Rudyard Kipling, R. L. Stevenson, Sir Walter Scott, Thomas Hardy, John Steinbeck, Agatha Christie; Neville Shute, Alastair McClean, Dennis Wheatley, Novels etc., and many fine bindings ...
... Edward William C. R. Owen, R. N. 111. Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. R. N, 112, Captain Sir Jahleel Brenton, Bart. R. N, 113. Captain Sir Michael Seymour, Bart, R. N. 114. Captain Sir Thomas Lavie, R. N. | 115. Captain Sir Philip B. V. Broke ...
... THOMAS WARD, BOOKSELLER. O’DONN ELL by Lady Morgan, (late Mis Owenson)—Wanderer, or Female Difficulties, by the author of Camilla, &¢ ~DPatronage, by Miss Edgeworth—Wellington, a Poem—Lord Byron’s Corsair, Brige of Abydos, and Giaour— Withering's Botanical ...
... HARDY, Charles Roland (Rolly) — Died 22nd November, 1981. In loving memory of a devoted husband and father. Still in our thoughts. From wife Anne, children Sandra, Angela, Thomas, Mary and their families. ...
... The sisters and brother-inlaw of the late THOMAS LATTA wish to thank most sincerely all those kind friends and neighbours who sympathised with them in their recent bereavement, called at the house and attended the funeral, those who sent letters and cards ...
... onry William Hardy Adams, rector of sigh, 1921-1932; Thomas Baird, of Strabane, 356; and Ven. t Hadden, rector eckpatrick and long, 1956-1978. ...
... behalf,” the statement added. Liam Kelly and Roberta Hardy (left) who were two of the judges in the garden competition with winners Helen McFadden, Anna Arthurs, Joe Fleming, Bertha Thompson, Thomas Hay, Nance Fleming and Development Officer Wendy Carson ...
... the first half powering their way to five tries in spite of some good tackling especially from Glenn Haveron, Gareth Hardy and Thomas Boyd. Jamie McCappin and Andrew O’'Toole put in some last ditch, efforts to prevent additional scores being conceded ...
... (13th April) - 0-14 -1, Brian Abemethy 43; 2, Ken Ross 40; 3, Mark Hardy 37; 15-189 -1, Colin Clarke 39; 2, Billy Watson 37; 3, Billy Beggs 36; 20-28 -1, Stewart Mcintosh 44; 2, Thomas Tosh 37; 3, Brian Logan 3. ...
... new Londonderry to Ven. William Hardy Archdeacon, had also Clonleigh in 1914. Goold Adams, rector of been a curate of St. Indeed, since 1914 the Clonleigh, 1921-19.32; Columb’s Cathedral, Archdeacons of Derry Ven. Thomas Baird, was Archdeacon John have ...