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... to visiting Dorset together and to meeting some of the inhabitants of the Wessex made so familiar to us in the novels of Thomas Hardy. IT'S TIME TO MAKE A SPLASH P Off came the youngsters' shoes and socks when a sterilization s. unit of Belfast Water ...
... Finny CIRCLE AS AMERCE. Mr. Thomas Hardy, sitting in a comfortable armchair in his drawing room at Max Gate. his horns. at Dorchester. spent Sunday evening watching an excellent performance of Teas of the d'Urbarvilles. - dramatised from his novel, by ...
... have not pro- ordinary events. Yet Flaubert, duced a James Joyce, an Arnold by his fidelity to fact and his Bennett, a Thomas Hardy. accurate portrayal of people, by his I only hope that if a major work irony and his incessant struggle for of imaginative ...
... Second Test. England v West Indic , . II 40—NEWSNIGHT: Weather. 11.43-12.011—CLOSEDOWN: Julian Glover reads Th , Going by Thomas Hardy. 3.tII—SURVIVAL: Return to the Wain 3.311--:4rws. e.IIII—SI'IISIER REPORTS. t IS-811.1.1' DAINTY. ESQ. 7.:10-411KONATION ...
... Review—Science Fiction. 9-13. The Week Ahead on 2 .C). 9-20, Some Matters of Little Consequence C. 940, Jude the Obscure b.. Thomas Hardy: part 1 (C). 10.35, News on 2 WI. 10-40. Test Crieket—Highfights of the first day's play In the Seventh Test between Australia ...
... Jones h is requested by the Family Mot If deelred Donations in lieu al flowers, may be sant to . St Thomas' Development Foundation, St. Thomas' Hospital, Hardy Rood, Nashville, Tenninee, 37205, U.S.A.—R.I.P. ...
... Milt. Hardy that she will not dispose of the property. It was here that Thomas Hardy wrote the works which brought him fame. and it was here that be entertained eminent visitors from all parts of the world. including the Prince of Wales. Mrs. Hardy, who ...
... with hard labour. Patrick Dolan protested his innocence. All prisoners were removed. A 180LUTELY I N NOCEN T. Patrick Thomas Hardy, who had been convicted of the raid on the Rathmines Post Office, was put forward. His Lordship said the prisoner had been ...
... My father. Maurice Augustus Hardy, told me that his father's family had something to do with the Church of Ireland, Nola said. We did so to the public library and looked up a photo of a well-known man called Thomas Hardy. of Richhill, who was born in ...
... Cotten often voted the finest film of all time. 10-55 News Extra. 11-25 Closedown. Robert Gladwell reads The Conformers by Thomas Hardy. ury 5-29 . §hangalang. !1-50 hews. 6-00 Summer Reports. 6-35 Crossroads. ?•00 The Music Cosa Round and Around. Tommy James ...
... and Surgeon Parser; clerk of the course, Mr. C. M'Bride, Armagh; clerk of the males, Mr. Charles R. Carts,; starter, Mr. Thomas Hardy. .Detailee— The Heekley Cup, promoted by Mr. James Wilma, with MD edded—J. S. Graham's Coattails. I; James Milling's Cantleg ...
... from Mr. Hardy’s man in all good faith. He had left the man the railway station the previous night. Mr, Creaghe thought that Mr. 'Hardy had better make an information to the police at Belfast. Head-Constable Cassidy said he would give Mr. Hardy a letter ...