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... HAVERFORDWEST. That pickpockets have been nailed at Haverfordwest. Henry Hardy, Thomas Hughes, the light lingered gent, abstracted a purse from a woman's pocket at Haverfordweet Railway Station on the evening of the Oetober hiring fair. A previous conviction ...
... supported by Messrs. J. H. Rowland (vice. chairman), W. Leyson, W. Jones, John Davies, John Williams, Hopkin Charles, D. 1 Hardy, Thomas Jenkins, David P. A. Griffiths, Edgar Morgan, David Beavan, and Dr. Whittington. On the motion of the chairman, the minutes ...
... that material for long available for creative minds who going to it all up young Thomas do It I think he could only he would Ml4 1 poet so Thomas Hardy It poetry that Hardy always wanted to write contemptuous of work novelist but It novelist will remembered ...
... motley crowd—the British novelists. Here the choice is too wide to permit of any nicety. But for a ramble into the country Thomas Hardy is a splendid guide; o is Mr. Stevenson for a buocaneering cruise to the Spanish Main, while if the Golden Gate be your ...
... of Mr Thomas is home Max Gate Dor- ine o'clock last night His Hardy— who has been con-ter-in-law and Dr E W g him for the past fortnight He was 87 years of age THE CREATOR OF Architect Became Novelist And Turned to Poetry THE DYNASTS Thomas Hardy greatest ...
... with pilgrims who re-create the story or Lorna DboneV Wessex is crowded -with the characters due to: the genius of Thomas Hardy we gaze with awe at house ' in which Tess is 'said to have once lived It luck misfortune that places Wales1 that nave double ...
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... Felton cousins T Bates £ Jones D Evans S Dews-bury P Dewsbury G Jones J Thomas G Thomas' David J Bennett W Hogg A Davies T Davies W Groves Tom Davies G Humphreys Long A Thomas W Thomas Floral tributes were from: Her loving Husband and daughter Babs Main ...
... association between the accident- and the man's physical ' '' returned verdict of 'death in accordance with medical testimony THOMAS HARDY - Nobel Suggestion to SwcdMHh- SKEWEN TEACHER'S' APPOINTMENT Mr W Lewis of Neath Abbey for the last 15 years assistant- ...
... chosen just ordinary to their stories around Dickens revealed the commonly fine and quaint characters of commonplace people Thomas Hardy preferred to use worKaaay ana women his books to-dax J- B Priestly shows charm interest ox ordinary folks masters nave ...