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... entertainment in church, for indeed the medieval church was the birthplace of the theatre, when S“!‘Ple plays helped toevsky.. Thomas Hardy and C. to explain the liturgy to|s Lewis, among others. the illiterate. & It ves produged by E. M:-Lr: in Browne and presented ...
... Melistock Concert Band, so named after the fictional name given by Thomas Hardy to his home village of Stinsford, will be knocking out songs inspired by Hardy’s scribblings and using the Hardy family’s collection of manuscripts. ok The band, donning period ...
... Statesman's Year Book, and of his other literary works, £100. Lady Duff us Hardy, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, £100. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Melville ...
... branches waving over them, full early bees, and mixing their honeyed scent with the more delicate violet odour.” wander if Thomas Hardy as popular to-day as was a quarter of a century ago. Much enjoyment was derived from his accurate delineation of character ...
... remained until after seven. Hardy and Steel were together I heard deceased say that he had told hie wife before he came away, that he would not go back until after they sent for him after the way they had abused him. Thomas Hardy, son of the deceased, said: ...
... charges. Thomas Edward Hardy, of 15 Embleton Terrace, Longframlington, was fined £2 for using a tractor without insurance and £1 for taking the vehicle without consent. His licence was enldorsed. Social evening for Ch % Insp. E. Pine said Hardy was seen ...
... pT’nan Easy, “Paul Rivere’s Ride; High’’ rom ...
... Court has become vacant through the death Miss Hardy, the ace of 67 Miss Hardy was the eldest daughter of Admiral Thomas Hardy, G.C.8., the officer to whom Lord Nelson exclaimed, when dying, Anchor, Hardy, anchor ;' and whose arms Nelson ...
... monument, lies William Blake, the eccentric painter and poet; Ritson, the antiquary, sleeps there in an unmarked grave Thomas Hardy and Home Took rest from their troubled labours for reform under monument which celebrates their sacrifices, and Stodhart ...
... Rail at Wil-'their cigarettc orders. lington Quay. Other witnesses were Albert Common was also charged!gjaber, Staniey Hardy, Thomas with procuring and command-|Cupningham, Robert Coulson, inz Trory to steal 20 cartons of \wijjiammHolden, John Quinn, ...
... LET'S START UP AN AIRLINE DANGERFIELD BBCI, 9.30 PM FILM: FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD (1967) Stylish adaptation of the Thomas Hardy novel set in the farmlands of Wessex in the 1870 s. Bathsheba is a beautiful and headstrong young woman who has a profound ...
... Women'’s British Open. Introduced by Steve Rider FILM 440 FIL. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD (1967) Stylish adaptation of the Thomas Hardy novel set in the farmlands of Wessex in the 1870 s. Starring Julie Christie Terence Stamp, Peter Finch Alan Bates 7.20 ...