... ANOTHER SPORTS PAVILION. i ii if A SCENE FROM THOMAS HARDY. I I • ar to , SHEEP-SHEARING, not in pastoral Wessex, but in industrial Meaborough. Mr. John Sutton, of Manor Farm, carrying out shingling operations, to ____the manifest satisfaction of the ...

... was held on Satupday. WESLEY OClLD.—llise fhaadmietres of Cortonwood Infante' the speeker on Monday. her subject being Thomas Hardy. H. Swift was the soloist. — lanolll POE_ BAIRNS.—A damps bo to be labia Mt New Das la aid of *a CUM- ...

... EX-SERVICE MEN'S PARADE AT WENTWORTH A THOMAS HARDY SCENE. ALL OUT OF SORTS ? SO WAS THIS CONISBOROUGH WOMAN 2 • 4o I r I r . 4 • i kd 1/7 t dAN SUNDAY morning, ex-Service men of the district paraded to Wentworth Parish Church, and were afterwards inspected ...

... - tom' Parish Church. Ederin Pry. and May Jaar Speteit, both of Metboro'. HAMMY sr. = liktb. at Maebore Pariah Church Thomas Hardy and Tffigabrtli of Market street. Mrxboro'. HAPWOIiTH-800PAII. April lath, at Mewborre, Parish Chunk James Hepworth and ...

... in li.C. Schools last week realised =St T0031A5 HARDY.—At the Literary Clams on Monday: in the Rossington Street Schools, Mies Phyllis Bend; gave an excelient piper on Thomas Hardy, with views of Hardy country. C.L.B. SUCCESS. Ti. Denaby Chin& Lads' ...

... Welshwell. &urge dreatereood. Alfred At- Wawa. Clark, Thom. Winder. James Pielwe, trim/mem. Breenthill; Jane Riley. me, V. Hardy. Thomas Hardy, Wilfred Fetiman, miner.. Sombwell: Wm. garde. miner. fkurge Moulton. boot-maker, Timm. miner. Heylead Commen; Walter ...

... understand even our jokes, when they were not too colloquial. She had read and studied every book by Dickens. She had read Thomas, Hardy In short. she was • brilliant and Intelligent person. she began by saying that she wo !Id answer questions we p.. to her ...

... the brains were out The man would die, and there an end. But I don't think Macbeth (or his creator) really believed that. Thomas Hardy imagined (in 'The Dynasts') an Immanent Will drearily diverting itself from everlasting to everlasting with the tide of ...

... Ebeit's charming ware rather representative et tetroisty Thomas Hardy rater sevens& is depleting Hodge and the peasant elms. Eaelt was of an individual of the clan ho was a inessber of. Hardy rebid on dramatic description. Be nisthode cal in his de ...

... reps.-tad.— Fined ss. and As. 64. costs, or ten _ days imprisonment. DRUNK PARKOATR. —A of 55., and Bp. 6. WY inflicted Thomas Hardy, of Parkin* for being intoxicated ov Lb. 20th ult. No --Wm. Ifoorhonse, of Wath, was charged with keeping dog without a ...

... With Pierre Etaix. 3.45 OLD COUNTRY. Jack Hargreaves returns to TV with his engaging series of real-life stories from Thomas Hardy coun try 4.15 PE OPLE TO PEOPLE. Second part of a unique and personal documentary on the making of cars at Cowley. 4.55 ...

... so complete as with the Conway family. There is a perverse twist to the plot reminiscent of the intellectual sadism of Thomas Hardy. Beyond the rather trite fragment of philosophy that life is compact of joy and woe, and to live it courageously we must ...