... THOMAS HARDY. THE GREAT AUTHOR'S BOOKS. In the nuietude of his Dorchester home, there still lives Thomas Hardy, the great and favourite author of many, at the big age of 83. Fiftyawo years ago ‘Desperate Remedies” stole almost wunnoticed on the literary ...

... WOODHALL SPA. LOCAL GRANTS. A FAMOUS NOVELIST. A Few Words on Thomas Hardy. DANGERS OF OVER-EXERTION. COMING EVENTS. JANUARY 2.~ Torncastle Athletic Club Confetti Carnival and Dance. 9.- Rtobin Tea at Horncastle. 11. Fancy Dress Dance at Horeington. 11 ...

... twinning with La Bonnetable. The twinning ceremony will take place later this vear. Thomas Hardy Horncastle W.E. AL will hold a further eight meetings on the poet Thomas Hardy at the residential coliege beginning on Fhursday morning February 18, The course ...

... Lincs. ‘Only Pub South of the River THURSDAY, APRIL 15 * Very popular Rock Band * » CHARLIE DON'T SURF GUEST ALE THIS WEEK: THOMAS HARDY COUNTRY BITTER ...

... GRANTHAM. Sleaford is about 11 miles from where this took place. You know the place, the streets, and you may know Mr. Thomas Hardy, of 29, Trantley-street, Grantham, who says:—“lt is a good while ago since I first noticed there was anything wrong with ...

... Kinema FAR FROM THE.MADDING CROWD now being presented at Woodhall Spa is adapted from the famous novel by Thomas Hardy. DADDY’S GONE AHUNTING showing on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday next is for adults only. An exciting suspense packed thriller it stars ...

... ®*HARVEY & Co.. 54. Essex Road. LoNDoX. N THE BEST NEW YEAR'’S GIFT for 1903 “T.P.’sWEEKLY.” Edited by T. P, O’Connor, Mr. Thomas Hardy says :— 4lt seems to me to have a thoughtfulness of tone and a real literary quality which must recommend it to all wise ...

... Louth ar out early in the a head-on collisio and car on the H Stenigot R A.F. sta The driver of th jured, but the occu; Mr. Thomas Hardy, ¢ near Louth, and his Carol, were found u the crash. Both had head i taken to Louth where their conditi to be “fairly ...

... Oliver Hobbes W. E. Norris 8. R. Crockett Kn‘ii‘n;;}'fioi}“‘” James Payn George Gissing genry ames W. Clark Russell Thomas Hardy udyard Kipling Florence Warden Beatrice Harraden Mrs. Lynn lfinmn Stanley Weyman FIRST NUMBER, PRICE 6&d., on MAY 1, 1895 ...

... George Hadley, 76: 13th, Air-Mechanic (eorge Fdmund Hausel, Australian Squadron, R.F.C, 21: Mary Ann Edwards, 69; Dymock Thomas Hardy, 9. Louth.—Feb, 9th, Edward Jacklin Rrooks, 85; Betsy Vickers, £4; 12th, Maria Taylor, Roweton.—Feb, 16th, Octavia Wilson ...

... Canon Lodge), James son of the late James Westoby, of Hill House, Hagwoerthingham, to Mary third daughter of the late Thomas Hardy, farmer, Wood Enderby. ...

... the Heath Road, near Stenigot R A.F. station. The driver of the lorry was uninjured, but the occupants of the car, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cawkwell Hill, near Louth, and his young daughter, Carol, were found unconscious after the crash. Both had head injuries ...