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By Vicky Nash Audience and Content Editor Thomas Hardy's birthday events in Dorchester will be scaled back this year IN a break from tradition Dorchester’s new Mayor and Mayoress will be the only representatives from the town council at this weekend’s Thomas Hardy birthday events. Normally the entire town council marches, in full regalia, to the wreath laying ceremony at Hardy’s statue at the Top o’ Town. Other events planned by the Thomas Hardy Society will also be low key with limited numbers becau...

Tongue Manse is now known as Lundies, after the ministerial family who once occupied it.

Daily Monitor Sunday February 07 2021 Summary George Bashukwa served for 31 years rising to the rank of principal officer in the Uganda Prisons Service. Twenty-six years later, he still enjoys visiting prisoners and telling them how they can change their lives and turn to the Lord.  With his children grown up and grandchildren also becoming older, the 85-year-old lives with his wife Perepetwa rearing animals, tending gardens and plantations on Rushinya Hill, Ruhanga Parish in Itojo Sub-county in Ntungamo District. “The work of a prisons officer is hectic that even after all these years of ...

Advertisement Newspapers have long been an excellent source of information when articulating historical events or portraying the stories of individuals. What follows is the narrative of a Greek named George Manuel or Emanuel, who by all claims, arrived at the colony of New South Wales in 1811. The story commences with the death of the centenarian George Manuel on 22 June 1878 and follows the path of his life journey in the colony of New South Wales and beyond. The following newspaper extract, which draws attention to George’s death, first appeared in The Sydney Morning Herald on Friday, 28 ...