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... Men's.col. lege, Miss Clara Collet, M.A., lectured on Novels, old and New. Amongst tho latter were mentioned stories by Thomas Hardy, George Gissing, and Zangwill, and great praise awarded them for their genius and literary aecomplish- ment. But the lecturer's ...
... de- siguiitg to the lastf He had pictured Shakspere, old Lonidon, and a thousand sensatioiis of fiction in his time. Thomas Bush Hardy, another genius in water art, passed awiiay on Dec. 13. John Loughborough Pearson, one of the most eminent of English ...
... Fortess.road, London, N.W. A GAP has been made in the ranks of the eomen of 'the Gnard by the death on Sunday last of Thomas Hughes, a hardy, war-worn old veteran. Hughes wavs once a colour-sergeant in the 13th Foot. About forty years ago he went out with ...
... xIRXElIB HADit-ND THE POOIL Mr. J. Heir Hardie, M.P., speaking on Sunday at a crowded meeting, convened by the Independent Labour party, beld at the New Cross ;Public hall, New Cross, said that the great unemployed question which. he had been agitating ...
... without the full Chifstian na-me of the defendant, Thomas Edward Brinamead. Wilcox then went out of the firm, and on March 25, 1896, a company was regis- tered at Somerset house under the name of Thomas Edward Brinamead ?? (Limited). On May 9, 1896, a ...
... Bleccholme, Nightingale-lane, S.W. DEATHS. April loth, at 224, Stapleton-hall-road, Horasey, Thomas Biustead, aged 7S.-April 14th, ?? Leoe Hardy, third eon of Henry ILee Hardy, 36, Bocetnont-road, Actont aged 23.-Dec. S3rda at Meon3tok~eX Fafnny (:rlover, agel ...
... steward and ?? of the Three Rundreds of Chiltern, in the room of Mr. Thomas Waymai. _ IG!. DUDLEY HARDY'S AFFAIRS. OnThursday, ?? Bankruptcy court, the publie examination was held of Dudloy Hardy, the well-known artitt, residingst Ravenscourt-park Thedebtor ...
... serious injuries to his log. HE was removed to St. Thomas's hospital. ?? Crick, 22, a carman, living ait Battersea' 'miet With an accident, yester- dav, which necessitated his re noval toe St 'Thomas's hospital. Mri A. Hlunt, 70, 'n commarcial tra 'eller ...
... capffznggcaboali en tim :river Li,nearI Le-bridge a young' mann amed Grant, liing ii Wzicgread, Hacknely, wasdrowned.-: :William Thomas- E~ddy chief petly oier -of the -trocpship .. labar was ordered to pay 21. a Portmouth, on Mionday~foramuggling teb~ceoand ...
... has also conferred the honour of 'Knighthood upon:-R. Dixon, late Mayor of Middlesbrough; Robert P. Hardy, chief Official !Receiver in Bankruptcy; Thomas Sowler, Man. chester, Hon. Romesh Chunder Mitter, judge of the High court, Calcutta; Tahria Tonan, ...
... Yesterday Thomas George Chapman, aged 15, living at 18, Wickhamn-street, Vauxball, was admitted to St. Thomas's hospital. Chapman, while at play, fell headforemost from an- outhouse, and sustained roncussion of the brain. Yesterday Thomas Kelly, aged ...
... KEIB HARDIE IN AMERICA. NEW Yopx, Saturday.-Mr. Keir Hardie arrived here last night, from Liverpool, and was cordially welcomed at the dock by representatives of the Socialist and Labour Parties. In acknow- ledging this reception MIr. Keir Hardie said ...