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... Lady Macgregor of Hampton Court, widow of Sir John Macgregor, and youngest and only surviv- ing daughter of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flag captain to Lord Nelson on the Victory, is suffering from a severe attack of influenza. InteUigence frora ...
... The living question of a l. aching university for London is taken up by Hill. and J. A. Newton-Robinson ere. a study of Thomas Hardy. Another subof first-class interest—the success or failure vl .inpulsery education—is taken up by Joseph !holes. Thor: ...
... Russell, Sir R. S. Ball, Sir F. Young, Earl Compton, Earl of Elgin, Lord Thnrlow, Mr. Walter Besant, Mr. William Black, Mr. Thomas Hardy, the Marquis of Lome, Mr. Julian Sturgis, Mr. H. Aide, Mr. W. Clark Russell, Mr. Canon Doyle, Mr. J. M. Barrie. Mr. James ...
... Russell, Sir R. S. Ball. Sir F. Young. Earl Compton, Earl of Elgin, Lord Thurlow, Mr. Walter Solent, Mr. William Black, Mr. Thomas Hardy, the Marquis of Lorne, Mr. Julian Sturgis, Mr. H. Mr. W. Clark Russell, Mr. Canon Doyle. Mr. J. M. Barrie. Mr. James Payn ...
... Russell, Sir R. S. Ball, Sir F. Young, Earl Compton, Earl of Elgin, Lord Thurlow, Mr. Walter Besant, Mr. William Black, Mr. Thomas Hardy, the Marquis of Lome, Mr. Julian Sturgis, Mr. H. Aide, Mr. W. Clark Russell, Mr. Canon Doyle, Mr. J. M. Barrie, Mr. James ...
... Russell, Sir R. S. Ball. Sir F. Young, Earl Compton, Earl of Elgin, Lord Tharlow, Mr. Walter Besant, Mr. William Black. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the Marquis of Lorne, Mr. Julian Sturgis, Mr. H. Aide, Mr. W. Clark Russell, Mr. Canon Doyle, Mr. J. M. Barrie, Mr. James ...
... Edgerton; nominated by John Jabez Grist and John William Denham ; also by Thomas Walker Brooke and Henry W. Martin ; also by Thomas Kllner Mellor and James Nield Sykes; also by Thomas Riley and Robert Tabrnm. .SIIAW, Tuosas, Berry Brow, corn factor; nominated ...
... editors of the War are going to nuke a new departure in their magazine. They are arranging for stories from the pens of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Walter Besant, and others. I trust, therefore, that in the future we shall Dot have too much. bat just enough of the ...
... question of a teaching university for Lathe' is taken up by J. Spencer Hill. and J. A. Newton-Robinson offers a study of Thomas Hardy. Another subject of first-class interest—the success or failum ef compulsory educniaen—is taken tie by Joeof4 J. Davies ...
... deserved widely acknowledged or more innocently Mr Herbert Spencer writes CUosopber :— honour only who such I Columbus Thomas Hardy the novelist describes him rather epignmrnatically Imaginative among dreamers rational Dotn toe most resolved the of Milan ...
... be submitted to the (Innen on Her Majesty's arrival at Windsor on 'Wednesday. )Ir. H. C. Lewis, son of Sir William Thomas Lewis, of Hardy, Aberdare, has been selected as the Unionist candidate for East Glamorganshire. ...
... p.pular among wen of business and of letters, will carry on the business in Albemarle titreet. A popular edition of Mr. Thomas Hardy 's Tess of the IlTrbaville.s, is likely to be his next publication. I am glad to hear Mr. George .ITereflit h is making ...