... Scottish Academy. The committee sesms certainly to have missed an opportunity which might have led to excellent results. Mr. Thomas Hardy has now decided to publish his story The Pursuit of the Well-Beloved ’ in the collected edition of his writings. It is ...

... Academy. The committee seems certainly to have missed an opportunity which might have led to excellent results. . . Mr. Thomas Hardy has now decided to publish his story The Pursuit of the Well-Beloved ’’ in the collected edition of his writings. It is ...

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... Somerset, Monday, when became known that the remains of four babies had been found in an attic of a house lately occupied Mr. Thomas Welch, deceased. The house, known as The Green, was recently sold to Mr. E. W. Valentine, and while workmen were overhauling ...

... issue (I) Thomas, the eldest son of his second wife, Margaret, daughter, of Phillip the Hardy. King of France, married, and had issue Margaret, married John L. Segrave, who had issue Elizabeth, married John Lord Mowbray (whose heir was Thomas Mowbray, ...

... Oarpentera’-cloae, Kingsholm, Gloucester, Charles Thomas Burmingham, aged 46 ▼ears. Gauls -September 13, Chorlton-cnm-Hardy, Manchester, Albert Cadle. aged yean. Coo pea—September 11, Upper Lydbrook, Alfred Thomas Cooper, 67 jean. —September 14, Alfred Dunn ...

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... Redinnick-terrace, No. 14, Mrs. Hill) —Mr. Jno. Tetley Ormaston, near Derby; Mr. E. Meakin, Derby Bay-view-terrace, No. 19 {Mrs. Thomas ) Mrs. Snell. Mrs. Percelli, Nottingham. No. 41 Mrs. Casley J—Mr. Harrisan, Bowes Park, London ; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Ealing ...

... coaxed or induced to move out of a walk. In type they have so far favoured the sire, which is a very 'handsome epeciwen of the hardy and sure-footed Himalayan beast of burden. The novel sight of yaks in harness at Rushmore, near Salisbury, has attracted much ...