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... Archdeacon Donne, the Vicar, referred to the absence of “an old friend whose name they lov ” and at the close of the service Mr Hardy, the organist, erformed thi “Dead March” in ing. on meanwhile Since the death of Mr Sanderson a number of letters have been ...

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... the way of novelwriting but the publication of his poems, complete, reminded his admirers of his twofold strzngth. Mr. Thomas Hardy's novel, The Well Beloved, showed his characteristic beauty of style, but was hardly equal in strength of construction ...

... balloon. The | result of his venture is yet unknown, but a relief ition is preparing to start in search of him. Dr. Nansen, the hardy Norseman who won so much favour in the Arctic Seas, has visited England this year and been much Another visitor has been the ...

... Earth, and Dust to Dust” were uttered. After life's fitful fever he deeps well, but it will be long before the memory of Mr. Thomas Kemp Sanderson is forgotten by the people cf Wakefield. — at Kett!ethorpe Hall wreaths: “ With deepest sympachy, from William ...

... of the late Mr. Thomas Coats have presented to the library of the Stevenson Institute, Largs, a copy, in three handsome volumes, of the “Coinage of Scotland,” Mr. Edward Burns, F.S.A., Scot., illustrated from the collection of Mr. Thomas Coats, of Fergnslie ...

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