... Queen was represented Sir Francis Knollys; the Prince of Wales by Lord Churchill; the Duke of York by Hon Derek Keppel. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and numerous county folk were also present Rev V S Bnsbridge, vicar of Moretoa, performed Schumann's funeral ...

... Williamson. Tbe Queen was represented Sir Francis Knollys; the of Wales Lord Churchill; the Duke of York by Hon Derek Keppel. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, end numerous county folk were also present Rev S Busbridge, vicar of Moretoa, performed Schumann's funeral ...

... story of the treatment which some doctors mete out to the charity known as the Queen’s Jubileo Nursing Associstion. As Mr. Thomas Hardy remarked in his preface to the fifth edition of “Tess o' the D'Urbervilles,” the world is so densely thronged nowadays ...

... Nelson. It fell from his pocket as he lsy dying in the cockpit of the Victory, and was picked up by the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, his flag captain. A water-colour drawing of the celebrated signal flag, “ England expects every man to do his duty,” is ...

... koown is the first (1691), calle! “Bir George.” She has had the unique honour of writing & story in collaboration with Mr. Thomas Hardy. NMNr. Hemniker is very well known in society, and acted as Vicereine st Dublin furing her trother’s Viceroyalty. She married ...

... expected. Ljrd Wolseley is still a very indifferent state of health, though little better than he has been. Mr. Thomas Hardy. On Friday Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, will have reached his fifty-ninth year. He seems to bave beon little out of the bill of late ...

... known i■ the fart (1091), called Sir George.' She has had the unique honour of writing • story Is collaboration with Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mrs. Henniker is very well known in society, and acted as at Dublin during her brother's Viceroyalty. She married is 1882 ...

... classical fiction. There are fow of us who have not read most of the novels of Thackeray, Dickens, Georze Eliot, Meredith, Thomas Hardy, and a solection of Sir Walter Scott's, but there ave fow of us who could recall anything more than a hazy idea of the ...

... in s Metropolitan ‘paper, opinion in the eapital would pro‘nounce such a claim absurdly untenable, We believe it was Mr. Thomas Hardy who first—in “The Laodicean —-advocated gymnastic exercise for women. It was, if memory sarves us, a favourite amusement ...

... witnessed at where Exeter play the retam match. ‘Thomas will atrengthen the for wards, and A, Richarts has hia place at a. ts resting, his place takea by Hannaford. Home Boyle, Mortimer. font Peonee: Purter and Thomas, Parria, Righy, Essery. “nichester Torker ...

... Wallace, Mr. Michael Macdcnagh, snd Mr. Louis Garvin, The same number costains a fine repro- Mdlhl‘hllnflfh—nn‘ocl“al Mr. Thomas Hardy, and portraits of out‘uuo ‘h-nlm Bart.,, Dr. William Barry, aut of “The Standards,” Mrs. Meynell, Ostrovsky, the Rus:ian ...

... We have shivered in our stalls at Wilfred Denver's narration of the outcome of indigestion, and even such a writer as Thomas Hardy is not above using the prophetic dream an a striking feature in A. Pair of Blue Eyes. We do not understand dreams. They ...