... represented by Sir Francis Knollys, the Prince of Wales by Lord Churc• hill, the Duke of York by the lion. Derek Kettpei. Mr. Thomas Hardy, t . e Novelist, and numerous county folk were also present. The Rev. V. S. Busbredge. vicar of Moreton, performed Schumann's ...

... represented by Sir Francis Kindly', the Prince of Wales by Lord Churchill, the Duke of York by the Hon. Derek Keppel. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and numerous county folk were also present. The Rev. V. S. Itusbridge, vicar of Moreton. performcd Schuniann's ...

... list. He acknowledged that Mr. Hardy was an excellent writer, but they knew, he said, that many people condemned what Mr. Hardy had written, and that good people—like the late Bishop n( Wakefield- -thought one of Mr. Hardy's books so undecirall'e that he ...

... Gospel. Christ never scoffed human nature. believed in it. It. was nothing him (the sneaker) that Zola. Geo Meredith, and Thomas Hardy did not believe in it, so long as Jesus of Nazareth did. believed that good seed pa' into the heart roust bring forth good ...

... Rev. T. k' Allen, J - Collard (Dorchester), Major Williams, Messrs. W. A. Bankes, H. B. Middleton, T. Duke, G. W. Floyer, Thomas Hardy, A. H. Lock, and A. G. Symonds. Representatives of Liberal Clubs in the county were also present. ...

... STONEHENGE GO? •OHLY THE NATION,’' BAYS MB. THOMAS HARDY. TALK WITH THE NOVELIST. Tbe foQoving intereiew with Mr. Tbomaa Hardy appeared recent issue of the Dailg Chronicle Teslerday I went down into ask Ur. Thomas Hardy what thought abont ...

... the French atfec!; to believe, there are still some rustic customs surviving amongst u% which ricall the flavour of Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Baring Gould's novels. Such is the annual hiring fair High Wycombe, Bucks, where lads and maids foregather to make ...

... Baron von Goldstein, the Dutch Ambassador, takes an interest in this young lady, who is as charming as she is clever. Mr. Thomas Hardy has been staying in London with his wife, and has been revisiting some of the haunts which knew him in early days when ...

... The Eev. Thomas Fowler, president of Corpus Christi College, was to-day elected vicechancellor of Oxford University, on the nomination of Lord Salisbury. Doctor Fowler is Liberal Unionist and Broad Churchman. At Clerkenwell sessions to-day Thomas Wilson ...

... Daisy Smith, Vid'el Burden, Ada Adams, Nellie Hardy, Beatrice Balch, Maggie Weldou, and Elsie Buit; Sidney Trim, Harry Taylor, James Russell, George Baleh, Alec Burden, Bertie Smith, John Pheasant, Bertie Thomas, Arthur Hawkins, Reginald Eroekway, Charles ...

... Friday. heard the mar in re Storer 'the linHine Mill Company v. Fox), which was a ease arising ut of the will of the late Mr. Thomas Storer, who had saw mills in Denton. The ease WWI a what preoliar one, the plaintiffs, the HoHina Mill Co., s-eking to be ...

... Stembridge, Batrick, Haysom, Hardy, D. Horn, G Burgisp, J. Crabb, T. Purchase, Dorey, A. Bowring, C. Bowring, Lawford, S. Parry, E. Wills, J. Clark, T. Cooper, H. Parry, T. Horn, W. Dixon, J. Branum, J. Purver, C. Weeks, R. Hardy, W. Lemon, H. Harding, W ...