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... Mr. Rider Haggard farms, Mr. Max Pemberton hunts. The bicycle, naturally enough. has attracted most authors, from Mr. Thomas Hardy downwards. Mr. Eden Phillpotts— more original than his fellows—grows lilies and fishes for trout. Mr. Barry Pain is a gifted ...
... Michael Macdcnagh, and Mr. Louis Garvin. The same number contains a fine »production of bliss Winifred Thomann's painting of Thomas Hardy, and portraits of Sir Georg* Otto Trevelptn, Bart., Dr. William Barry, author of 'The Two Standards, Mrs. Meynell, Ostrovsky ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... judge strictures on provincial his which appeared in a Metropolitan paper, in the capital would , homes • he Ws it wee Mr. Thomas Hardy who The Leodiosan*--erivocatod we.. maim for women. It was, it memory serves sus favourite ammesemes of the heroine of ...
... 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 ...
... the society is in a healthy state, the membership showing a nett increase of sixty. Mr, George Meredith is President, Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Kipling are on the Council. To Plymothians it will be of more than passing interest to learn that Mr. John Rendle ...
... prietor ■■ Tit-Blta aodiS” Sttand Hasaiine.” Bxcdlaat portrdta of Oman Doyle, j; M. Banie- Mlaa Braddon, Grant Alin, Thomas Hardy, Sir Walter Scott, Bcdyatd KipUng, B. L. Stevenson, and the Qnaen wan shown, besides many illnatrations from the anthers’ ...
... THE WILL OF SIR THOMAS STOREY. Probate was granted on Monday of the will of Sir Thanes Storey, linoleum manufacturer, iron and coal mince owner, whose gross estate was 1.302,688, and net £288,178. The charitable bequests are £lOOO to Lancaster Charity ...
... ently been caused. Mr. Cozens- Hardy has st for North Norfolk since 1885, and at the S08 over Sir Kenneth H. Kemp, Bart., the last general electian he was returned by a majonty of ea rilidate. Mr. Herbert Hardy Cozens-Hardy is the second son of . of Letheriag- ...
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... described either tender, half-hardy, or hardy. Tender annuals arc kept during ! whole time of their growth under glass; halfhardy annuals are raised under glass and i afterwards planted out in the open garden; while hardy annuals are sown m open (garden ...