... Nelson. It fell from his pocket as he lay dying in the cockpit of the %ictory, 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 ...

... Meredith rau Mr. Kipling closely amongst the novelists, and then, in the order named, came Mr. Hall Caine, Sir W. Besant, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Dr. Conan Doyle, and Miss Corelli. Amongst the artists Sir E. Poynter came seen-', and close behind him Alma Taderna. ...

... But the committee felt that to get to the root of the matter it was necessary to have legislation. (Applause.) The Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, iroved —That it is the intention of the meeting that there is a clamant need for the adoption of means ...

... But the committee felt that to get to the root ef the matter it was necessary to have legislation. (Applause.) The Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, iroved— That it is the intention of the meeting that there is a clamant need for the adoption of means ...

... were sworn—Messrs John H. Black. T.C. foreman); Thomas Bryan, Richard Richardson, John M•Curker. Bernard Kelly. T.C.; Thomas Hardy. P. Flanagan, Hugh -1. Lamont. William Burrows, John M'Elvogne, T.C.; Thomas Ellis, and Lennox Waterton. Iliad Constable Walsh ...

... filled the funeral car which followed the remains. The coffin was borne to the cemetery in turn by Messrs. Thomas Fairbairn, Ales. Patterson, Thomas Bryars, R. C. Marshall, A. Richardson, uu., R. Posen, jun.. Alex. Wright, W. J. Irwin, L. Watterson. E. M•Manns ...

... Kev La very, P P. Tiuidruzee; Kev Hugh Murphy, P, Cooler; Rev John Rock, P P. Clonoe; Rev M (iaugbran, P. Kihnore; Rev Thomas Hardy, P. Upper Killevy. Very Rev Charles Quinn, P. V F. Very Rev Canon McGoeney. PP. Crossmaglem: Very Rev M Carriyy. C M, President ...

... sworn—Messrs John □. Black. T.C. (foreman); Thomas Bryar*. Richard Richardson, John M'Csrker, Bernard Kelly, T.C.; Thomas Hardy, I*. Flanagan, Hugh J. turnout, William Borrows, John M'Klvogue. T.C.; Thomas Kill*, and l.cnnox Walerson. WaUh oooilaetad ...

... humilia- tion. The situation has been used in fiction already by Mr. Thomas Hardy in the Mayor of Casterbridge, so it is no use as an idea to budding novelists ; but even Mr. Hardy, realist as he is, had some mercy upon his heroine. At any rate he did ...

... constantly usel Nelson. It fall from bis pocket lay dying in thecoekpitof the Victory,” and was picked up the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, his flag captain. water-colour drawing of the celebrated signal flag, England expects every man to do bis daty,” accompanied ...

... humilia- tion. The situation has been used in fiction already by Mr. Thomas Hardy in the Mayor of Casterbridgc, so it is no use as an idea to budding novelists ; but even Mr. Hardy, realist as lie is, had some mercy upon his heroine. At any rate he did ...

... the Rochdale Tem- In the evening the was Councillor Thomas Hardy, agent of United Kingdom Alliance, this being one of nsny arranged in connection with the annual demonstration of the Alliance. Mr. Hardy showed clearly the evil effects of the drink ing habits ...