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... mention several more ?? achaarata pict&, known as the. shot silk plant, because of the variable colours of its floweer6: it is a hardy perennial, and its common name is th. lungwort. ?? sacbaarat is the sugared lnngwort,. me it is easy to understand how attractive ...
... MYSTERIES. Richard Marsh. METHUEN and CO., Essex-street, Strand, W.C ALL 'JT OUR SOLDIERS. MR. THOMAS ATKINS. A Study in Red, Blue, and Khaki Colour. By the Rev. E. I. Hardy, M.A* Chaplain to Her Majesty's Forces at Dubun, Author of How to be Happy Though Married ...
... lledland e W. Blundell, Queen Elizabeth's Hospital, Bristol I F. L. Bolt, Elveden, Clifton t A. Ford, Elveden, Clifton e W. A. G. Hardy, Queen Elizabeth's Hospital, Bristol 3J. G. Heaven, Avondale, College road, Bristol J. A, Hutchinson, Elveden, Clifton F.I ...
... Authors' SyndLcatc are under consideration. There are only six characters, and these will be played by Messrs Yorke IStephens and Thomas A. Wise ; Misses Ellas Dee, C. Elton, Maud Hobson, and Gertrude Kingston. IT is pleasant to be able to record the great success ...
... Simmons (Camden Town), 3y Thomas Smith (born Edinbnrgh 1868X, Thomas se B. J. Smith (left EaglaDd, 1894 William Tay- Y5 lor (victualler, Liverpool), Charles-Thomas (ae- 'es minsterd, George Thomas (Hereford), William On- Henry Thomas, Ernest ...
... Hythe, and e Mrs Kendal as Kate Verity. Then came the acri- 0 monious correspondence in which Mr Cornvns Carr and M Mr Thomas Hardy accused Mr Pinero of plagiarism, and Mr Pinero's celebrated quotation of his first outline t of the play: The notion ...
... MR. KEIR HARDIE ON THE EXTINC- TION OF WAR. The question for debate at the Oxford Union d Lociety on Thursday se'nright was: That in the . ?? of this House, the trend of civilisation Ps~eS no hone of the extinction of war. G1r. B. K. LONG ?? in opening ...
... are hereunder given. p, te IUnfortunately they are very nunie- fol reni. on as -Killed, 23rd Februaoy:, Private A. St! at Hardy, 6, Moon-street, Redcar;Private ou t- J .Cram, 60, Wood-street, Norton, Mal- ele d- ton, Private R. Raw, Aislaby Lane WI Id ...
... dramnatisation of works by a living novelist. I refer particularly to Tess, an adaptation for the stage by Mr H. A. Kennedy of Thomas Hardy's Tess of the DUrbervilles. I am well aware there is no legal objection. Anyone, with or without the author's consent ...
... NORTH COUNTRY NEWS lo- .be Tbe numerous friends of Mr Thomas es Barningham, formerly of Darlingten, who ge is so well known in iron trade circles in tbe he Cleveland district from his former lengthy on connection with the Darlington Iron Co., nwill be ...
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