... April 19; Lieutenants Ib'. G. D. Dewar to Highflyer, additional for Sun- fish; alrry H. Smyth to Highifyer, additional for Hardy; Cyril Corbett to Argonant, addi- tional-for Conflict, in command April 19; Harold V. Dundee to Lion; Francis W. B. Hewett ...

... Amelia k Bakr. (UwiiTs Green Cloth Ss. . . WATERST^OF EDERA. ByOuiDA, Author “LeSelve, Cloth Library.) 65. MR THOMAS ATKINS. By the Kcv. t. J. hardy, Thousan * Fully Illustrated, fo. AMONG THE MAN-EATERS. By John Gaggix. (Overseas Library.) Paper la- M., ...

... rank and file of the British army, Mr. Hardy is, of course, treading on distinctly dangerous ground and where pitfalls naturally abound for the civilian writer on military themes. Nevertheless, the author of Mr. Thomas Atkins avoids these with a considerable ...

... Cooper. 16, of Southwarkfell last nalit and broke his arm. He was taken to St. Thomas's hospital. Alfred LEumphy, seven, of Kennington- road, was. surgically treated at St. Thomas's hospital, yesterday, for a broken arm, caused by a fall. Yesterday the, body ...

... TESS, AT THE COMEDY. Mr, H. A. Kennedy’s is a workmanlike effort to bring the life tragedy of Mr. Thomas Hardy’s heroine within theatrical lines and limits; an effort fairly‘to be called successful, did he but receive the necessary support and interpretation ...

... Greet. Under the management of Mr. Tom B. Davis. TO-NIGHT, and EVERY EVENING, 8.16, TESS. By H. A. Kennedy. Founded on Thomas Hardy's Teas of the D’Urbervilles.’’ Tess, Mrs. Lewis Waller. Alec, Mr. Fred Terry. MATINEES. TO-MORROW (Wednesdav), and EVERY ...

... Greet. Under the management Mr. Tom B. Davis. TO-DAY, at 2, and EVERY EVENING, at 8.15, TESS. By H. A. Kennedy. Founded on Thomas Hardy's Teas ol the D'UrberviUea.’' Tess, Mrs. Lewis Wilier. Alec, Mr. Fred Terry. MATINEES, TO-DAY (Wednesday), and EVERY WEDNESDAY ...

... General Election will be, “A British Dinner for the British Isles.”— Yours faithfully, 51, Cavendish-square, W., April 17. Thomas G. Read. COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE.-11. [Bv J. Holt Schooling.] By the figures given in my article of yesterday I proved ...

... William Greet. Under the management Mr. Tom B. Davis, XO-.MGHT, and EVERY EVENING, 8.15, TESS. By H. A. Kennedy. Founded on Thomas Hardy’s Tees of the D'Urbervilles.’ Tess, Mrs. Lewis Waller. Alec, Mr. Fred Terry. MATINEES, EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at ...

... thin red 'eroes, nor we aren't no blackguards too, But simple men in barracks most remarkably like you. * Mr. Thomas Atkins. By E. J. Hardy, M.A. (Ln'win.) ...

... Peter's. Ciauley-gardens, toe contracting parties being Lieut. Francis 'ICayley, u.N., and Miss Margery. Freaks, daughter of Sir Thomas and LadtYra zhe. Intormation reached the School of Miii. tary Etngineering, Chetham,on Thursday, of the suicide at Curragh ...

... ENGLAND'S SUPREME NENED. ItREY. HARDY THARWOOD'S MERCHANTS' LIECTURIE. In his Mrc hants' Lecture. delivered at the Dutch Churoh. the Rev. Hardy Harwood, of Utnion Chapel 4Ilington, sought to answer the question, What is the supreme need of the day? If ...