... the president of the Trades Council, and Mr. John Thomas Hardy, the chairman of a local association of small friendly societies. sere elected as representatives of small friendly societies and Mr. Thomas U. Kaye and Mrs. J. NV. Priestley were elected to ...

... appearances the start is likely to be a great etwoera. In the eves. ings Mr. J. R.. Shackleton (of 13arrioldturick) and Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Bolton, two late Northrop fitters, have promoted a technical school in the mill to tench the people how to work the ...

... really distinguishing is that of the Order of Merit. Some men whom other titles did not attract, Mr. George Meredith and Mr. Thomas Hardy among them, were found willing to become members of this order. Sir Archibald Grikie is the latest to be given this rarer ...

... period gel Was married, and went to live at Woolale. Mrs. Green wag born at Marnhull, a Dorsetshire village made famous by Thomas Hardy In his book, ¢‘Tess of the d’Urbervilles.”’ Her home was within a few minutes’ walk of the house in which *Tess” is supposed ...

... recemtly confided to a writer im the “‘Daily Dispatch t{:at upon the occasion of the publication’s first number he wrote to M. Thomas Hardy, the veteran poet and novelist, for a contribution. Imagine the editors sur. %rise when some time later he received from ...

... of entertainment. i34t o . HARDY’S UNWRITTEN NOVEL . The decision of Mrs. Thomas’ Hardy to leave Dorchester and settle in London recalls the fact, says ¢¢ The Morning Post,’’ that though 8o *intimately linked With Wessex, Hardy himself at onc time Was 2 ...

... Come back from over sea. The above are two verses from a poem entitled Soldiers' Wives, in Saturday's Morning Post, by Thomas Hardy, the great novelist. A lot of Yorkshire men are now back v.ho have been in the thick of it, and tears of joy were shed ...

... mare pony and leather bridle. the property of Thomas Hardy, of Wolfetnne. Garden., Nethertherm, and also a brown filly, the property of John Sirhile Lockwood, of Waltham—ln the lint-nemed can Thomas Hardy, the prossonter, deposed that he had a dark chestnut ...

... Joseph Conrad, John Barns, L.C.C., M.P., Herbert Vivian, Charles Morley, IL W. Hornung, H. G. Wells, the bad of Iddre'eigh, Thomas Hardy, and many others. Herbert Vivian's article is • racy, not to say spicy, character sketch of Mr Austen Chambers lain, and ...

... WARWEI The gather or Mr. Thomas Hardy, the gowellst. dad as Tuesday the age of otastyaga She passed away In the little thatched cottage which she had oesspled all bar If. es the heath at Bock. =tmost Dorchapiet, Mid is which Thomas barn. MIMICS be used to ...

... in America some of his literary recollections. Among these is a descrintion. of a visit to Dorchester. e was to see Mr. Thomas Hardy, and on the way to the latter’s house he called at a book shop and inquired of an elderly, nrim. and rather tart female ...

... SUFFERING CAUSED TO SHEEP Thomas Robert Hardy, 3, Green Bottom, Royd Edge, Meltham, pleaded not guilty to a summons allefiing that he caused unnecessary suffering to a gheep on June 4, . : It was alleged that the sheep, which was in a pen at the Huddersfield ...