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... register and insane Jingoism . Mr. Hardie emreseed. the hope that in addition to the energy of lhose Labour muembers returned they would leive the loyal support of severil Liberals they lad helped to return. The ?? Mr. Hardie pointed out, had decided to devote ...
... Ramsay, C.B. Mr. George Dalhouisie Ramsey was formerly a prominent officeal at the War lffice, but retired in 182. Thomas Tacon. Mr. Thomas Henry Taoze, of ?? House, Eye, was born at Eye in 1.'dZ and for masy years carried on a succesful brewery there. ...
... personal charm the luscious girl depicted by Hardy, and her success as Trilby is outdone. Mr Tyrone Power grew on the audience as the play progressed, and received a decided expression of approval. Mr Thomas Kingston was Angel Clare, and his work was most ...
... Essex-street, Strand, W.C. , . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. ALL ABC JT OUR SOLDIERS. MR. THOMAS ATKINS, A Sludy in Red, Blue, and Khaki Colour. BAd the REXr. E. J. HARDY, M.Aq Chaplain to Her Mfajesty's Forces at Dublin, Author of r How to be Campy ThouZh ...
... 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 ...
... Grovini, Miss Minnie Grieve, Mr Robert Guinness, Miss Jessy Hall, Mr Albert Hampson,Loulse(Broe.H.) Hardy, Mr James Harold, Miss Lily Harris, Mr Win. Thomas Harris, Mr G D. Hartley, Mr Charles Hartley, Mr J. H. Harvard, Mr George Hemming, Mr Alfred Hickling ...
... CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL.-General Manager, Mr Ernest Gerard ; Acting-Manager, Mr H. Entwistle.-The dramatised version of Thomas Hardy's powerful novel Tess of the D'Urbervilles, called Tess, is being acted here this week by Mrs Lewis Waller and a specially ...
... coarse and stupid minority of his audience. Such a minority was present when we saw Mr H. A. Ken- nedy's adaptation of Mr Thomas Hardy's novel at the Coronet Theatre, Notting-hill-gate. They jeered at Marian's drunkenness, and even at Angel Clare's speeches ...
... 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 ...
... Roberts.-In Memoriam. Arthur Humphries Fowler.-In Memorinmn: First Division in London Matriculation Examination. Gordon Sidey Hardy-Matriculation Form General Elementary Science. Gilbert Augustus Starling.-Matriculation Form Prize, and Matriculation Form ...
... PRETORIA PRISON. By ADRIAN HOEMEYR, B.A. With Portrai4 Crown 8vo, 6s. PICTURES AND PROBLEMS FROM LONDON POLICE- COURTS. By THOMAS HOLMES. Large crown 8vo, with Portrait, 10s. 6d. MEMORIES OF THE MONTHS. Second Series. By the Right Hon. Sir HERBERT MAXWELL ...
... 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.) ...