... COei mists, 1». IJd. and Is. 9d. General Jonhert said to have read all that has been written reading the theory war. Mr. Thomas Hardy's novel, “Teas the D’Ubervilles,” has been dramatised by Mr. H. A. Kennedy. The employment of orchestra as part the church ...

... •ate . 1. M'.uni Pleasant road. Blßlir -tew, 25. 158. *„,, Hui tv, gid year* anti months. WOBTIXY.-On February 2nd. 173. Thomas •(reft. Moor. Ads. the wife of John Wortley. a* her year THOMPSON, rXDERTAKER. . * ' ' ctxi.AOß ER J'MIN lIK.VVH SONS. Cal* ...

... of E«rr- Ss^sa& Evcrs uty for ° ne ?? ii'..rtP I V U ' Sl ?? Irtish, and other Baths .r^t. irf 2o^ w b ?? T -'AW'I'TON HARDY, X^T** « 62 if w W, ' st fc ,a^-'«>ad. Newcastle-on-Tym- i ?? !; -ie 0,i4 . ' ILSI)A * • 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. *-*aU un . Kr^ ...

... His essay, The ins- tall of the Elizabethan Per.od, « J«* r * by the adjudicators as one ot great pow« » brilliance. Mr Thomas Hardy. th« novelist, who is also an aeeonsphiW tect, once gained the same A-tiariwa, • ...

... e-street, London, E.C. AUDITORS. W. B. PEAT and CO., 3, Lothburv. London, E.C, and Middlesbrou_rli SECRETARY (pro tern).— THOMAS WILLIAM MARLEY. REGISTERED OFFICES.— Ci-uwn-street Chambers, DARLINGTON. PROSPECTUS. Th, Oinpaa/ bavo acquired from the Hulam ...

... Bay Snow, Z Louis Aubery Snow, 3 Thomas Mennell. ?? Letter of Application for Situation : 1 Ernest Bradley, 2 J. W Wr-turw. 3 Mits Elieabeth Nearp. ART CLASSES. Painting from Nature, in oil or water : 1 Anna W. Hardy. 2 Miss Ada M Chapman, 3 Miss Maude ...

... members have gone to fight for Queen and country. Pull benefits are duly paid on behalf of all who suffer in the war. Sir Thomas Grainger Stewart, Professor of the Praelee of Physics in Final urgh University, I :it his residence in Editiburgli on Saturday ...

... go with certainty of seeing what you want. The best advice that can be given under such circumstances is to visit Freeman, Hardy, and Willis, a* you can there see an almost endless variety uf Boots and Slices. It does not matter whether you require a Gent's ...

... ltr. HARM P Clams aow bare Ur eatme- Rata and clumsy eau. that base put ep with Oar man. MR. HARDY (of Mow Um CIIITIAL DINING TUESDAY. 3 to 5 p.ro. (Len THOMAS WER•TEID. IS. WELLOATR ROTHERHAM HOPE, NET, sad !NE MANUFACTURER RICE. WAGON. CART ((am, All ...

... programme wee lengthy and comtaimed great vanety The ~ Ever true, Since first | caw your face,” “ Of a the *Airts,” “ The hardy Norseman,” and ~ Hail boanteons May were sweetly rendered by the choir and othere, omder the able of Mr Ratcliffe, choirmaster ...

... summons was token out by Robert Spencer Watson, Thomas iJurt, John ftorman. Daniel Reed. William Robin- son, and Jomi Caward, the trustees of the associa- tion ; and the defendants rt ere Thomas Hem - Cann and Thomas Richardson. J Mr Macnaghtei,, U..J , and ...

... came before Mr. Justice Cozena-Hardy in the Chancery Division yesterday. The summons was taken out by Robert Spence Watson and others, trustees of the association, and the defendants were Thomas Henry Canu and Thomas Richardson. The i|UC'tion asked was ...