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... for re tusal to pay taxes because women have no votes. The Nobel Prize for literature for 1914 is to be awarded to Mr. Thomas Hardy the well-known Author. The Cabinet has eliminated from the Home Rule Bill the clause giving the Dublin Parliament control ...
... postponed the 14th. l'he Carmania's cargo was not seriously damaged and two months will suffice for repairs to the ship. Mr. Thomas Hardy acknowledging the Royal Society of Literature's gift of a gold medal upon the occasion of his birthday, deplored the d ...
... visiting Gibraltar, Malta, etc. The death is announced of the Bishop of Truro. The Royal Society ot Literature has awarded Mr. Thomas Hardy its gold medal to be presented on his birthday June 2nd. _ Baron Marschall Von BiPberstein the German Ambassador to Turkey ...
... Mrs. Pankhurst and was thereupon released. Suffragettes have annoyed the Bishop of London and many Cabinet Ministers. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the well•known author. has married hia tilecretay and typist, Miss Florence Dugdale, aged thirty-three years. Advice, ...
... the Derby stake. The payments are therefore permanent. Mr. Clement Shorter, writing in the 'iphere. predicts that Mr. Thomas Hardy will be made Poet Laureate, vice the late 'sir. Alfred Austin. The Cunard steamer Lusitania, which was ostensibly having ...
... admiral; Sir William Reed; the Radical Hardy; the astrological Patridge ; Sir Simon Ayre ; Jacob Boehm; Samuel brew: Hans Christian Andersen; Dr. Marshinan ; Dr. Kitto ; Thorn's Edward, the Banff naturalist: Thomas Cooper, author of the Purgatory of Suicides ...
... challenged p o s s ible. Thirteen months ago House of Commons the s l overn - Mr. Hardie to prove his state- it was reported that this paintmeet announced the appoint - ments. Mr. Hardie rerlied that ing had been stolen and a copy inent ot the striios commission ...
... street; Ana Eliza M .rtin, New Street; Frederick, Seat ; Yow, ; ?Parties. Nevis Si reA Cyril ltichardson, St. J..haa Street ; J. Thomas SA:ow:4 St. Johns Sweet; 21. . T Tuomati, St.Jolm's; Id. A. K. TIBEII Postm3e . er. 21; ; 13. . * At The Oldest I - louse ...
... the Prize Court. and eeveial further attacks were re The death has taken place of Sir Pulsed. A bold and successful attack Thomas Clouston, M. D., the eminent has bean made on the enemy's airship phvgiciab. harbour and shed at Ghent and the It is feared ...
... was ,Icoellent ; even Lor hrles• eresford tholvht the programme adNuat ilthough he reari•ed natninT G , rariny. Mr. K. - eir Hardie protested against c•lnstani enlirgetnent of expenditures which he regarded w. provocative to other Powers and I romotive of ...
... clippings from the St. Thomas Mail Notes,'' ant island, now a place drifting daily into news in re, the improvement and extention of decay, its harbours, especially St. John's, (a the Harbour works of the Island of St. Thomas, splendid sheet of water ...
... s enthusiasm is returning. It is expected that Mr. Asquith's son, Raymond, will soon stand for Parliament in place of Sir Thomas Roe, M.P. for Derby, who is ready to resign, and that if he wins the seat it will hasten a general election. It is reported ...