... the lecture. As a matter of fact Mme. Adams confined herself to speaking of two novelists only, namely, George Eliot and Thomas Hardy. These two names may serve as types of the chronological first and last, respectively, in modern English fiction ; but ...

... de se ” are rare nowadays, but such was the return of the jury at Hammersmith on Saturday after inquiring into the death of Thomas Merrick, Hall-place, Paddington, an employé of Messre. Smith and Co., wine merchants. It appeared that he suffered from pains ...

... Choral Society are giving n concert in Westminster Town Hall on Monday ey ning next, under the conductorship of Mr. David J. Thomas. An interesting feature in the prozramme is Mr. Edward Elgar's *“ Eanner of Saint Gaorge,” a bLallad for chorus and orchestra ...

... “At Home ” for the last time this season. Some good singing was heard, the vocalists being Mr. and Mrs. Seargent (Madeline Hardy), Miss Alice Rees, Miss Hamilton Smith, Miss Harris, her pupil. Miss Rees gave with great expression, Frank Lambert’s song ...

... the Burlington Fine Arts Club. MANY charitable institations will benefit considerably under the will of the late Mr. Thomas Kincaid Hardie, of 3, Hyde-park-terrace, who died on September 28 at the age of eighty-five, leavin an estate valued at £110282. The ...

... Re THOMAS KINCAID HARDIE (Deceased). PURSUANT to the Act of Parliament 22nd and 23rd Vie. Cap. 35 intituled “An Act to further amend the Lw of Prolrert{ and to relieve Trustees ” NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and other fiemna having :;3 claims ...

... suffered attacking the brain had a fatal issue very suddenly. ON Saturday, November 23,the Right Hon. Lord Justice Cozens-Hardy will lay the foundation stone of the People’s Hall, Olaf-street, Latimerroad. As a matter of fact, there has for some years ...

... Re THOMAS KINCAID HARDIE (Deceased). P[’RSI'ANT to the Act of Parliament 22nd and i 23rd Vie. Cap. 35 intituled ** An Act to further amend the lLaw of Property and to re-} lieve Trustees” NOTICE IS }I)EREBY GIVEN that all creditors and other persons having ...

... asking for the Franchise for Women. Mr. Richard Bell, M.P., will take the chair, and among the speakers will be Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P., Miss Reddish, Miss Silcock, Mrs. Wimbott. Mrs. Hegginbotham, Mrs. Ellis. and Miss Close. All working women are cordially ...

... Hugh Falconer, M.A., 8.D., will take the chair, and among those expected to speak are Messrs. D. Anderson, F. R. Cane, and J. Hardie. The Boys' Band of St. Mary’s Orphanage, North Hyde, has won the distinction of being engaged by the London County Council ...

... On June 12 the glnintifl's appeal a?ainst this decision was heard the Master of the Rolls, Lord Justices l{lthew and Cozens-Hardy, who unanimously formed the opinion that the correspondence between the plaintiff and defendant proved sufficient notice within ...

... taking a distinguished degree. He first attracted the attention of the literary world by his remarkable study of the “Art of Thomas Hardy,” a book distinguished at omce in its style ‘and matter, and a perfect mine of knowledge and erudition. The distinction ...