... THOMAS HARDY. Mr Thomas Hardy (Manchester) said that politics was the science of Government, and that the bale of all government ought to be the greats* good for the greatest number, and upon that basis they could rest their edifice, by which the people ...

... oo7untry rehgiouo - brother MR. THOMAS HARDY. Mr Thomas Hardy mid he was more disappointed with Mr Joseph Chamberlain than any other public man and he believed that as a statesman be was dead and would never see life again as such. he would fight for ...

... three works of special interest, that should appal to to large body of readers Time an Far from the Madding Crowd, by Thomas Hardy ; Fortitude, by Hub Walpole; and Introduction to by the author of Elizabeth and Her German Garden. ...

... was dieaiyed. Mr Jeffrey Jones, C.C. (Llandrindod Wells) pro:sided, and he was supported by Mr Frank Edwards, M.P., Mr Thomas Hardy, Bev. T. I). Jones Mr Churchill, Aid. J Evan Bufton, Mr W. ones (Dolberthog), Mr T. L. Vaughan, &e., &e. ...

... Professor of Oornpneition and Orchrsti.Ll Playing in the Royal College of Music, and Ens various University titles. Ur. Thomas Hardy, who celebrated hie birthday the other day, wan born in Doreetshire, and • his caner as an architect For an dealing with ...

... THE TOLL OF THE TEAR. During the past year several notable figures have passed away. On January 11th Thomas Hardy, the novelist and poet, whose impress on English literature will never be forgotten, died. Universal sorrow, expressed in countlees trilogies ...

... F. 0. Collier (32), Glamorgan finance department, Mr Thomas Clay (31), senior assistant,' Staffordshire finance department, Mr S. Earnshaw (33), Bedfordshire finance department, and Mr Thomas Hardy (33), County Finance Clerk, Soke of Peterborough. The ...

... Edwards. The best thanks they could give him was to do all they could to assist him when the time came. (Loud cheers.) Mr Thomas Hardy said that since 1895, the Tory Government had been continually in office, and they had spent £1,440,800,000, which was ...

... Newcastle Mr Balfour practically endorsed his master's sierws. A few days previously, at one of Mr Frank Edwards's meetings, Mr Thomas Hardy and Alderman Buf ton gave the Radnorshire electors some very enlightening facts shout the practical effects of Protection ...

... Thackeray, Charles Dickens, Mendelssohn, Victor Hugo, Alfred Tennyson, Robert Browning, Charles Kingsley, John Buskin, Thomas Hardy, and Buayard Kipling. ** The Diplomacy of die Sultan,” by His Excellency Mijatovich, is account of the diploma* ic met ...

... will be aooompanied by the following gentlemen: At Llandewy and Howey, on Thursday and Friday, New. 9th and 10th, by Mr Thomas Hardy , of the National Reform ' Union; at and Rhulen, on the 13th and 14th inst., by Mr Arthur G. Symonds, secretary of the ...

... in December. can chew his Majesty at both his Dorset scats country to which literary fame attaches as the Weeaex of Mr. Thomas Hardy. The King is to be the guest at Melbury Park from Monday. December 7th, until Saturday the P2,th. and it is very KING'S ...