... Marnoch. Rev. William Henry Bennett, M.A., Professor of Old Testament Exegesis in the New and Hackney Colleges, London. Rev. Thomas Hardy, minister of the pari.h of Foulis, Wester, Crieff. Rev. Alexander Hest het wick, M.A., P.R. G. S., missionary, Blantyre ...

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... -Colonel Bernard Cyril V.. ~ C.M.G., D.S.O-, London. John Galsworthy, London. Sir James Guthrie, Kt, ex P.R.S.A., Edinburgh- Thomas Hardy, 0-M-, LL.D. (Aberdeen), LittD., D.Litt., Dorchester. General the Hon. Sir Herbert Alexander Lawrence, Chief Staff, London ...

... instead of forests. The poet had fall back on inward beauty. Monro commented on the characteristics the works Robert Bridges, Thomas Hardy, W B. eats, A. E. John Masefield, Walter Maro, and others. upon one characteristic—the extraordinary love animals which ...

... heaven than the church steeple. The graveyard slopes up steeply behind the church higiier than the spire, and, asoordinig to Thomas Hardy, onoe upon time all water for tho town had to be fetched from the valley, and used to sold in the streets at on© halfpenny ...

... members. Sister Guyan paid high tribute to the services given to the Chapter by Sister Dowson. Afterwards whist was played. Thomas Hardy 's cottage, in the hamlet of Higher Bockhampton. near Dorchester. has been !et by the owner, Mr P. F. Parsons. a local ...

... which I recommended. If you wish tako up the study of special author I not think you will anyone more faecinatinp than Thomas Hardy; and if you intend to. road all his book®, you should read them in the order inf which he wrote them. On the other hand ...

... Professor Saintebury, Professor Marcus Professor Maseon, Mr W. B. Yates, Mr Swinburne, Mr Walter Pater, Mr Zangwill, Mr Thomas Hardy, and many other distinguished litterateurs. Ntcoll, at the of his article, says that he has planned a history English ...

... warehouse. 11. Plant of economy. 13. 1 down take It in. 15. Some pigeons are. 16. Code card (Anag.) 18. Red Sea port. 19. Thomas Hardy wrote under It (9, 4). DOWN. 1. But the Navy men are not insignificant (5. B>. 2. Can Maori produce it? He can. 3. Just ...

... -- Trinity, John's Peterhouse. King's and Queen's. Sir Alfred Sir John Bonser, Sir Frederick Bridge, Sir Jamee Murrtav, Thomas Hardy. Professor Mr Edmund Gcsee, and Canon Beoching. eulogium was delivered by J. W. Mackaii, professor of poetr at Oxford, ...

... misconduct by the present yearly licensing of theatres. Granville Barker, J. M. R. Carton, John Davidson, W. S. Gilbert, Thomas Hardy, Anthony Hope, George Meredith, Bernard Shaw, Algernon ' Charles Swinburne, and I. Zangwill are among those who have signed ...

... o'f Mr Thomas Hardy. This Mellstook edition, is to be called, will 'be strictly limited) popice, and will extend to volumes- Eao'i copy of the work will contain the autograph of the author, and new etched portrait Mr William Strang, to wham Mr Hardy gave ...