... 473. don, left estate He which has been valued for queathed £100 to the to hia “faithful Free Hospital and his Jus Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, to-day cele- brates his 70th birthday. Dalsyfoam * Shampoo. Sample Packet Free to all pplicants. Write Daisyicam ...

... * No. 1. FOR APRIL will contain contributions 2/6 Monthly THOMAS HARDY, ARNOLD BENNETT, EDWARD HUTTON, JOSEPH OONRAD, BARON IGNATZ VON ASCHENDROF. STEPHEN REYNOLDS. EDWARD GARNETT, EDWARD THOMAS, EDGAR JEPSON, DR. LEVIN SCHUCKING. Editorial will deal witli ...

... Vtrecht. writes on Capital Punishment in France.*' very carefully gating the arguments favour of and against it. Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Edward Hutton, Mr. R. unningham-Gr.ihame. and Mr. Joseph Conrad also contribute this month. ...

... hygienist thinks it improper that hetwean their teeth before giving them out. ehould damp the tickets or hold them Mr. Thomas Hardy is on the waiting list for an honour. Hed he been a pill merchant (says a cor respondent) he might have had it in middle ...

... evenings fall early, sitting at hen merry wheel, she sings defiance to the giddy wheel fortune.” How like picture from Thomas Hardy!” I remarked in admiration of the scene. ...

... No matter. Further and further still Through tho world's vaporous vitiate air His words wing on—as strong words will. —Thomas Hardy, in to-day's ‘° Times. TO-DAY’S WEATHER REPORT. (®Y OUR PRIVATE WIRE) To-day’s weather report, ixsued by the Metcorologi- ...

... contain contribations by THOMAS HARDY, ARNOLD BENNETT, EDWARD JOSEPH CONRAD, BARON IGNATZ VON ASCHEN|] RPnNnel aR NR T.RVIN WETMORE SER. WE SEL va CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN FRANC Contributors to the preceding have included Messrs. Thomas Hacdy, Henry James ~~ ...

... terms preeize, cull is he who seems bur is not w Judgment was reserved. TWO NOTABLE FIGURES AT MEREDITH'S FUNERAL. Mr. Thomas Hardy, looking very hard and white, sat in the shadow of one of the choir stalls at Mr. Meredith’s funeral.. One mourner by his ...

... AUTHORS’ SOCIETY’S VIEWS. THE OPINIONS OF ®R. THOMAS HARDY AND MR. HENRY JAMES To-day, the Joint Commtitee of the two Houses of Parliament appointed to inquire into the censorship of stage playe met, under the chairmanship of Mr. Herbert Samuel. Mr. Cecil ...

... which bore his name; and eee rday, the twice Mayor, who warmly ej follow Inovement of those days. ‘The then Record. (Mr. Thomas Hardy) afterwards ace u » defimite president, the first Lord Harewood beca: on 27th and within five years the income of the notice ...

... ORDER OF There is reason to believe that Mr. Thomas Hardy will receive the Order of Merit which is vacant by the death of Mr. George Meredith. No other writer has greater or even equal claims to be enrolled among theo members of the Order of Merit. THE ...

... Lyall, pmoters Caine, Mr. Edmund Goese, Mr. Rider Haj listance American Ambassador and Mrs. Reid, Mr. Holman Hunt, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. J. nd = Humphr: pe Mr. Richard Whitein » would r. T P. Sir P. Bu would Mist Ellen Torry, Mr. For! tt, and others ...