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... Moeon, Marrylaod-10a ond ooaio do. At Stratford Dee. George Fish, pawnbroker. of High-road. Leytonsionc. was summoned by MaN>r Hardy lor detaining gold watch end chain. Complainant said the property whs stolen from bit house on July 28 girl whom took into ...
... W. 'l . o•Dav and TRire Daily. at 3 and CHAPIN:I - S AVNT.•a! Pep , 'lar Price.. At N. '• Coloru,Sergesit. ' Mr. BRANDON THOMAS'S SEASON. T HE PLAYHOUSE. Charing Cross. 1 anal Manager. Mr. Cavil Maude TO-DAY at 131) EV ERY IVE X it $ 30. THE. VISIT. ...
... lover of the beautiful river will enjov Mr. Vincent's book. It is one of the best guide books of its kind. Drobably Mr. Thomas Hardy will be the last to realise the profound reverence and devotion which is lelt towards hi- literary achievements by- large ...
... Mainbrace, Marjorie, and Princess Zorilda. Rodent the Rat and Thomas the Cat are made effective by the singing Mr. Clifton Hall and the antics of Mr. James Stratton. The comedians are in strength, including, besides Mr. Russell, Mr. Bert Maddison as Alderman ...
... clever and amusing acrobatic act. ROTHERHAM.— Theatre Roval, Ltd.—Managing-Director, Mr. F. Macnagbten; Resident- Manager. Mr. Hardy.—Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hinton and Travis Green■’s company are occupying the boards here with Her Fatal Marriage. Mr. Jerrold ...
... Smith, and facaimilee two letters from Thackeray to Smith; and with Envoi ” fmm Mm. George Smith. contains one poem by Mr. Thoma* Hardy, Impromptu the Editor,” and another Mr. A. D. “Middle Age to—Youth.” Mr. T. Ook writes on ‘‘The Jubilee the ‘OomhiU*” (with ...
... Temple shows ability. Mr. Ken drew Milsorn as Tom Wells is an effective hero; and Mr. Alex. Bradley makes a villainous Philip Hardy. Miss Ada Champion is deservedly applauded for her portrayal of Jess Willoughby; and Miss Maud Gill as May Willoughby is both ...
... Arthur Newman. A censolidate and strengthen the whole of their great Empire. (Applause.) p rot ..d init. Smith. Thomas Clark, Wilfred Hardy, . George Al ayhew. Ha Rs Mr. rosier said Home ltd.'had become • Charles Fagg. Harold Darl i ng t o n. Ji living ...
... numerous retinue that included the Duke and Duchess the Du. hesse Berri. the Dar I and Princess Marie Therese. S. nth Wessex—as Hardy call* Doreet - is a quiet .soner England, and everyone may not he aware that this has its own home industries. Toys arc mask ...
... Agamemnon, Capt. B. Currey, adc Irresistible. . Capt. C J. Eyres BELLBROPHON .Capt. H. Evan- Superb Capt. P. C. T. Tudor Thomas, mvo Temerairk Capt. A. L. Duff B U, ' W A ATTACHEITO BATTLE SQUADRON. Capt. H. Sandemau | Isis Capt. R. Harbord ATTACHED ...
... Delila, Claudk Debussy’s I'elUas and Melisande, and Frederic d’Erlanger’s Tcss —the libretto of the last-named founded on Thomas Hardy’s famous novel —being all offered at CoA'ent Garden in the course of the twelvemonth. A feature of the year was the large ...
... , Mr. W. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. T. Seward, Mrs. and Miss Haig and maid. Mrs. B. Verschoyle Mr. C. H. Tayler, Miss Walker and friend, Mr. F. Halford, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Halford, Dr. L. Gulinil, Mrs. A. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Foster, Mr. Hardy. Dr Neild ...