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... might begin with the arts. There a Augustus John. there is Sargent. there is Brangwyn. There are Thomas Beecham. Elgar, aye. Landon Ronald. There are Thomas Hardy. William Watson. Arnold Bennett. Conrad. Cunniaghame Graham. George Moore, Frank Harris, Maurice ...
... ly only • little band. In his feeling for the country and treatment of rural scenes and character he often recalls Mr. Thomas Hardy. He writes with an admirable restraint, and develops his stories with extreme care. It would have been easy for a less ...
... T. ATHOL JOYCE. sad N. W. THOMAS. M.A. A RECORD OF THEIR CHARACTERISTICS. HABITS. MANNERS. CUSTOMS AND INFLUENCE. Illustrattei with of Retroduilions from Original and a Series of Coloured flares p-ons Paintings by Norman Hardy. Is 34 FORTNIGHTLY PARTS ...
... HA., amid N. W. THOMAS. M.A. A RECORD OF THEIR CHAR- ACTERISTICS, HABITS. MANNERS. CUSTOMS AND INFLUENCE. Illustrated with Handredi of Reprodurtiont from Original Plmographs. and a Sent e Co.nisred Plates pros Painting: by Norman Hardy. In 24 FORTNIGHTLY ...
... Ultraadore:dm Habit:, a ll . Ctutoais and . Rations idhod bY T. ATUOL JOYCE. M.A.. • nd N. W. THOMAS. M.A. with Hwartds aj Origiwal aid a Senn Plaits of Nerwals Hardy. The Scope of This Work. It will be a pictorial history of the women of the world, barbarous ...
... Hails, Maxners, a ll mud . Rations Edited be T. ATHOL JOYCE. M.A.. and N. W. THOMAS. M.A. Illustrated with of pow Original Photo,,,:.hs. mad Series of Coloured flaw from Norman Hardy. The Scope of This Work. It be a pictorial history of the women of the world ...
... GOSPEL lIISSION. Oa SABBATH FIRST at 4-30. Thr Gmpel win be Preached. Soroker—Mr J. D. HARDY, Itathgati. Come, anti Bring a Friend. LET—WEST ( ALDER BRA NCH . THOMAS JOHNSTONE, Editor of AU Forward. - will deliver a lecture in the VANONIC HALL wEnxEsDAT ...
... Macdougall. c Hardie, h W. lamb, ('. Bruce, e Hardie, h Kerr, 8 W. Leishman, e and b Hardie, 12 .1. U. Fraser, r Forrest. b Hardie, .1. Drjhurgh, c Nicol, h Kerr, T. It. SWAM, not out. 6 Extra., Total. Mr J. A. Hardie's ...
... Ice WEST CALDER CHRISTIAN UNION. D. HARDIE, Esq., Ckial of tin Ezcao, . will conduct it. Weekly Mooting in STEWART STREET SCHOOL. uu WEDNIESDAY FIRST, at 741 A Hearty Radom. AIL I.L.P.—WEST CALDER BRANCH. THOMAS JOHNSTONE, Editor of Yonrard. will ...
... public-houses should be clossd on Coronation day. Mr. Hsi: Hardie, M.P., had promised to take the place of Mr. Churchill, who is unable to speak at Manchester on May 20 for the Liberal Christian League. Thomas Seymour, sixty-four, seaman, who was sentenced to ...
... judgment in an action at the instance of • schoolgirl named Gertrude Hill, with the consent and coneurranee of her mother, Jane M'Hardy or Hill, widow, Bath/Ms. against the Provost. Magistrates. and Connelllots of the berth of sob- We as the Local Authority of ...
... their porde and their Limas. The devise are aduirsble. and carry a special sharm is anybody vibe knows Baresseath sad its hardy toilers. FOR POLITICIANS. Lott =lie • highly important period itpdlitled , it did two general the for 1910 t i, of beget b ...