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... kneel, In the berton be ondee comb, Our childhood to know, I aboold it.) with him in the gloom, Hiwyng it might k•e no. THOMAS HARDY. BALKAN WAR THEATRE. GERMAN PRESSURE ON GREECE. UNEASINESS AT ATHENS. PROSPECTS OF AN INVASION. 3IILITARY VIEW AT SALONIKA ...
... added, all profit. Well-known English writers are responsible for the tram ations, as Sir Sidsoy Colvin, H. (1. Wells, Thomas Hardy, Henry James, W. Pett Ridge. and many more. Mr. Henry James and Mr. Kipling are also responsible for Final contributions ...
... Chief Stoker James Keating, R.F.R.O.N. 65732. ritoler Patty Ofleer Michael Pito& H.P.R.O.N. 163411. :Coker Petty Marge Thomas Willisnt Hardy, O.N. 999842. Bt4er Petty Meer Albert Jnhn Wan, O.N. 9765 09. — ittitr Petty Odlee, Bernrel Restny, DOCI3B. Acting ...
... O.N. E. Clue( Petty (Jr William Thom. Labb, I.N. 150615. Acting P.tly Otliorr J. hilcatt, ON. 71171 7. P.6iy acne Edrud Thomas Hardy. O.N. 116872. bkipwright Francis Felix Quin, O.N. 158136. Savant Seabrook, 1LY.L.1. • 7782. Colour Sergeant flows &fray ...
... Alfred Treadway, R.F.R., O.N. 189047. Chief Petty Officer William Thomas Loob, O.X. 109615. Acting Chief Petty Officer William James Snilcott, O.X. i 79902. Chief Potty Officer Edward Thomas Hardy. O.X. 169872. Chief Shipwright Francis Felix Quin, O.N. 138136 ...
... %matt Wt Log.- too.. toe k.ogland. and Lady 'mead .1. Elquo.l. li. lion. Mrs. eagliell lea at Kingotowo from Englaud. Mn. Thomas Hardy. O.M, I birtrolay yesterday. Mr. k'. W ..mawaft , of Imperial Lustoma haa been appotated of Cantons .1. Tivitstu, to the ...
... all the assistance they could, and he thought that a great many of them should be employed in the muritien slops. Mr. Thomas H. Hardy, seconded the resolution. Mr. Andrew Donnelly, J.P., said they had not been gi‘en any reason for the necessity of the ...
... inability to get to the front, obtained short leave in December last. his arrival from India he enlisted under the name of Thomas Hardy in the West Surreys, and while with his battalion private was killed in action. His gallantry was such that, had lived ...
... Blanchardatown Rev. P. Ryan. P . I Finals; Rev. E. Omn. C M.. Philishorough Rev. T Gavin. C.M., St. Marv's. Lanark; Rev. Thomas Hardy. CM.. Pflibsboroligh ! Rev. M. Gallagher. C.M . do. ; Rev. Robert 'Jones, C.M . Cork ; Rev. Joseph Curren. I(' M., Cmtleknock; ...
... handsome proportions combine to attract the attention' .: every passerby. the sorted edifies, 'i a memorial t , the late Rev. Thomas Hardy, eke at IL* time of his death, mil Itbo 11th October. 1911, had been p:•rish priest of Upper Killeavy for 26 )eats. his; ...
... and corer, bearing the h•ll. mark of Trafalpr year. Ori the death of N.. Ison. the or passed into the poltros. %on of Sir Thomas Hardy. Other Nelson rotten Ito-ludo • of the derk of the irtory tot from the *rtual synt sthens Nelson fell to make for the brass ...
... A. rweTriddledy at I SISTER TROXAS HAIRY DEAD. The death is announced et Telbettayee, Dorchester, of %as }Lary Hardy, yours as Thomas Hardy, the alp of U Will.ta. - Bohemians 8.-C J. Drum. H. Keene, T A. with O'Connell. T J Rita, W. , ms t Komi, Jamie-ann ...