... number , lie London M . ltt \ ir \ J pill )' lishes an interesting series of poems that show the contrast in styles between Thomas Hardy , Hilairc Belloc , Robert Nichols , Francis Brett-Young , and others of the younger school . Tho most noteworthy of them ...

... :—Sir Basil Brooke, Bart.: Mrs. E. Robertson; Revs. R. J. MTlmoyle, R. Moore, and J. H. Scott; Mesfers. Thomas M'Cannell (treasurer), T. H. Hardy, J.P.; James M'Grath, J.P.; W. H. Gslbraith, J.P.; William Jackson, J.P.; David Wright. J.r.; Wm. George ...

... there ‘.Taro pruicat, Captain H. H. .-n» master. Captain H. T. Hen//';!, accictary; I. G. White, A. h. i.. M. Lrjnub, J. G. Hardy, E. W. Kent. H. IU3. Kent, A. Taylor. T.G. EJtiivl, J. 11. Nicholson, and Mr R. rm. summomr. son ice was .oniluet/I b%- the ...

... ; H. Pootlyu, lloulycyw, two nmathe: J. MeMatmtone, Cardiff Nonimby awl J. a Gadd! . Rovers Reserve.. ail weeks; J, P. Thomas. INeorrhy ltmerven, two sotatits,i kl. Komi.. and J. I'cotell. Cwoostrres awls;su J. Lowira Pill /farriers. Basernea nix works; ...

... committee were appointed aa follows: Messrs Alexander Harper, G. B. S. Cheyne. J. C. Easton. G. P. Marr, P. B. Murray, Thomas Kerr, and Jolin M'Hardy. ...

... Board of the Royal Academy Music and the Royal College Music: —Pass certificates.—Mollie Cook. Kathleen. R- Griffin, Olive Hardy, Grace M. Harris, Brian H. R. Hastie, Einid D. Dorothy Morrison. Dora M. Scott, Winifred Whitefields, M. J. Whiting, Quecnie ...

... of the .7 ' work and a further 137 on the stooks , we resat interesting. The brat two are perhaps g e . poetry of Mr. Thomas 'Hardy, who is in should have been able, in the coarse of a h e breach ...

... just concluded, in which over forty men of varying poetical stature had perished, has altered our views In that respect. Thomas Hardy ha,.s penned a charming tribute to 'his memory, whilst the elder Coulson has expressed at father's pride in a noble son ...

... Berwick Minister. ijaptiat (Jiiurch. tare given unammauo invitation to hev. Thomas J. Match©] 1 formoiiy minster of Baptist Church in Cana-da’ and lately to to© i'oroes in iVanoe aooept the pastorate tee Church for a pened of 4 years and Mitchell has ...

... ONDON. Mee, Jan. 12.--disgar. - Free ee Desirab grades full steady; future dall. Tea, le lonian eate n Weer; common fine hardy steady. Pepper and taplco Jute Allialliy, molerate sale.. Menlo firmer. shellac strong-May sold 003 e. Copra very rteady. Kernee ...

... they hove to defeat Leioevt.fr City, and there are many who think they ate oapebie of performing this teat. THE WELSH CUP. HARDY PLAXEILB LEAVE THE FIELD WHEN WELL BEATEN. G. t:. Mid-Rlicedda 3 Mardy • 0 tSwed 2. Hampton) The Mardy-liki-I:houilda Welsh ...

... up with much spirit until about 1 2 a.m. Messrs. O. Sandford and Thomas were the M.C.'s. The room, saily decoiated, was kindly lent for the occasion by Mr. Henry Thomas, whilst Mrs. Thomas carried out the duties of hon. secretary a very capable manner. ...