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... was related at Lambeth inquest, yesterday, on William Baker (82), a carpenter, who was knocked down taxi December 21. At St. Thomas' Hospital was treated for head iujtirv and allowed home, his own request. The next day local doctor diagnosed fractured ribs ...
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... passages in the book ; and a power of Interpreting rustic humour and sentiment which remindi us of the early novels of Mr. Thomas Hardy • but Mr. Moult over-elaborates and over -writes, not trusting the power of his subject and the pathos of his people to ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY'S CHOICE HYMNS. — - —— Selects Two to be Sung at Funeral of Sir F. Treves. M- Tuomase Hardy has eclecled the hivinns 1o be sung at the funeral service of the late Sic Frederics Troves at Dorchester to-day at 2o' Jock, The fumous author ...
... 28th panto. were “ My Carolina Mammy,” Mime. and comjenciion with a chorus of , and “ Yee, We Hav bin are Mr. Lew © an Mr. Thomas No yy Tay Ban a “May | made a Another mounced success is to be re corded at t ty Livergcol Shak , where is “Dick Whittington ...
... Xing refit be represented Lord Dawson of Penn. and Queen Alexandra is rending a wresth from her garden at Sandringham. Mr. Thomas Hardy, 0.M.. has chosen the hymns for the funeral seridee, which will be bold at Ft. Peter's Church, Dorchester, at two o'clock ...
... of Sir Frederick Treyes at Dorchester to-day. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who will be present, has chosen the hymns, Lind included Thou turnost man, 0 Lord, to dust, which was sung at the funeral of Mr. Hardy's father. ...
... large firis are now in uigco: peed of Imen who are trained saleawen; 30U cad beorme a edlesman by proper t-aining, a*d in the Thomas Russell Course ip Scieut.ho Saleswansulp you reccive lumu‘l from oue ©! the 10remost sutborilies in the country Iram & man ...
... THE QUEEN-MOTHER’S TRIBUTE. * Beleved Sir F. Treves . . . from His Affecticnate Alexandra.” NMr Thomas Hardy choee the hrines at the fueeral of Sir Frederick Treves at Ducchester vesterday, T-!lr- ‘Ki!!u s p'.‘: scated by Lord Dawson o Pena aud Quecn ...
... Florrie (inmpri-cht, Mr. O. Guy, John Hail. Oertie Hall. Lucv Hallam. Miss N. Thome llarrourt. Miss Uanie Hon-ourt. John Hardy. Mabel Harker. Keano Harrison. Miss I). Harrison. Kstelle llarrold, Miss h. Hart, Uus Harvey. Fred Heather, .li-rrold Hcaley ...
... future we must all say ** aer-i-al,”” and dictionary makers will no doubt have to fall into line Oxk of the hymns which Thomas Hardy sclected for the funcral of Sir Frederick Harpy's Treves yesterday, * The Saiuts of Sewzerep God. their conflict past,” ...
... charitable efforts, as all who have read Sir Frederick Treves.` last hook, The Elephant Man, will know. Thomas Hardy's Hymn. The, hymn which Thomas Hardy selected for Sir Frederick Treves' funeral yesterday, The Saints of God, was written by an Archbishop ...