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... Colonial Institute. ■ Merchant, Interested l«tc. W’ent out to India 1877, . Mli,. l .?f later etiu-tod in business ourable Thomas Francis )* Lord Chief Justice KN 'Ch iS (21). r . _ John Adami, M.A., B.Sc., i'lofessor of Educution. Uniot Lontlou, 1902-1922 ...
... and the veteran Edmund Gosse, whose contributions have charmed and stimulated readers for more than half a century. With Thomas Hardy, he shares the distinction of being almost the last of the literary giants of the Victorian Age. The Earldom that comes ...
... M.CY ORMF. BONBOR, chairman Co..ouio,ioocr., o! for London. fMR CHARLES CAMPBELL McLEOD. &Air. Royal Institut*. RIGHT RON. THOMAS FRANCIS MOLONT, fora.erly ford Chief Justice of frelawl. KNIGHTS. PROPI,SBOft JOHN ADAMS, forterly Professor ot Lduration ...
... the Connnissiopers of 1 the Wiy of bowl pe-tax (01 Bir Charles Campbell I¥clLeod, (halran of the Royal Colonial Institute. Thomas Prancis Malony, formerly Lord Chief Justice of lreland. Knights, Professor John Adams, Professor of Edu. cation, University ...
... Chairman of Commissioners of Income Tax, City London. Sir Charle? Campbell McLeod. Chairman Royal Colonial Institute. Right Thomas Francis Molony. Formerly Lord Chief Justice Ireland. KNIGHTHOODS. Prof. John Adams. Professor of Education, University of ...
... Victor Hugo's Notre Dame de Paris, embellished with incidents which could only enter the mind of a film producer, and Thomas Hardy's Tess of the D'Urbervilles, reduced to modern life, cabarets and all, have been excused on the ground that ordinary ...
... Chairman Commissioners Income Tax, City of London. Sir Charles Campbell McLeod. Chairman Royal Colonial Institute. Right Hon. Thomas Francis Molony. Formerly Lord Chief Justice oi Ireland. KNIGHTS. Prof. John Adams. Professor of Education, University London ...
... ivorceand Admiralty Division Mr. Francis B. Dicksee. the new Bresident the Royal Academy. Mr. Edmund (Josse. , , _ , Mr. W. B. Hardy, Secretary Hie Royal Society, Professor Frederick Howland Hopkins, Profesor of Bio-Chemistry, Lmversrty of Cambridge. , . ...
... not only their charm hut by the vast grasp encyclopaedic knowledge of the subjects with which they deal. . Mr. William Bate Hardy, M.A., F.R.S., w'rctary the Royal Society. . Frofessor Frederick Gowland Hopkina, M.A., F.R.C.P., F.R.S.j Professor of Bio- ...
... Military.—Admiral Sir E. H. SEYMOUR, the Earl of YPRES, Admiral Viscount JELLICOE, Earl HAIG, Admiral Earl BEATTY. Civil. —THOMAS HARDY, Sir G 0 TEEVELYAN, Sir EDWARD ELGAR Sir JOSEPH THOMSON, Viscount HALDANE, the Earl of BALFOUR, D LLOYD GEORGE, Sir JAMES ...
... A NEW POEM BY THOMAS HARDY AND A REPRINT OF HIS FIRST PUBLISHED WORK, ...
... Librarian to Houac Lords 1ft)I to 1914. His book “Father and Son. was “crowned by the French Academy in 1913. William Bate Hardy, Secretary of the Royal Society. Professor Frederick Gowland Hopkins, F.R.C.P., Professor of Bio-Chemistry, ersity of Cambridge ...