... —Tindall; (captain) and Spence: Tennison, Jackson and Hardy; Blenkin, Singleton, Day, Ellis and Creasser. Meet 6ummergang's-rd., at p.m. Drypool P.O. Institute H- Blundell's.— Ganetead-lane, 2.30 p.m.—Child; Hardy (captain) and Lutus: Forsythe, V. Tidy and 'fcp*flM; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... which their beautiful town offers to the winter visitor. Scarborough's Plans. Bold Ramblers. More Howlers. there, but these hardy raTTillcrs have vowed to climb it every year, until the freedom of the moors is acknowledged. At present there is but a narrow ...

... Mr. and' Mrs, Swan, 119, Steade Road, Sharrow. HARDY— PALLISTER.—On December a9th. St. Peter's Church, Abbeydale, Sheffield, bv the Rev. C. Birks. Charles, the youngest son of Mr. T. and the late Mrs. Hardy, Road Ida. stxjond daughter Mrs. and the late ...

... Augistine's Church coo c.uded on Saturday with great success. Mr. and Mrs. E. Crossley acted as host ar.il hostess, Mr. T. Hardy presiding over be opening ceremony. Varied enterta•nments were given during the evening. The orooeeds for the four days amounted ...

... faithful an Thomas Hardy.—Pro- literary conscience fessor Abercrombic. hecauso wo said some “It is no good talking about being inconsistent ing many years ago. You have to deal with facts if you aro te do the right thing.—Mr. J. HM. Thomas. ...

... APPRECIATION OF THOMAS HARDY BY PROFESSOR ABERCROMBIE. Mr. Lasoelles Abercrombie. Professor of Literature and Poetry at Leeds. University, speaking the New Year dinner of the Authors' Club, last night, paid warm tribute the gemus of Thomas Hardy. When one thought ...

... lovelv gown silver tissue, Mrs. Smith, of Hall in rose pink. Mrs. Scurfield in black draped with old lace -haul. Miss Freeman Thomas in blue and Miss Mildred Graham in pretty pink frock beaded with crystal-. Mis- silver. Mrs. Geoff ivy Wright in pink, Mi ...

... insisted upon by our Captains of Industry, the desire for degrees among the young manhood of the country will grow.—Yours, etc., THOMAS E. GREEN. [lt very probable, as our correspondent remarks, that research iu America has been extending during recent years ...