... Military -Admiral Sir E. H. Seymour, the Earl of Ypres, Admiral Viscount Jellicoe, Farl Haig. Admiral Earl Beatty. Civil— Thomas Hardy, Sir O. O. Trevelyan, Sir Edward Elgar, Sir Joseph Thomson, Viscount Haldane, Earl of Balfour, D. Lloyd George, Sir James ...

... the Riviera when the winter winds Idoa cold. Not but that «.uffcrB from ths attentions of hero worshippers' Kipling and Thomas Hardy. 1 should think, are th« most pestered of British author*. Soon after his fii>t settlement in Kipling was visited a hustling ...

... Society (1923 to 1924). Francis Bernard Dicksec, Esq., A.R.A., artist. Edmund Gosse. Esq., C. 8., LL.U., D.Litt, William Bale Hardy, Esq*, M.A., F.R.S., secretary of the Royal Society. Professor Frederick Oowland Hopkins, M.A., D.Sc., F.R.C.P.. F.R.S., Professor ...

... the King’s Police Medal are three embers of the Royal Ulster Constabulary—District-Inspector Patrick Cahill, iead-Constable Thomas Nicholas, and Sergeant J. F. Maguire. THE OFFICIAL LISTS. Viscount Jellicoe Honoured With an Earldom. IRISH DISTINCTIONS. ...

... Mill unpublished ” piaiies Sir Algernon West arc edited Horace Hutcbinfon. “ Chriatmas Wessex.” Rowland Grey, is an from Thomas Hardy.'and Dr. Bernard W. Henderson contributes an account ** John Wesley’.* Last niversify Sennoti.” Sport i* re presented Night ...

... assistant in Memorial Church, Belfast Randalstown Milk Prosecution.— At Randalstown petty sessions yesterday—before Mr. W. J. Hardy, R.M. (presiding), and other justices—John Fletcher, Randaletown. was fined 20s and costs for selling three gills of buttermilk ...

... inimher of men. The January number of The Irish Presbyterian is a flne varied number. Among the contents are *sketch of Thomas Hardy. an article on ABsthetic Culture in Irish Schools. by T. G. Houston. WA.: a glimpse of 0.. Douglas. Glenwherry Church ...

... Storv of the First Score Years and Ten; Williams (Dr.). Minor Maladies Remedies; * William ...

... Hip storv .f th-r first score and ien:“ WlllUims (|»r i Minor nu..adiee and heir reroodlos; u-iiiam '.Hi. Wessex Nowls of Thomas Hardy.” Mr. .1. Jclley, who was reported 0 have accepted post of Genetal for South Ails tralia l.ondon, now withdrawn.—Ututa* ...

... the mew steam heating plant had been installed in the new building, and appeared to be working well. On the motion Mr. T. H. Hardy, J.P., seconded by Mr. If. P. Nicholson. J.P., letter of condolence was ordered be sent to the relative* of the late Dr. J ...

... of one of the footprints in was just 20 miles per hour. r„..ostion was now produced. Mr. Chamberlin said the wind was al- Thomas °Wanders and John Wilson gave most due south, but veered round to trdents' W.S.W.. and then swung round to 8.8. W. -•ecial ...

... his Kali's Shrine.' Among those who have delighted in the old town are Sir James Barrie,Aieorge Gissipg, George Meredith Thomas Hardy, Walter Besant, W. W. J acobs, and Walter de la Mare. Edward Clodd, the warm friend of all of them, has lived there for ...