... 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- ...

... irregularly The fii-raeßt were Vkakers at 12s Bald 14s 9rl, Pease and Partners 21s 3d, Bolckov V»,T7gbaf Stewarts 3d, Pj.jhard Thomas 16s 3d, Rush ton atK TT->msby 7.s 9d. ounisfartding feature ol flav was the eoHarwe in nitrate shares menace the the syntheti ...

... Cream Laid Square Envelopes, per . 4s. 9d. Carriage paid orders of £2 value and upwards. and Men. Thomas Lton: Golden WEDDING.— Today, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lyon receive the affectionate congratulations, not only of their wide family circle, but of host ...

... 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 ...

... 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. , . ...

... Charles Lindsay, CAI., Was Chief Secretary of State for l e 2l . C.V.O. Ireland from 1916 to 1918. Began life as William Bate Hardy, M.A., F.R.S. His Majestv's High Commissioner at a reporter Secretary of the Royal Society Constantinople. Basil Shillito Cave ...

... remarked Desa.—lt estimated that • tb _people awireabled is The Saabs m we the wont of flambledon Hunt, of which Mr. Sam Hardy is the popular master. Mounted follower. numbered about se. The Master dispensed hospitality, and many people were afforded ...

... N IN AD% ERTISING. A poem by Thomas Hardy and the opening chapters of Joli.t John Macnab.' appear in Chambers's Journal for January (page A motorists' calendar is published by Shell Iles, 1 invited opage 51 Eery starts and dance is enjoyed where Foster ...

... Privy Purse to King Edward arid later Comptroller to Queen Alexandra), Mid Z.—Thomas Win. Francis, Helhougbton, aged 88. 22.—Mrs. 11. Brown, London Road, Lynn, aged 54.—Thomas Easter, Shouldhani, aged 91. 31.—Henry T. Francis, bon.-under librarian, of Cambridge ...

... Mrs. Withers, Miss Dutton, Welclon, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Bernard lJ'Oyly, Capt. Loyd, Mrs. J. Phillips, Mrs. Arundle, Mr. O. Hardy, Mrs. Airs. Hcarn, Alaster Peter Aloor, Miss Violet Tweed, Barnett, Mrs. Braddle, Mr. H. L. Soames, Mrs. Kirlon, Miss King ...

... road 22 EMPLOYMENT WANTED CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7 20 WORDS A 18 requires work paperhanging distempering painting : renewed c Hardie 16 Drayson Kensington requires daily cook-general reference Hamilton 16 mews Holland street daily : refs Mrs Dcnaby 16 street ...

... Reserves Tyaack’s Reserves.—At 2.15. Tyxack's Res. (meat at north end of at 1 45) Hugh.)), (Rockdale, Watson, Souter, Robaon. Thomas. Doth*, Peterson, Liddle, Wtlkinton. Davidson. Marne, and Marsh. St. Joseph's v. Benet'*.—Or Diamond Hall 2-15. St. Joseph’s ...