... of Commissioners of Income-tax for the of London Sir Charles Campbell McLeod Chairman of Royal Colonial Institute Right Hon Thomas Francis Malony formerly Lord Chief Justice of Ireland TO BE KNIGHTS: Professor John Adams MA BSc LLD Professor Education ...

... to act at Hill Crest, and the dramatist is creating a tradition of acting in the village. At the time of my visit, Mr. Thomas Hardy' s Queen of Cornwall wus being rehearsed for products. Mr. Masefield knows that drama is the most vital part of English ...

... his coat, I could see he had made up his mind: • We will go fishing to-morrow, he said. A HARDY ENTHUSIAST. THE WESSEX NOVELS OF By Randall THOMAS HARDY. Williams. (Dent. tie.) 'Mr. Williams has written a slight but careful study of some of the finest ...

... NOVELISTS ROUTED. The following story of Kipling and Hardy is told by Mr. H. G. Wells in T. P.'s Weekly :—Souse years ago Kipling thought of settling down in the weft country, and with his friend Thomas Hardy, he sought round for a house. The pair of them ...

... water colour drawing, Douarnenez4 and an etching. The Palazzo Pesaro,' by William Waloot; Mr. Thomas Rateliff. a water-vlour drawing by Martin Hardie. entitled Apnl Sky, Weat Nerses, and the Leadbirter bequest, a watercolour drawing, Mungerfold ...

... invariably inspires across country don’t floating the bed then we in that to iced Altogether older loek back to think very hardy boys There very and age he Wore flannel at night and perhaps in it very Very on whole have life And are quite that the life ...

... ON HARDY'S DRAMA. Mr. Lascelles Abercrombie spoke at last night's meeting of the Playgoers' Society at :he Birmingham Lepertor j Theatre on ' The Dynasts,' by Thomas Hardy, which be desc y r , !lg as one of the most remarkable of art of our time. It ...

... g in Brunner Mond led to a fall to 42a. 6d.. and Swedish Match gave way } to 104. Parent Tyre deferred receded 9d., and Thomas Tilling,' 2s. Seve trueta were higher. the chief rise being that of 12} in Guardian hi estwent to 1112}. Among breweries Watney ...

... plucky, but the spoils went to Abbott OD poi nts. Quite x feature of the evening was a t ree- rotuld exhibition between Ben Thomas, unattached, and his brother Bill Tbosruis Good bouts were witnessed between the following club members:—T. Pickerini v. W ...

... very probable that there is some life on the •planet, but it must differ very widely from anything we know. A poem by Thomas Hardy has some fine verses on the vista of the past : There were those tionge, a score times aunt. With 41 their, tripping ttyle ...

... Cotswolds, where the long and graceful contour of the hills slopes gently to the plain, which stretches away until it meets the Thomas Hardy country in the south• The traveller in the Cotswolds traverses the great uplands and winding valleys , in which nestle ...

... —Ledo Inge. We do not take our gainer oniowly enough.—Lord Wodehouie• The Eno.listnau is r ermanent joke is flootlantl.—Mr. U. Hardie. There Jrr too many trade unicorn and mot asou,r4 usit;.—Mr. J. H. mo ne y of art's nearest owl moat diwpresLL relatKos. Mr ...