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... Schoenberg, who came to London early in the year to conduct his own orchestral and choral work, Gurrelieder. The death of Thomas Hardy, the Enghsh novelist, inspired Gustav Hoist, the English composer, to in memoriam work, Egdon Heath. Of recreations ...

... Charles Maule Ramsay (uncle), the Hon. Charles Willoughby (brother-in-law), the Hon. Claude Willoughby . (brother-in-law), Mr Thomas Goff (cov.stn), the Marquis of Linlithgow and Mr Samuel Edwards, Brechin, factor. The other mourners included:—['he Ear! of ...

... London Ambassador representing the U'nlted Slates. Literature is much the poorer. We have lost the famous novelist and poet. Thomas Hardy (87), Austin Harrison, C. E Montague. Stanley Harrison, Barry Pain, “Keble Howard,” Louis Tracy, John Ayacouah, Sir Theodore ...

... Gweneth Care Wilby; £50 to George Ward; and the residue of his property his daughter, Florence Annie Wilby absolutely. Thomas j&irkby Hardy, of Gringley-on-the- Hill, retired boot and shoe dealer, who died December sth, left estate of gross value of £5.633 ...

... 70 yards from the finish, when he passed a number of competitors and won. The leading positions were:-1. C. Babbitt; 2, T. Thomas; 3. N. Moses: 4, If. James; 5. B. Bateman; 6, E. Couch. • CWMBRAN V. PONTNEWYDD. Cwmbran won a fairly easy victory over their ...

... day. . « —One-way traffic scheme commenced Hull Paragon »quare. «*—Death following notor accident of T. Hull stationer. ...

... Flames appeared between Highstreet and ‘Denmark-street, and a big building there caught Are. Attorney-General's Questions, Sir Thomas loskip, the Attorney General (representing the Postmaster General): The road was actually heaving up and down.—Yes. Answering ...

... Mustard, Cathay Terrace, Cullen. Three Months— 1 and 3 C. Paterson; R. M. Hardy; 4 (5. Forrest. Pairs—l G. Forrest; C. Paterson; 3 Miss Moon; R. M. Hardy. Breeders—l R. M. Hardy; 2 C. Paterson; 3 and 4 Miss Moon. Novice—l R. Taylor; 2 J. Millar; 3 Hugh Clelland; ...

... Thmas Hardy’s Story. Thomas Hardy begins his lihtle story thus In Havenpool Harbour the ebb was strong, And a man with a dog drew near and hung, And tax-paying day was coming along, So the mongrel had to be drowned. The man throws a stick in the water ...