... former London A r, representing the United States. Literature is much the poorer. We have lost the famous novelist and poet, Thomas Hardy 071. Austin Harrison. ('. E. Montague. Stanley Harrison. Barry Pain. •• Eehla Howard.•• !Ault. Tracy. John Avscongh. Sir ...

... y boat-ram by ten lengths. , TOE TOLL OF TIE TILAIL 1 Disr.ni the past notable Apart, have iMb •I away. (hi January 11 Thomas Hardy, the nore!ist mid poet. impress Esiglish literature will never be forgottea. died. Cm% sorrow. witnessed in tonatless tribute ...

... winner to be sold fur 30 sore. Two mil., U 10 Mr. C. Butchers's ZAIIANE,_ B a L. utchers 1 11 10 Mrs. Woolsey's DETRITUS, Hardy 11 10 Mrs. Binse's LANOtiIIDE, Ingham :1 Also ran--Ormusd IR. leCartl4). Drams (L. Rees), Pharaoh (A. Smitl4). Battler (W. ...

... Sympathy. Farmer Thrown from Trap. A resolution of sympathy was passed Petty Session* with the relatives the late Mr. W J. Hardy, R.M. Lam« woman Killed. Mr. Henry Johneton. of AnnegarreT. Aughtr. well-known farmer, was seriounly injured when thrown from ...

... original manuscript of twelve chapters of Thomas Hardy's A Pair of Rue Eyes. written on 160 pages quarto. It is believed the rest of the manuscript is irretravrably A first edition of Desperate Remedies, Hardy's fint work, brought the avtoundiog price ...

... one should have had the power-fstelly injure' our beentifui Titanic, and to bring death to so many people. moving poem, Thomas Hardy pictures toe building of the ship and the building the iceberg, ana telle of their encounter if it wore foredoomed, . THE ...

... '? XJL The Shopping Centre of Ulster. » No goods on I -Appro- I | during Sale | Try our Restaurant for Afternoon Teas. THOMAS HARDY’S MS. FROI* STORE. CHILD HEIRESS-IN-LAW SUIT. BIRDS AND ELECTRIC WIRES- Bij Pdoe New York Sale. - v . Mystery Boy Sought ...

... Eaddrell 2 PINE BLUFF, 6, 10 (Mr A. Law) G. Tumar Also ran—Spectroscope (8. Lngluun), Due Guise (J. Grantliamj, aud Collee iT. Hardy), iiigti Spray (U. Graves), Bacbelor’s Knell (W. Smytn), Mercury (K. Piggott), Borealis (Mr. H. Bemieiu, Fiddle Pin (T. Morgan) ...

... OF TRAWLER. Res searing Message from Norway. There was much anxiety at Hull yesterday over the report that the trawler Thomas Hardy bad been sunk off the coast of Norway during a hurricane and that the crew 16 had been drowned. The wives and families ...

... throughout yesterday consequence of a feared disaster to the trawler Thomas Hardy, but it was relieved late last night telegram received the dull Insurance Company tbo effect that Die Thomas Hardy was at llonningsvaag, Norway, and that the crow all safe. The ...

... ILL HINDS, Extensive inguines were mad* on Tuesday in Norway as to the accuracy of the reported loes of the Hull trawler Thomas Hardy and all hand. A telegram has now been received to the effect that the trawler and all the crew are safe in a Norwegian ...

... Tuesday, Mr. W. H. Bnoddy presiding. The Chairman presented the annual report, and referred the resignation the Bight Hon. Thomas Moles, M.P., from the Sooth Belfast constituency. Mr. George Hamilton submitted the financial statement. The following of ...