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... NOBEL, PRIZE FOR UTERATURE. 'FOOT:AND-MOCI7I-1-DIEASE-IN- ENGLAND. Mr. Thomas Hardy. on whom it is trade in the county stated the Nobel Prize for 1914 is and subsequently likely to be conferred. *GUISHED DUBLIN MAN 4 Christmas towns. Hundreds of animals ...
... UNIVERSITY HONOLTRs. St. Andrew's Degrees for Elks Terry sad Thomas Hardy. Fr kl•Nlwr•h•I Earl Hai; r ftirrn• hair. Inns Rnninr rir n( Andrew', it‘. and :wont peratioarn .1••• nnnrort dn.zrer• Mia% ER. T. •-r••. liah•Sir rni•. • ofthy. and Admiral Lord ...
... THE FAITH. IL Bluer'. Dublin (Fleet drat); The Oakleaf Press. 3,15 net. THE FAMOUS TRAGEDY OF THE QLEEN OF CORNWALL By Thomas Hardy. London: Maemillau and Co. 6/- net. ...
... presented by Mr. Clement Shorter, bore the names of four Mr. Meredith's old friends and literary colleagnea—Mr. Bwinborne. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. John Morley, and Mr. Frederick Greenwood—aa well very many other British writers the present day, representatives ...
... L i HAMI3EIZS'S ti-jOURNAI FOR JANUARY BEGINS THE NEW VOLUME • AND CONTAINS A NEW POEM by THOMAS HARDY and n reprint of hi‘ first publi-tied work. HOW I BUILT MYSELF A HOUSE which appeared nixty years ego is Chaintiern'il JUllrlllll. Also the Opening ...
... SERMON' la Aid of Hie Sick Poor ass it The Ladies' Association of Chanty, PREACBCD is 81. PETER’S CHURCH, PHIBBBOROUOH, RKV THOMAS ’hardy, CM.. On NEXT SUNDAY, 2nd Dec, 1908, iMrtMMr Mw Ik. Iln> CM*M M Hm, •'«. unlk uVh? *• tt. ...
... inquest at Sir Patrick Hospital the body men named Thomas Hardy, aged GO years, 10 Daniil street, who died in the inetitation on Satordsy morning from the effect* of received the prerioas day. Mary Hardy, aster of the deceased, gave evident* of identification ...
... determined to accompany Sir Thomas Hardy to Valparaiso, and accordingly etmbarked the same day, and arrived here the night before last. I thought my presence might be or srrvicc. I am wvell acquainted with Sir Thomas Hardy's scnti.- ments on the subject ...
... with three captains Trafalgar, the great Admiral dying tn ths arms his flagl captain, Thomas Hardy, Portesham, whose namesake and fellow-countryman, another Thomas Hardy, has recreated ancient kingdom his wonderful novels of rural life. The physical features ...
... represented in this little volume, while among the moderns we find %inert Brooke, Ralph Hodgson, Masefield. W. H. Davies, Thomas Hardy, 'W B. Yeats. and James Stephens. The. hook should certainly not be neglected by' tho schools, for Dr. Bridges has done ...
... Doagha Hyde's spsedi iinsTmwer able appeal. Mr. Tsnh gnsn fds viswn of the action of the Board srMh pnnhmshln hi outness: “Thomas Hardy ten said that bitting donkey the none is good way of attracting its I hope meefing may dieoorsr noma method of doing thin ...
... adventure have ever read- The other oonteots are excellent. The principal features Helper's and Oeribnfr't are the aerials by Thomas Hardy and George Meredith, respectively. Lippiticett's Monthly Mofaxiiu far April is vary good reading. Beside* the complete ...