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... Irishmen All Birmingham. An enemy hath done this J. Hocking. Bread and Butterflies .. D. C. Calthrop. Changed Man .. Thomas Hardy. Children of the Sea .. H. de Vere Stacpoole. Dodo the Second . . • E. F. Benson. Handicapped .. .. David Lyall. Haunted ...
... Birmingham. Irishmen All An enemy hath done this J. Hocking. Bread and Butterflies .. D. C. Calthrop. Changed Man .. Thomas Hardy. Children of the Sea • . H. de Vere Stacpoole. Dodo the Second .. E. F. Benson. Handicapped .. David Lyall. Ha/Anted Highways ...
... hare broke its neck. The cyclist escaped with a shaking. THE BIN THOMAS HARDY MONUMENT. the coast Dorset, some seven miles inland from Weymouth.stands towererected in memory Sir Thomas Hardy. Nelson’s captain of the Victory at the battle of Trafalgar. It ...
... 3to 5 p.m. Children Id., Id MONDAY. TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY : Far From the Madding Crowd The Master Story of the Age, by THOMAS HARDY, O.M. FLORENCE TURNER as Bathsheba. A Production that is Picturesque, Powerful, and Popular. The Motor-boat Bandits ...
... aotinn: boinsos. *—A T. &Malt New Yort the edrertilor par far itself. The mull of a plebi..ite by a coothnsporavv to make Mr. Thomas Hardy head the poll tho greeteet living novelht. Ile polled more than mghly tin al many votes the hirubrtomi author of The Sorrow* ...
... One of the things for which we have to thank Sir William Crookes, who has been appointed to the Order of Merit with Mr. Thomas Hardy is the invention of the Crookes tube, through the medium of which the Rontgen Rays were discovered. Sir William, who is ...
... towerereeted in memory of Sir Thiamin Hardy, of the Victory at the battle of Trafalgar. It was erected about 50 tears ago by public subacription. Mr W. Hardy Manhold. the tattiest owner and repte mitidive of Sir Thomas Hardy. is willing to mosey the tower and ...
... Hobbes, A. T. Quiller-Coucfa, W. L. Alden. Mrs. Stepney Rawson, Halliwell SutcUffe, and Albert Kinross, with a poem by Thomas Hardy. ...
... ton, sur-8 BANKRUPTS.-From the i Henry Edward Brookes, Hempstead, OtoM March 27.- John Cleveley, sin th March 2», at .-Thomas Hardy, Wolverhampton, bee CMd tar, April 2, at 12.-Knightley William Horlock, East \ag , »' estershjre, author.-George Perrins ...
... the present yearly licensing of theatres. H. Granville Barker, J. M. Barrie, R. C. Carton, John Davidson. W. B. Gilbert, Thomas Hardy. Anthony Hope, George Meredith, Bernard Shaw, Algernon Charles Bwinburns, and I. Zangwill are among thew who have signed ...
... MARRIAGES. Haurri - -PanTINGTobI.--April 24, at St. John's Church , Middlesborough, by the Rev. Otw,l Herbert, Thomas, eldest son of Thomas Hardy, Grove-hill, to Hagar Green, only child of the late Henry Partington, of Elmbridge. TILT—WHITTINGHAM.—ApriI ...
... memorial, which is to take the form three-light stained glass window. and ecull~ yr. tablet. The committee, which includes Thomas Hardy, Mr. Rudyard Caine, and Mr. W. Blackwood, have sculpture part of the memorial in the hands Hems, of Exeter, while a leading ...