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... Coleridge, wero• all three closely conni.eted with the Wessex country ; %elide last, but not least. the wonderful novels of Thomas Hardy and the exquisite lyrics of %Valiant Barnes have brought thousands of strangers frost, overseas and from all parts of the ...
... met by the score, and has received kind, encouraging letters from many whom she has not met-- H. G. Wells, Hall Caine, Thomas Hardy, W. B. Maxwell, and George Moore, among others. It was in 1908 that she turned her attention seriously to politics. A friend ...
... Grant. Mrs. Craik. W. M. Thackeray. Chas. Dickens. ford. Charles Reade. Mrs. Oliphant. Sir Walter Scott. A.ConanDoyle. Thomas Hardy. James Payn. George Eliot. The list, it will be observed, opens and closes with the name of a woman, but between the two ...
... 2—'THOMAS 'l'. BLACKELY, 33 Thorndale Avenue, Roddens, Larne, height 31* ins., weight 28i lbs., chest 24 ins., age 8 months 22 days; nursed; splendid health. 3 -JOHN D. BURNS, 34 George Street, Lurgan, height 29i ins., weight 27* Ills., chest 214 ins ...
... Gordon Duff of the Gordon Highlanders, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Gordon Duff of Drummuir and Park, Banffshire. Yet another Co. Cork bride elect is Mrs. Atherton Japhson Norreys, widow of Mr. Thomas Atherton, and eldest daughter of the late Sir Denham Japhson ...
... the Quantocks, and Exmoor, wherein lies the ancient town of Taunton; and are introduced to Dorsetshire, the Wessex of Thomas Hardy's novels. The Channel Islands and the Cornish Riviera are dealt with in the penultimate and last chapters. Obviously the ...
... THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE the hardy North, and seeing that there are discords in the symphony one fears that one cannot look upon that avowal as an unalloyed compliment. Impressiveness at any hazard has been the architectural keynote, and the superb grandiosity ...
... Ross. 74. John Egan, K.C. 75. Mr. Secretary ('Doke. 76. Charles Kendal 13ush. 77. General Lord Hutchinsn. 78. Francis Hardy. 79. Thomas Goold. 80. Earl of Grananl. 81. Sir John Macartney. 82. George Ponsonby. M 83. Humphrey Butler. 84. Lady Blessington ...
... screen in the hall. The Rev. E. G. Hardy, at present Senior Chaplain to the Forces in Dublin, and better known as the author of How to be Happy though Married, recently published an extremely interesting work, Mr. Thomas Atkins, lin which he gives vivid ...
... Celebrities of the Past t. James Butler, Duke of 42. Ormond, ob. 1688. 2. Thomas Parnell, 1).1). 4 3. Henry Dudwell. 44 4. Dean Swift. 5. Earl of Macartney. 45. 6. Laurence Sterne. 7. Thomas Blood. 8. S,rinuel Madden. 9. James Butler, 2nd Duke ( )anond, oh. ...
... subjects. The Fitzgeralds claim kinship with the family of Gheradini, of Florence, and they came across with the Conqueror. As Thomas Davis wrote : — Across the downs of Hastings they spurred hard by William's side, And the gray sands of Palestine with Moslem ...
... in order of merit except in the case of No'. 2 and 3, which refer to the babies securing Second Place and Third Place. 2—'THOMAS 'l'. BLACKELY, 33 Thorndale Avenue, Roddens, Larne, height 31* ins., weight 28i lbs., chest 24 ins., age 8 months 22 days; ...