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... holders of the Order of Merit, of whom the numbei limited to 24. is the second member ot the Order to die this month, Thomas Hardy having been the senior civil memlicr. In addition to numerous other British decorations and honours, he was honoured France ...
... complete story, and Alfred Cochrane A Ballade of Bird's-Nesting. The Cornhill Magazine for June opens with • poem by Mr Thomas Hardy, entitled ' The Pine-Planters.' Other verse is • parody, dedicated to Mr W. E. Henley, of his recent poem,' Speed,' entitled ...
... I. IMrs Easton)—Perfect—Ronald McPhail. Very Good Attendance—Thomas Brown. John Jeffrey, James Law. Good Attendance— Joan Charters, Violet Thomson. Robin Wishart. Donald Rutherford. Ann Hardy. Eileen Anderson, Muriel Michie, Patricia Green. Junior IL (Mr ...
... Jemmies., 1762. A copy of Part I. and 111. of the first edition of Thomas Hardy's 'The Dynasts. 1903-1908, the Ily-leaf of Part 111. inscribed by the author Sir George Douglas from Thomas Hardy. in old friendship, Feb., 1908, made £4B: while £34 was paid ...
... l ash trays; Miss Simpson rosewood box ; Miss Todd - beaten pewter cream jug: Hon. Mrs Robert Scott - *' Winter Wood,” Thomas Hardy; Mr and Mrs U. R. Gerry—silver and glass teapot stand: Mr, Mrs and Miss Kolias—cushion; Mr W’. Angus Gowans—silver salts ...
... could be out of the house every night at some meeting or other engagement. I heard Sir George Douglas give his lecture on Thomas Hardy, the novelist, the Philosophical Institution course of lectures. Sir George is a cultivated and able lecturer, of fine ...
... Jedburgh as his mother birthplace. She was a Thomson, and the brother of the poet was the Rev. Stowell Brown The study of Thomas Hardy which has been made by Sir George Douglas is now at press; so is the memoir of Professor Calderwood his son and sonin-law ...
... calf from Smailholm, Roxburghshire, into Berwickshire, without license, and was fined ss.—James Neil, landsteward, and Thomas Hardy, shepherd, Prieston, near St Boswells, charged with bringing sixty sheep into the county, without a license, pleaded guilty ...
... its September needier. All other feature of this number which will he eagerly read is a character-study of 'Thomas Hardy by Harry Fusin's. Mr Hardy nowadays sees very few visitors, but having known Mr Furnias for so loag he recently invited him to Max Gate ...
... and apwoached an old dame who was sitting outher cottage door. Mr. Hardy lives near here, doesn't he? he inquired. will NeBLE Which Mr. Hardy? asked the old woman. Why, the Mr. Hardy who writes books, replied the astonished &rim Oh, I Tweed Warehouseman ...
... Society, presented to Mr W. Hunter, in recognition of his services as secretary for some years, four volumes of the works of Thomas Hardy. Mr Hunter suitabl z acknowled the gift. “ Kindred Societies was a sentiment proposed by Mr J. R. Young, the response being ...
... earneet desire to make them public The Historical Commission, which we ~we to the assiduous labours of Lord Hominy and Sir Thomas Hardy, and which the present Chancellor of theExcliequer endeavoured to cripple by refusing a salary for a secretary and granting ...