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... four scientists (Lord Rayleigh, Professor Henry Jackson, Sir Joseph Thomson, and Sir Archibald Geikie), two authors (Mr. Thomas Hardy and Sir George Trevelyan), and one musician (Sir Edward Elgar). There is no woman. Is none judged to be worthy± asks the ...
... XXmSSTZC The forty-sixth anniversary of tire acquittals of Thomas Hardy, John Ifnrnc and John Tlielwall, on their trials for high treason, Wiis celebrated on Thursday, at Hotel, Fleet-Street, Tire room was crowded. Irfi.and. Ii nppMff I'y n Waterford ...
... Author of Vramley Parsonage' and ' The Small House at, Alliugtou,' so that I suppose ho cunsiders those his best hooka Mr. Thomas Hardy also has the brat chapter , of • new tale, and there is also an anonymous tale, and a poem by the author of Lorna Doosie ...
... was sheerly seventy years of age, he informed an iaguirer that change of occupation was his ehsef recreation. He ranked Thomas Hardy and George Meredith with the geniuses of the last century, and always advised students to read Shakespeare, Milton, Carlyle ...
... REIN*. Thomas Herriett, of Hardy, Llangattock, haulier, was summoned for riding on a timber waggon drawn by two horses without reins. Deputy Chief Constable Henry Hand proved the case, saying he was going towards Llangattock village at 10-15 a.m. on the ...
... and one missed many faces ; but there were William Black, brown as a berry and looking no older than he did 20 years ago; Thomas Hardy, who, like Black, is a physically small person ; Francillon and M•Carthy ; Rider Haggard, a tall, fair, fresh young man ...
... charge of stabbing John Linton and John Thomas Hardy, beerhouserkeepers. It appears the sailors quarrelled in Bcott-street with some of their mates. The latter ran away *ad were chased by the five prisoners. Hardy was walking along the street with a ►erryman ...
... She an enthusiastic dancer. Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Thomas Hardy, whose portrait is in the Paris Salon this year. is engaged in writing the third part of his Dynasts. • dramatic poem on the Napoleonic period. Mr. Hardy has been writing ...
... the year !79f, or mtlur in whose persons it stood in good stead ihe liberties England, lie would propose them memories of Thomas Hardy, John Ilorne Tooke, Messrs. Joice, Thelwall, and Uaxler. The toast was drunk solemn silence. Mr, Parry proposed the memory ...
... was de•troyed. AT Dorchester the ceremony has taken place of reopening the Grammar School, which was foandid in 1571, by Thomas Hardy, of Frampton, and has enjoyed as almost unbroken existence from that time to the present. About two years ago, In consequence ...
... the man ebe w l h ie o f that shot Lord Nelson, and this fact was shortly after the action confirmed by his captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, who sent for him into ward room, and in the presence of the officers congratulated him upon having avenged the death of ...
... other famous fighting admirals. The Foudroyant had many celebrated captains to ooraniand her, including Sir Thomas Band and Thomas Meaterman Hardy. The gallant Sir Ralph Aberoromby died oa the Foudroysnt's deck; Prince Francesco Caraccioli—an old man over ...