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... fourteen names have been suggested in one or other of the newspapers : - Rudyard Kipling. W. B. Yeats. - Robert Bridges. Thomas Hardy. Henry Newbolt. John Masefield. William Watson. Mrs. Alice Meynell. W. H. Davies. Stephen Phillips. Maurice Hewlett. Richard ...
... against the Derby Stake. The payments are therefore permanent. Mr. Clement Shorter, writing in the Sphere, predicts that Mr. Thomas Hardy will be made Poet Laureate, vice the late Mr. Alfred Astin. The Cunard steamer Lusitania, which was ostensibly having her ...
... taught by that extraordinar, schoolmaster who by some extraordin ary accident happens to be teaching in the village which Thomas Hardy chose for his setting ofTeu of the d'Urbe Mee. Let me tell you my own im pressions on my arriving there from London. ...
... sentence for refusal to pay taxes because women have no votes. The Nobel Prize for Literature for 1914 is to be awarded to Mr. Thomas Hardy, the well-known author. The Cabinet has eliminated from the Home Rule Bill the clause giving the Dublin Parliament control ...
... journal expressed their preference by their votes in the following fashion: Kipling, Ruriyard Meynell, Alice Masefield, John Hardy, Thomas Watson, William Newbolt, Henry Chesterton, G. K. Bridges, Robert Noyes, Alfred •Yeats, W. B. Dobson, Austin Le •Gallienne ...
... postponed till the 14th. The Carmania's cargo was not seriously damaged anti 2 months will suffice for repairs to the ship. Mr. Thomas Hardy, acknowledging the Royal Society of Literature's gift of a Gold Medal upon the occasion of his birthday, deplored the ...
... visiting Gibraltar, Malta. etc. The death is announced of the Bishop of Truro. The Royal Society of Literature has awarded Mr. Thomas Hardy its Gold Medal to be presented on his birthday June 2. Baron Marschall von Bieberstein, the German Ambassador to Turkey ...
... ever more a finger to remove the disabilities of their country men. Are not Englishmen in a great measure indebted to Thomas Hardy, the shoemaker, for their political liberties. And will not the poor of the Mother Country for ever bless the name of Richard ...
... Society of Literature hat the conviction and ordered the reeLitutiuu must keep intact the beede beeseasna . ewatdeti Mr. Thomas Hardy its Viotti medal, TUE FIXTURES. 1912. May 9. Dominica and Excelsior. 16. St. Gorge's Moda 18. Bah Grandbay 23. Oxf•lid ...
... European hc et,t the Bieck Sea. An ii.dipnti6n meeting is being planned; nt wh oh etc., be real from Man ;co altar. ylinrk, Thomas Hardy, Artinir Pine n, A. th , my II pc and ,there. Tne cu to , i.t'y sear :uourning. The relief hinds are glowing rapidly throughout ...
... Macdonald and Hardie instigated the men to wreck what their best advisers regarded as a triumph; he quoted Mr. Hardie's declaration that Mr. Asquith had said he would shoot every striker, if necessary, to keep the railways open and challenged Mr. Hardie to prove ...
... digailate. i TIM Central Factory question s once more before the Barbados public; Mr. S. C. Thorne, the junior member for St. Thomas having moved the House of Assembly to appoint a Committee to draw up a scheme for the establishment of Central Factories in ...