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... the titles of some of the chapters. Also included in the book is Mr Adams' vigorous criticism of the of Mn Humphrey Ward, Thomas Hardy, J. M. Barrie, and Hall Caine, entitled Susie Recent Novels, as well sa the article Rudyard Kipling s Verse, which ...
... etticil in the Anglo-Saxon neiehbourtioed of Norwich. Baring Gould is a Devonian wth the Cornish, that is, Saxon and Celt. Thomas Hardy is of a French family who migrated from Jersey. with a remote trace of Irish blond iv Of the twelve persons whose sorest ...
... that it is impossible to get a real sense of history without a period a thirteenth-century fare. Tennysen and the Queen, Thomas Hardy and Kingsley are all honoured by special visit.; to their country, with lectures by Mr Conan Doyle, Q, and other eminent ...
... George Esmond Warrington's narrative of the same disastrous expedition. Among English contributors are Mr H. L. Ftevaason, Thomas Hardy, and Mr Wailer Besant. M. Francisque Stacey, the Clememi Scott of Paris, has written a short paper explaining why it was ...
... given such valuable l e IBlack, Kr Rider Haggard, Mr Rudyard accessions to astronomical knowledge as ' I Kipling, Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr Bret this one has probably done. Grant Allen, Archdeacon Farrar, the late I It is possible, indeed, that as eclipses ...
... it is primarily designed. The p:ot is slight, but interesting. tutioa. TH BONDMAN IC•PMX)AT CAPTALN DAVVii HOHIMIOOOI. THOMAS HARDY: DZOPKILATIC RTDDFLT. : me nut_ HAROLD FREDIRIC t • IN TNI %At.LI. Tilt RETURN Of TM E UMAgOXY. int•Ll Mu SUNGERFIIRD : ...
... presented the Irish Government; and protected for themselves be His Name. fillet, • pure woman,' sesitension a the Corpus. by Thomas Hardy. We keep seilkag the th e future I an Ineurres-tion Act and a These are bitter words; but, unhappily, beck, which is now ...
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... Gould, Miss Gowan., Mr (1. R. tlowans, Mr J. Whitelaw Hamilton, Mr Martin Hardie, I Messrs Mortis and John Henderson, Mr G. Henry—whose work is peculiar and thought- ! ful —Mr Thomas Hunt, Mr Mason Hunter, Mr Kerr Lawson, Mr John Lavery, A. R. S. A., Mr ...
... arranged to support, in a slightly altered forst, the amendment of Mr Keir Hardie the subject of Industrial depression and levitation in the interests of the ainemployed. Mr Thomas Shaw, member for the Hinder Burghs, is supported by Dr Farquharsnet, Dr ...