... incli- nation, they would easily find evidence for it. MYr Andrew Lang, too, maintaining a.gainst Mr Thomas Hardy that he has a right to dislike Mr Hardy's latest novel, boldly supports the thesis that it is all a matter of taste. Is this idealism run ...

... question, 'Does Mr Hardy ie intend to teach that where love is omnipotent ao legal tie is not only unnecessary but an 37insult to love? she replied, I cannot tell, ia but it is a question which I should like to :e ask Mr Hardy himself, and I shall ...

... Plai that recently caused such a fierce con- trovenzybetween ?? Hare and Kendal and Mr Psuero otr thone part, and Mesrs Thomas Hardy and Comyna-Carr, 'the Allthors, On tbe other. 3eats Car be Booked at the Gaiety Bof Ofce, and at Paterson, Soh'S & Co. ...

... ma NOVELS AND STQ.RES. al Three Notable Stories. Respectively by Pu the Marquis of Larne, K.T., Mrs Alexander, and as Thomas Hardy. (London :. Spenicer lilackett.I 180)Tirinthnpriual notable for about hese toies except thle carious con. a !junction ...

... pulieciOa, the pro- creo o th sae bin gien or he enestof adopted- NEW NOVEL BY THOMAS H.ARDY. At all the Libraries in 2 vols,, post Bvo. T HE MAYOR OF CASTERBJ-II)GE. By LTmsoAsn HARDY, Author oi Far ,frcon the Madding Crowd. A, Pair of Blue Eyes, &c. London: ...

... 1uniform and complete edition of the' works of Thomas Hardy now being published Y . by3 Mess Osgood, M'TlIlvaine& Co. Itgives anetching of the High Street of Cssterbridge *r- and a map of Wessex. Mr Hardy, in a special i: ~reface to this re-isus, makes ...

... EDITIONS. The Birds of Outario: with aL Description of their Nests and Eggs. By Thomas b1'Ilwvraith. (London: T. Fisher Unwin.) The Return ot the Vative. Bv Thomas Hardy. (London: Osgood, MI'Iivaine & Co.) Wl orks of Robert LoUls SteVenson. Edinbutrgh ...

... Elpress of Russia has so fl much improved that no more bulletins will be issued. o The Deputy-Keeper of the Rolls, Sir Thomas cI D. Hardy, died in London on Saturday at the h age of 74. -The 'Committee on the United States Armv Bill have fixed the maximum ...

... The Church wsas represented by Archbishop Vaughan and the Bishop of Lichfield. Ameng men of letters of the day I saw 'Mr Thomas c Hardy, Mr Edmund Gorse, Mr Frederick Wed- more, Mr Lewis Morris,. Mr Theodore Watts, Mr G. L. Craik, Mr Knowles, and Mr Sydney ...

... greatest glories. It is announced that Sir William Hardy. F. S. X, has resigned his post of Deputy- Keeper of the Public Records, to which he was appointed on the death of his brother, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, in June, 1878 Wre understand that Lord Esher, ...

... 'has a real breath of Flora and the country I green about it, such as we are so accustomed to note in the works of Mr Thomas Hardy and | I Nr t. D. Blackmore. The author's descrip- tion of the Devonshire scenery is graphic and picturesque. 'We feel he ...

... Blackwvood & Sons.) Songs ard Micellaneowul Poemn9. By John mLrie. (Toronteo Imrie & Graham.) The Tri'rnpet-Mfajor. By Thomas Hardy. The Wessex Novels. Vol. IX. (London: Osgood, N1'Ilvaine & Co.) 5orrble Text Dallastype Shakespeare. The Tempest. APedeced ...