... Cliff?rd, lan Mariann Hobbes W. E. North N. R. Crockett Anthony. Hope George Liing Henry Jam e ,. W. Clark Limning Russell Thomas Hardy Itudyard Kipling Florence Warden Beatrice Harraden Mrs. Lynn Linton Stanley Weyman MAT PRICZ Od.. on NAY I. IN& Chapman's ...

... John Oliver Hobbes W. E. Norris S. K. Crockett Anthony Hope James Psyn I:oorg s e Otssing Henry Jam , . W. Clark Russia Thomas Hardy Itudynni Kipling Florenoe Warden ltontrios Hitrradon Mrs. Lynn Linton Stanley W 07111•11 IVIRST 141:111BZR, PILICIC ed ...

... paid at • sale no lees than £3O for • copy, which is, we believe, the highest lore yet paid for it is the open market. MR. THOMAS HARDY 'S ken/. work has, we regret to hear, been suspended by indisposition. The illness from which the novelist, wise is et ...

... this week, is a simply written, but sufficiently lively record of travel, while first rank fiction was represented by Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mrs. Humphry Ward, who was dressed in dark mauve and black brocade, and a hat suited to her somewhat masculine type ...

... was probably painted about 1480. Soma of our older novelists seem to have developed an anxiety to be reckoned poets. Mr. Thomas Hardy recently published a Wessex poem of some length, Mr. Hall Caine has written a Manx ballad, and now comes Mr. Blackmore ...

... recognising his services by the presentation of a testimonial. The committee consists of Mr. Holmaa Hunt, Mr. Edmund Gorse, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. W. H. Potluck, Mr. J. M. Barrie, Mr. A. G. Ross, and Mr. S. 8. Bprigg, with Mr. Edward Clodd as secretary. It is suggested ...

... The Marchese Case Miranda (Christine Nilsson) was much admired, and other visitors of interest were Miss Braddon, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Sir John Tenniel, Canon Duckworth, the Dean of St. Paul's, the Turkish Ambassador, Sir Halliday and Lady lifacartney, ...

... Ouida; 3larion Crawford, George Meredith, 11.,11 Caine, R. L. Stevenson, C. M. Yonge, Black, Mrs. Oliphant, Robert Bucnanan, Thomas Hardy, Grant Allen, James Payn, Mra. Hunt phry Ward; sad among writers for boys: Henty, littlianktpe, Verne, Fenn. It is almost ...

... F. W. Finon (C) 6098 J. Walton (L) Majority ••. 141 Conservative gain. YORKS (COLNZ VALLZO. *Sir J. Kitson 4276 H. Thomas (L U) 3737 Tom Mann (I L) 1245 Liberal maiority 539 No change. DZVON (SOUTH 110L7010. *G. Lambert (L) 4283 J. Long ...

... the next day by 429, and again by 376. Mr. Hardy has painted Bir Frederick on the moor ill the act of firing, with his old keeper and famous spaniels by his side. For one of his other picture* Mr. Heywood Hardy has selected an incident from the Vicar ...

... Briwanaose etelet. Manchester. A BON ver i Chemist& , LISTER- .. tr^m all who au It. tWeaple :ALL JlllOOll Itanajtideford. HARDy w Weights d f Yu ne7. c ar ro . - J .* Agent. 1111,•ewcastle direct to J. Do, RALEIGHS WON 5100 PRIZES 0 ST T ILIANILVII47 ...

... was continued by Mr. Herbert Roberts, Mr. Egerton Allen, Major Jones, and Mr. D. Thomas, who supported the bill, and by Mr. Vicary Gibbs, Sir R. T'emple, Mr. Gathorne Hardy, and Viscount Wohner,whooppoted it. Mr. Bryce replied to the various criticisms ...