... worthy of Mr Irving, and has married a former leading lady of the company, who now superin tends the wardrobe for him, Thomas Hardy continues his capital tales of Weseex Folks. and C. Egbert Craddook her serial story I l the Stranger People's Country ...

... which she had been received by all classes. It gives one quite a shock, remarks the Globe, to see it announced that Ur Thomas Hardy has been ?? aA J.P. for Dorset, and tolk his seat upon the Bench at Dotcheater on lhnurrday. One instinctively feels that ...

... murdered. In one of the deceased's pockets was found a card bearing the name of Thomas Hardy and a member's card of the Surrey Cricket Club with the holder's name, Thomae Hardy. DIVORCE CASE. In the Divorce Division, yesterday, the case of Smith v. Smith ...

... There z are good iostalments &aso of the two novels, Anne, by Constance Fetnimore Wool- son, and A Laodlcean by Mi. Thomas Hardy, with a complete story eana odrF attractive poems, A aper on Some d1reat Violins, with a portrait of Ole ibliI, and n ...

... strargeis is a story of startling interest, full of the El ?? esturalness which ?? the productions if its mithor. Mr., Thomas Hardy. W Thr Thealre for March opens with a pleasant paper by El Mr, Charles Hervey under the title of CThe Foyers of the~o~ulevard ...

... [otamy - I wieh there wae no such thing as a tummygache, A REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE. A TALE 015 THE ST. JAYES'S TOEATETE, Thomas Hardy wrote a book, And Carr he dramatised it, While Johnny Hare he did declare Tbat mightily he prized it; But when the Kendals ...

... informing article on Miracle Plays in England, and an excellent philosophical paper on Illusions of Perception. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who justly stands high amongst our popular novelists, contributes a com- plete story under the title of Fellow-Townsmnens ...

... association in official work with succeasive Deputy-Keepers of the Records, notably with Sir Francis Palgrave and Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, gives him a c’aim for notice among others of greater reputation who have helned render the historical treasures of ...

... we nope, in the eternal noma. The CornkUl has the commencement of new novel— comedy in chapters ' '—from the pen of Mr. Thomas Hardy, >'ar from the Madding Crowd in this periodical much attention. It is named *' The Hand of £9Unelberta,andso far shows ...

... characteristic fiction, The Haunted Hotel: a MyNstery £ of Modern Venice,I and thso singuflarly-entitled story, by it Mr. Thomas Hardy, The Return of the Native, which t keeps the reader's Attc'tisrn on the stretch by its vigorously. drawn characters ...

... Mr. Thomas Hardy, whose published works en, title him to be considered one of the most in. genious of English novelists of the present day. Its title, The Distracted Young Preacher, is rather curious, and we may remark that, as a role, 11r, Hardy seems ...

... tic y Wyilliam pool ?? Huntb. Litton-JobsephlBabey and inl is Stephen Pearce. Norton Hawkfield-Josep h King and re~ LO Thomas Henry Hardy. Nernprntt-Francis Keel and tlb it Joseph Edwvardls. Paulton-John William Pastield and th n1 John 'Whippey. Stun Ea ...