... Magistrate. MONDAY, Thomas Hardy was summoned by Mr. A, S. Baskett, School thendance Officer of the Miuster-in- Sheppey School Board, for neglecting to send his stepdaughter (Margaret Rhodes) tc school on the 24th ult. —Mrs. Hardy said her child would ...

... Magda. Later still, this much-discussed lady will exsay the part of Tess in the dramatic version of his novel which Mr. Thomas Hardy is himself preparing for representation. A Cheap and good dining has long been possible to those who kXnow the Metropolis ...

... Barnes, a cripple, was committed to the Sessions for doing grievous bodily harm to Thomas Hardy, a grinder. Prisoner, a very passionate man, bit a woman on the hand, and Hardy, endeavouring to protect her, was attacked by Barnes, | who, swinging his crutch ...

... neglect of duty by the prisoner. COMMITTAL OF SURETIES,—Martin Hillyard, of 152, Great College Street, Camden Town, and Thomas Hardy Barrett, of 45, Railton Road, Hernehill, appesred in answer to summonses, On March 2 they were each bound in the sum of ...

... no entrics; and in Class D., also for boys, there was only oune entry, namely, Thomas Hardy, in the employ of Mr. Denne. In consequence of the excellent manner in which Hardy did his work the prize was given to him. Before distributing the prizes his Lordship ...

... novelist. Messrs. Elkiu, Matthews,aud Jobn Laue have acquired the right of reprodaciog it in their promised work, *‘The Art of Thomas Hardy,” which Mr. Liouel Johuson has writteu for publication in the autumu. | The statement that Lord Houghton has succesded ...

... ’s naval pension of £5O a year, vacant by the death of Commander R. C. Connolly, has been awarded to retired Commander Thomas Hardy. The closing of Woolwich and Deptford dockyards on the Ist of October and the Ist of April next respectively will throw ...

... eariy in the autumn, there are to be revivals of the Gilbert - Bullivan o;ar-u, commencing, probably, with ¢ The ikado. Mr. Thomas Hardy has now comploted his dramatic version of ‘‘Tess of the Dabervilles,” and there in a chance that Mr. Forhes Robertson will ...

... Joagquim Miller, author of “Songs of the Sierras,” is about to marry Miss Hardy, the daughter of Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy. The literary world is surprised at the news. Lady Hardy, I may say, is a novelist, whose Saturday evenings during the London season ...

... interview the husband at Greenwich and report the result at the next meeting. A man named Thomas Hardy applied for an order for the House. —The Relieving Offieer said Hardy ' came to him for an admission order and he refused it because he appeared to be a strong ...

... 18s. 6d. for mmg twentyjght shorn sheep without food for -two hours, o the nights of the 28th and 29th of May. ’ .+ Thomas Duffus Hardy, D.C.L., Deputy Keem ~S,‘ie Public Records, and a Coxmmull)onsr of fiworio:d Manuscripts Commission, died on Saturiay ...

... from the National Shakespeare Committee :—Messrs. Tom Taylor, Theodore Martin, Shirley Brooks, J. S. Brewer, T. Duffus Hardy, Thomas Walker, Robert Bell, C. L. Gruneisen, and Hain Friswell. These gentlemen give lengthened reasons for their decision. They ...