... The Hon. Mrs. Maclagan will bo at home at on Saturday. August 4, from till b.30. | •Mr. Thomas Hardy, who has been on visit •ome months to London, has now returned to his at Dorchester. Two Little Thieves are constantly stealing our peace ef mind, our ...

... Pork Museum and Art Gallery: 10 p.m. To-morrow, 10 dusk. to dusk. Ti>-a>orrow, 10 dusk. No Popery Riots commenced, 1780. Thomas Hardy bom. 1840. died, 1382. ...

... the Postmaster-General. Sir Morell Mackenzie, Mr. Cole; Fildes, R. A., Mr. Val Sir J. W. Linton, Mr. Marcus Stone, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Walter Besant, Sir Spencer Well?, and many other scientific, literary and artistic notabilities. ...

... ALLEGED THEFT OF CATTLE AND HORSES. the Betford County Police Court yesterday, before Mr. Jno. W. Holmes, Thomas Hardy, formerly well known In the district as the landlord the Normanton Inn, speared In custody, remand, charged with stealing on September ...

... and J. W. Harrison; by A. M. Thomas and Mary Moss; and by W. J. and Thomas Fletcher. Arthur Spencer, aud provision merchant, 1, Colver road, nominated by W. C. Wilson and J. A. Jenkiuson, and by William Miller and Thomas Hardy. ...

... PROMINENT PERSONAGES. The Duke Cambridge, accompanied Colonel Fitz-George, arrived Monte Carlo yesterday. Mr. Thomas Hardy and the Hon- Mrs. Henniker, Lord Houghton*6 sister, are to collaborate on a novel. Sir Augustus Harris was seated last night making ...

... of £139.791. The will, with ccdicil. Douglas Galton, X.C.8.. has been proved, the value of the estate being £91.557. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, yesterday -omoleted his 59th year. He was born the heart of ' his beloved Wessex. Leeds policemen are asking ...

... place from causes. There were marks of violence on the body, and the police no suspicion foul play. The oeceased's name was Thomas Hardy. Swansea Assizes to-day, Msry Rice, married daughter the Dr. Hopkins, Carmarthen, was sentenced 10 years' penal servitude ...

... in author's work by a knowledge of where he or she lives, for ideas are necessarily largely drawn from environment. Mr. Thomas Hardy lives in the heart of his beloved Wes■ex, at the quaint town of Dorchester. Mr. George Meredith has a charming chalet Box ...

... easily grown Masbonaland than any other portion of South Africa.—Fred. C. Ssloua, in-the Review of Reriesss. THOMAS HARDY, THE NOVEUST. Thomas Hardy is slim, bald-headed man, height, with rather beetling brows, aad singular!? pleasant face, which was. until ...

... suicide snooting himself wi;h revolver, at his sister's house, No. 30, Crescent Road. quarter to nine o'clock his nephew, Thomas Arthur Hardy, heard a revolver discharged the back bedroom, and going found the door fastened the chain. He was able to open trie ...

... people? I- should put George Meredith, Thomas Hardy, Robert Louis Stevenson, J. M Barrie, Doyle, Kudyard Kipling, and all the first Sight. Meredith read the most intelligent class readers rather extensively. Hardy with ' Toss' has daring the past months ...