... fell in the fire, and was Ladly burnt about. the face, arms, and body. She was admitted to West- miuster Hospital. Mr. Thomas Hardy has under consideration the pro: 5ectiof dramatising his novel -Tess,1 with a view ta the impersonationn of the leading ...

... the deputation on February 2, being the day of the next meeting of the Central Chamber of Agriculture. Admirers of Mr. Thomas Hardy and his Wessex creations must have seen this morning with a pang adoubt cast, in the correspondence columns of the Standard; ...

... haindwriting of Amour, the deceased, They were- Friday afternoon, half-plast one. Edward Armstrong,-Thomnas. Gledstone, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others, looked extremely ill. We also hada prayer meeting at a quarter to two, when Tubbo,. Henry Sharp, J. Campbell ...

... uce in England.-ScriWhs iXfqazne, the exhibition number, is rich in good things. Asnong the authors who contribute are Thomas Hardy, & IL Stevenson, Bret Harte, Walter Besant, and Henry James, and the varied and profuse illustrations are-of very high ...

... Whigs and Palmerstonians Doiv belonging to it. Rteally our modern propliets make a terlible hash of the business. Mii. Thomas Hardy furnishes to the New Quatrlerl' Marpazise a novelette of much ability, entitled ?? Fellow Townsmen. The plot is striking ...

... Smith Brothers and Co., Central ICcle Co., Thomas Stevens, Hardy Patent Pick Com- pany. Steel-forging and Ball-bearing Company, Wilson Brothers, Nicholas Nielson and CD., Eley Brothers, Sehultze Gunpowder, Thomas Robinson and Son, Crompton and Co., Grout ...

... favourable weather which Providence can send will be powerless to fill it, Mr. William Sharp contributes a critical essay on Thomas Hardy ?? Novels, which, should-it be read by Mr. Francis Adamis, will surely win for the genial critic from that Rbadamanthine ...

... C'orbiestanes,' by Mrs. Oar- nett. Goord Wa-ordq, also with the opening ehapters of two new novels,tho I'runmpet IMajo-, by Thomas Hardy; and Sarah (le Berenger, by Teen Ingel ow. Some of the illus- i trations are of superior quality, a great advance upon ...

... Conway, Mr. John Morley Mr. John Ruskin, Mr. Fall Caine, Myfr. Rider Haggard, Mr. Henry Norman, Sir Edwvin Arnold, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. R. D. Blackcmore, Mr. William Black, Mir. Alfred Austin, and, in fact, allthe prominent authors. The address is as ...

... which are of exceptional merit, give it a distinctive character. Dickens, Bret Harts, BIaryatt, Longfellow, Sir WV. Scott, Thomas Hardy, &c., are laid under contribution for the present number. loteng enaland, after aot existence of two years as a weekly ...

... of this followviging inisters, who ale beecs ernupernucneraries four years :-Jottathans Cadican, Thomas i Hardy, Williact Eltose, -Iengy Riohsardeons, Thomas Thtenspon, and ,Tames Claphainl. In this plece of the -, firet-inentioneed of thea above, thea ...

... shamefuliest slanders that ever dropped from the lying lips of Byron as a mere - sample of his love of mistifying. Mr. Thomas Hardy contributes a powerful story, The Mlidnight Baptism ; and Mr. George M\Geredith concludes his novel, One of our Conquerors ...