... Princess of Wales and relatives drove off the crowd cordially cheered them. It is ninety years to-day since Paley died. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is now in London. Mr. David Dale, who has been made a baronet, in his 68th year. He was born at Moor shedsbad ...

... whioh yearly leave his studio something almost incredible. MR. THOMAS HARDY AND THE HANGMAN. In preparing for the press the new volume hi« «jL lected works, Wessex Tales, Mr. Thomas Hardy eg. plains how that two these tales are concerned with, hangmen ...

... owner racehorses. Mr. says that it was Dr. Liddeil's misfortune have been born an Englishman. A Wessex Society, with Mr. Thomas Hardy president, has formed at Manchester. According to Mr. Tom McCarthy, of London, the worst port the country for pay. Mytholmroyd ...

... Sir Redvers has expressed a hope that ho will be back in England in time to see next year’s Derby. MR. THOMAS HARDY’S WAR POEM. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has joined the ranks of the war poets, and his poem in to-day’s “Chronicle,” like those of ...

... classed a* an np-to-dpte farce; there wer« Mr. W. H. Pollock and Mrs. W. K. Clifford with An Interlude. Then came Mr. Thomas Hardy with legendary trifle called The Three —the whole concluding with that draniati*ed episode the latter days Thackeray ...

... ia second, Sir Walter Scott only third, and E. P. Roe is Americans do not seem have beard of either Oeor_- Meredith or Thomas Hardy. li A. L. O. ML* The popular authoress L. O. E.,*' simply Mis 3 Tucker, has just passed away, the age «j 72, at Batala ...

... Mr. Howells opened the ball by choosing Tolstoi. He did not, however, stop there, but passing to England picked out Mr. Thomas Hardy our greatest worker in fiction, and next to him Mr. George Moore. Mr. Brander Matthews selected Thackeray and Barry Lyndon ...

... £'2S. The New Yerk courts have decided W foreign corporations can legally buy and sell real mmten New York Street. Mr. Thomas Hardy has completetl a u f^ novel of the dimensions and general character the d'Urberviiles. Santal-Midt. —These tiny Capsules ...

... purposes, but there abundance of cherries to take their place, TESS ON THE STAGE. was announced some time ago that Mr. Thomas Hardy had under his consideration proposal to dramatise Teas. He has finally decided to undertake the work, and has indeed made ...

... brother chip, is just as fond talking tmop any other man in any other trade or profession. Do.you think James Payn and Thomas Hardy and William Black could sit down together and not talk shop? Did you ever meet two or three actors without their making ...

... angel for some time yet.— Daily Telegraph. MISSING AND FOUND. GIRL WHO DID NOT LIKE SUNDAY SCHOOL. Edith Hardy, aged 13 yenrs. the daughter of Thomas Hardy, gardener, Woifstone Gardens, Netherthong, had been missing from her home since Sunday afternoon, when ...

... Dumas, and Dickens. THE WORKS OF LIVING NOVELISTS. Among living novelists, Mr. George redtth appreciated in Dundee, and Mr. Thomas Hardy rials next. William Black has waned, so has G« Mac Donald, Mr?. Oiiphant, .Tames Walter Bess's*, Bret Mark Twain, Miss ...