... present day fiction varied its characters from the transcendental saints of Annie S. Swan to the Mpphistop'nelian viHains of Thomas Hardy. He looked upon the modern novel the bane the rising generation. Grant Allen and Hall Caine seemed to look about for mud ...

... in seri: he well iors caricaburist of Conn., id going thro her Grat illness, though alle is said to be in her 1 year, Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, lives ia Doreet- shire, in the midst of the people whom he has so minutely studied and described. Lord, ...

... A F. HARDY.• Tom little beak may bees be described as a wreath for Robins F. Rardy'e grave. it is a wreath into which al pairs of loving hands have woven the flowers of affectioo, reminiscence, and poorly. From her brother, the Rev. Thomas Hardy, comes ...

... obliged by your giving public accompanying correspondence in your next issu Sir, your obedient servant, 3. Maxtone-Gi Rev, Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, Battlehy, 24 November Drar Si,—I observe in the Perth Advertiser day that the of an article which ap the ...

... Newcastle Police Court, on Weduesday, Thomas Sayers, a little man (not the ex-champion of England), appeared in auswer to a summons, charging him with liaving cruelly ill-used his step-son, a lad named Andrew Thomas Hardy, about 11 years of age. The prisoner ...

... Solicitor- General ; on Mr Theodore Martin ; Mr Potts, head-master of Fettes College ; Professor Oowell, Cambridge ; Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy- Keeper of the Records ; and on Mr R. S. Wyld, Edinburgh. After, the capping the graduates were addressed by ...

... Solicitor General; on Mr Theodore Martin ; Potts, head-master of Fettes College ; Professor Cowell, Cambridge ; Sir Thomas Duff Hardy, Deputy Keeper of the Records ; and on Mr R. S. Wyld, Edinburgh. After, the capping the graduates were addressed by Professor ...

... _m h.d travelled from Cut ai- on Krid y. A fine of ss, w ih the • pti n • f twenty-four h mw* in pri on. nar ini).osed. Thomas Hardy, han-ni.-.uia.., h. vi. gno axeai ;.bo c, wnsaloo bind ?? w.th the .pi ion of twen ?? hours ill ?? foe h.ving been found ...

... ti . m.iro-i.l Moiay ot Al.orcaiincy presided. B « V 'T nrrsl-ni lem Colonel IwDiM- Laitf ?? g.ua Home ■**' ' V . I.c Thomas Hardy and Miss H.trdy. f», iiD'B' ll ' V^; fj. fio .. s fact, r, and .Misses I, 1 : v : ?? : 'ex-Provost Mongol, Bailie F ...

... Solicitor- General ; on Mr Theodore Martin ; Mr Potts, head-master of Fettea College ; Professor Cowell, Cambridge ; Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy- Keeper of the Records ; and on Mr R. S. Wyld, Edinburgh. After, the capping the graduates were addressed by ...

... without doubt the ablest scientist Australasia can c'aim es her own. He is at present paying a short 'oat to this country. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novella, who may be said to have been resins for some time, will shortly be repreeented by a volume of poems which ...

... course of Penny Readings to be held during the coining wintn. to place in Glenabnond School on Friday evening. The Rev. Thomas Hardy, of Fowlis, presided, and the readers were Messrs Macdonald, Simpson, and Maoleod, of Trinity College. Messrs A. Menzies ...