... obtained a good success in Hamburg. M. Charles Lecocq has scored another success with his new opera, La Jolie Persane. Mr Thomas Hardy is writing a new serial story, The Trumpet-Major, for Good Words. Professor W. Robertson Smith, of Aberdeen, has left ...

... names:- 2 s John Bell, spirit merchent; T. Donglas, viewer; ag 'R. D:xon, coke oven manager; *George fleorson, .g coalowner; Thomas Hardy, brickworks manager; ,St A. Y. Talbot, watchmaker; John Thompsou, mun- so keeper. Those marked thus (1) were members at- ...

... d for ordination. The following ministers become supernumeraries: —Revs. Thomas Thompson, M.A., R. Woodflu, F. F. Wooley, James Aidis, A. Beer, S. Brown, Henry Kirkland, Thomas Osborne, Jonathan Cadman, G. F. Rymer, W. W. Duke, John S. Cox, T. H. Beech ...

... toilai by the hlieman ofb IRan- PITIFUL END OF AIN AGED NE 'A juvy yesteildzy sat at Leasinathorne-to con. sider Ue case.cf Thomas- Hardy (6,, coalrainer, I who ntalixquished daily WrYE few, days ago. . e aliied with hs3 wvdowi i3d on Friday last was I missing ...

... complete sturies. Max Vi ';Pemberton contributes the first instalment of 5' Some Jewel Mysteries I Have 'Known. ht :Thomas 'Hardy writes on ' Ancient Earthworks iti 'at Casterbridge, anld Mrs Stannard contributes 'if 'ashort story, entitled Margot ...

... contributors named are Mr Anthony Trollope, Mr Chas. Reade, Mr It. D. Blacksaore, Mr Jenkins M.P., Mr G. Barnett Smith, and Mr Thomas Hardy. The cowslip, for which we shall be looking one of these days, the brishvetch, a common hedgerow flower, and the sweet-scented ...

... Editor's preface, such names as George Meredith, Rudyard Kipling, Walter Besant, Grant Allen, I Quiller Couch, Hi Ouida, Thomas Hardy, Mrs , W. A. Clifford, Rider Haggard, to mention only I a few, are an ample guarantee that those respon- sible for the ...

... Francais. Besides a conpla of chapters from Janies Payn's charming novel, the author of Far from the Maddink crowd (Thomas Hardy) supplies an interesting little novelette. The verse ic contributed by dmund Gosse and Jean Ingelow. Dr. B. W. Richardeon ...

... he heard that deceased's boat had capsized. They rowed up to it, and found the last witness, Thomas Hardy, upon it. He did not see deceased. They took Hardy into their boat, very much exhausted.—Williant Atkin4on; labourer, deposed that he heard that ...

... ic such periods in human existence appear when relieved of their environment. The following is from A Laodicean, by Thomas Hardy:- Her hand was hanging by her side, and Somerset was close by. He took it, and she did not draw it away. Thus they stood ...

... reported from Queenstown to have been passed disabled, is the steamer Hl vrhy, 400 tones, 85 horse-power, belonging to Mr Thomas Hardy, of Cork. She left Newport l IMon.), on the Sth inst., with 250 tons of material for the Suakim-Berber Railway, and put ...

... Good Words promise's well for next year. The chief attraction will be Mr Fronde's Rsminispences of men I have known. Thomas Hardy will write one serial, The Trumpet Major, and Miss Jean Ingelow the other, Sarah de Bereuger. Dr. Richardson will ...