... committed at Barrow in Furness to take their trial. at the quarter sessions, on a charge of stabbing John Linton and Thomas Henry Hardy, whom they mistook for other men with whom they had been quarrelling. A HEAVY FAILURE.—The Li , erpool Journal of Commerce ...

... Adventure fierfes. Mr. Thomas Hardy Is trying eft eSperiment. He is collaborating with Mrs. Henniker, who hat distinguished herself this year by publishing a volume of powerful abort stories entitled Outlines, and dedicated to Mr. Hardy. The product of their ...

... Agonistes, first edition, (etched £lO 15c Mtwara. Mathews and Lane are hoping to have Mr. Lionel Johnson's work, The Art of Thomas Hardy, ready in a few days. Mews. Ward and Downey have the press a book on Crimes and Criminals in Australia, with descriptions ...

... Dolman has • new and interesting story to tell of th• famous author of Teas of the D'Urbervillee. It appears that Mr. Thomas Hardy was intended by his parents for the Church, and that he compromised with there by becoming an ecclesiastical architect ...

... the Graphs suturally takes the Ant place. In addition to 16 pages of allowed Illustrations, it contains a strong story by Thomas Hardy, entitled Drama( Noble Dames. The presentation plate, Desdemona, makes a pleasing picture, and is of great artistic ...

... two of his most recent works. bring on Fanny Homey and her Time and Horace Walpole and his World. The states that Mr. Thomas Hardy and the lion. Mrs lifetniker err tolltl.ratiee in tbi. writing of a short story emitted The Spectre of the Real, which ...

... IT is stated that the wife of a well-known marine and landscape painter will shortly make her dibid on the stage- MR. THOMAS HARDY is writing a new novel. The first instalment of it will appear in the Atlantic Monthly for May. AMONG contemplated revivals ...

... furnace, is the only memorial left by the dead men. Blida afternoon, half-peat two o'clock, Edward Armmow, T Gledatone, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others, tookberioct re We all had a prayer meeting at a quarter totem o'c when Tibbs, Henry Sharp, H. Gibson ...

... when I make the fiddle squeak at the end, every mantis' his panto, r under the mistletoe !— Life's Little lonics. By Thomas Hardy. (Loodon: Osgood. litllvaioe and Co.) •My sleeping room', six foot nine by seven font six. We have to shift our best, for ...

... street, for the benefit of the chapel fund. The meeting was ably presided over by Mr. Wolatenholme, and addressed by Mr. Thomas Hardy. of Swinton, Manchester, who delivered one of hie able and popular lectures on Our temperance cause and its benefits. ...

... and admirers of the and the was attended by a large number of speeches were delivered by Mr. Jonathan Milner, i r i rr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Eddy, and ethers. Mr. %dhow then unveiled the memorial, which bears the foilowing inscription r.— Erected to the ...

... the Down Country. The owned the book is laid in the subject dealt with is that handled with such a masterly hand by Yr. Thomas Hardy in Tem. Mann William Andrews and C0.,0f Aull , propose shortly to issue Th e Quaker Poeta of England, by Evelyn Fyne ...