... DUMAS, FILS. ERNEST REN AN. HALL CAINE. FROF. JEBB. SIR WALTER BESANT. PIERRE LOTL DAUDIT. EDMUND GOSSE. PAUL BOURGET. THOMAS HARDY. MRS. HUMPHRY WARD. EDMUND DE GONCOURT. DB. GARNETT. It will be seen that the list includes many fumous names from other ...

... alia, wife had landed from Australia And thus yoa see the fina! goal Ot ech emancipated Was “as you were, the middle— Our Thomas Hardy latest Aod if the reader chance to ask If worthy of che Pen, the Tusk? Remember atl the Commic Forces Ot two Getra pals ...

... Bidttill and Mr. IF. Theit.— Jo!iu M'Guire,* » Laboarw, wm ch*rge ...

... payment of his own private account.—The jury found for the defendant. ACTION TO RECOVER A DEPOSIT. Hardy r. Nichol.—Mr. Potter was for the plaintiff, Thomas Hardy, a clerk in the employ of a Liverpool firm ; and Mr. Wheeler was for the defendant, William Nichol ...

... Knight was all well, seceipt of the former at 4,30 appoiated the ether day by the Master of the R olls, and approved by Sir Thomas Hardy, 28 curator of SOUTHAMPTON Jan, 19.—The steamer from records; but on his nomination being the public New York, has arived ...

... In vnur issun of tho Ist iovt. letter from a Mr. Thomas Hardy, soenttbs candidature of Mr. William Clarkson, and as on old resident in the ward, upon ioqoiry, I fail to sec where springs from. Mr. Hardy’s qnerie* start with What has this man dune for the ...

... of Magda Later still, this much-discussed lady will emsay the part of Tees in the dramatic vermon of his novel which Mr Thomas Hardy is himself preparing for re presen ta ton. The chief dramatic event of the week will be Mr. Willard’s productian of “ The ...

... carver, gilder, picture- and 5, Bado frame mana! Yacturer, and picture dealer. Creditors meet at the office of Mr. Thomas William Hardy, 6, St, James’s-square, Man- chester, on the i6th May, at3 p.m. Smith Jehu, Neston, Cheshire, draper. Creditors meet ...

... book of Ecclesiastes ; and I would sooner have one volume of Browning, with his cheery optimism, than all the works which Thomas Hardy. Olivo Schreiner, and others of the dreary school, have written.” Among graver things for which the rain is responsibl ...

... KBIT O'J THE CANDIDATES. La?t evening a temperance mcetlnt wa* held in the Minion-rooms, Queen Aone street, over which Mr. Thomas Hardy presided. In tbe ceorsc of short address, the Chairman said ho bad received a letter from the Rev, Charles Garrett, which ...

... t. t fTPtCT' J DLLE LOTTIE ADEUNa“d'E Tii E MAIRV ~CITI LD VMPTI. JJRILUANT SI CCESS. Far from the madding chow d. Hv THOMAS HARDY J COVIVNst ARR SEVEN NKIHTS. tToPfcTHALL. ' UDAV) EVE.NTNO. HOLT fLA-M.'.' HELEN A - IEDNVARDS? »kdo’n' M~ K. AAS will ...

... of England ; J. W. Kirton, G.W.G, of England ; Kev. Morris Morgan, G.W.C.T. of Wales; G. W. Thomas, G.W.T. of Wales : Joseph Hanv.p, Leicester; Thomas Hardy, Birmingham; John Harrison, district deputy; N. Smyth, K. P. J. Simpson, Revs. Stephen Todd and ...