... Mr. Alfred Morrison has generously consented to lend some of his treasures for the occasion. —The Amadeu* ways — Mr. Thomas Hardy has reeeletly given Mr. William Strang series of sittings for an etched portrait, the result being the most socceesful ...

... straight to the point, which is an extabition of the terrible after-effects of oleo on the inetteent off-spring.—Mr. ' Thomas Hardy, it is said, will revive a republication of one of his early stories certain chapters to which his publishers then objected; ...

... for years be had been librarian. TM death is announced of Lady Duffus Hardy, widow of the late Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, D.C.L., Deputy Keeper of the Public Records. Lady Daus Hardy was • prolific novelist, her works including Artiet'•Temally, A Casual ...

... announced at Rockhampton, near Dorchester, of Mr. Hardy, the father of Mr. Thoe. Hardy, the famous novelist. The deceased was a typical member of the clam of Dos set rustic folk from which Mr. Thomas Hardy draws his inspiration, and which has supplied the ...

... melons the deities of under the T hu tannin. 10 tooth. , communed that Inspectors Alfrol Durbin, in he Thompson, Pend, and Thomas Hardy be I made to at the to retein its trade. so appointed. Your committee do pot that la the morn than me of the nub divine ...

... Bristol. ALL, A LITERARY TREAT. A BRILLIANT STORY OF THE LAST CENTURY. BY YRONT-RANK wovsusr. THE MELANCHOLY HUSSAR, BY THOMAS HARDY. Author of E'er rom the Meddled Crowd. Trumpet or.' The Mayor Casterbridge. Winne Tale& A A of Blue Eyes.- The Hood ...

... Hall. M.A.: Vicar of Little VVymondley. Herts. Patron, Mr. U. Cowin Heath. cote. Rev. Thomas Barker Hardy,_M.A. Vicar of Buliwell, Nottingham. Patron. Mr. Thomas Hardy. Row. F. O. Hughes. M.A.: Vicar of St. Peter's, Heat- logs Patron, the Bishop of Chichester ...

... were caught in the Hampshire Avon by Mr. C. Newbery, scaled 5.31 b., and he landed 1016. out of the take in two hours. Thomas Hardy lives and works at Max Cate, our his native Dorchester. He bad no fixed methods of composition, and, while be tries to ...

... NS. A LITERARY TREAT. TORY A B RILLIANT or THE S LAST CENTURY. AY A YRONT•RANK N0V161.48T. THE MELANOHOLY HUSSAR, BY THOMAS HARDY. Author or Far troth the Madding Crowd. **Trumpet The Mayor et (Naaterbridge. Wessex Ulm A Lockman, A Pair of Moe ...

... iustalamnts of two new stories — ono by Val Prinsep, and the other by Jean Ingelow ; besides a complete little tale by Thomas Hardy, who seems just now to prefer the short romance. Them are numerons other enateete, including inch noticeable morsels as ...

... 8. One Christmas Eve. v 'Biro. A LITERARY TRR•T: A BRILLIAbrr STORY TU LAST BY A FP,9NT•RANK T HE MELANCHOLY USSAR, THOMAS HARDY, Author of Far the /daddies Orofrd.'' nimbi% hfaJor The Mayor of Castorheidire, Wane: Tales, A Laoslicean, A Pair ...

... occupy anything approaching the position which was held by Dickey, and Tbackeray in the last generation. He consider• that Thomas Hardy and in George Mimed, we have two novelists of remarkable power, but neither of them has been able to attain the hold of ...