... Bernard LaveryV P, Tandra- gee; Rev Hugh Murphy. P P. Cooley; Rev John Reek; P P, Clonoa; Rev M Goughran, P.P, Kilgore; Rev Thomas Hardy, P IF, Upper Kil- ievt; Very Rev Charles. Quinn, P P, V F, Casialough; Very Rev Canon M'Geeney. P P.. Croesmaglen; Very ...

... have ever read.- The other conterits are excellent. The rincipal features of Harper's and Scribnser's are the serials by Thomas Hardy and George Meredith, reaDectively. Li ppncott's Monthly Magasine for April is very godreading. Besidei- the compete novel ...

... N'Conville, C C, Y Nery- Rev Thomas Gnller , C C, rittt; Rev i) MA. rict Ion. (; C ditto~ Rev J e ;,rlin, C C, ditto, Rev 31 NP' ole- Po'iil C d Rev P O'Seill, P P, s ,strevor; Rev A Lowry, C c (illtow n; Rev Thomas Hardy, P P. U'pper and {ill Ravey; ...

... reason, as the work before us shows. THE MAYOR VF CASTERBRIDGE: A Story of a, Man of Character. By Thomas Hardy. London, Sampson Low. Admirers ?? Mr. Hardy's work, and thsy are many, will wvelcome the publication of this newv and cleap editin of one of ...

... Rev F t-urtagh, C C, do; Rev B Gorinan, C C, do; Rev Charles Qiinn, P P, Lower 'El- leavy; Rev James-Grimes, C c- do; Rev Thomas Hardy, P P. Upper Killeavy, Rev Patk Conton, C C, do; Rev ( Weir, P 'P _Knockbridge; Rev J Xarkey, C C, do; Very Rev N 3 Canon ...

... P, Carlanstown, Keils The Rev. M Geogliegan, Bohermeen, do Mis Gilscnan, Betaglisiown, do The Rev Thomas Hardy, C C, Collcn,Louth Mr Thomas Manly, Rathmotc, Mr Patrick Muliin, Dunsliaugbiin Ihe Very Rev Dr Power, President, Seminary, Navan Mr ...

... we were desirous of selecting for special notice any of the articles wesbould point to The Midnight B1aptismB by Mr. Thomas Hardy ; a ~nd A Chemist in the Suburbs, by Mr. Frederick Wedmore, as of exceptional rnerit and even beaut. Other contributions ...

... Cambridge, U S ; 'and in the Departments of Polite Literature and Antiquities-Augustus W7 Franks, A, London ; Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy London; Adolphe Pictet, Geneva; John Steuart, LL D, Edinburgh; and William Dwight Whitney, Yale College, U$S. ELECTION ...

... that it is' the duty of the re- presentative of the Crown to state the facts as dispassionately as he possibly can. .Mrr.- Thomas Hardy is. trying a novel experiment. He is .collaboratjng with tle - Hon ?? H.enniker, sister of Lord HRoughton, who has l-i ...

... Wheatley, 0 C C; Rev P Xvanagh, St Michan's; Very Rev James Walsh, Ril- quaide; Rev B O'Reilly; Rev L O'Byrne, C C, Bray; Rev Thomas Hardy, CM, Castleknoeck; Rev Charlesfiealy, C C; Rev J Baster, P P; Rev E Cullen, C C, Kingstown; Rev J T Victory, C C; Rev P ...

... grandmother a Sabine, and partly Irish; that is, in the seventeenth century in Ireland; after that settled in Herts. Mr. Thomas Hardy, too, be- lieves that his paternal great-grandmother was Irish, and that the other side of his family were French, who ...

... of the Bath, and COLONEL j, LE IEjSUHIEF (Colonel on the Staff Chief En- gineers, Ireland), has been made a f C B. Mb T'HOM.AS HA.RDY, author of Tess, Far from the Madding Crowd. The Return of the Native, and ar other famous novels, who lias been ...