... DEATH OF SIR D. HARDY. Sir Thomas D. Hardy, the Deputy-Keeper of the Rolls, died London on Saturday evening. He was born in Port-Royal, Jamaica, in 1804, but at the age of 16 came* to this country, and was entered a clerk at the Record Office. Coming ...

... aged 91, was regarded a* one the fathers of the service, having entered the navy in 1818. He served under Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Nelson's flag captain at Trafalgar, and afterwards did good work lieutenant the Sybille, which was engaged in putting ...

... the case of Ercknaaa Chatrian, two persons are engaged is tta authorship. 1 have heard that either lit Charles Reade or Thomas Hardy om the authors, but it will require pretty evidence to convince one that Mr ReeZ would engage in a literary partneiship ...

... Blackmore, Mr Black, Mr Stevenson, Miss Braddon, Mr Hall Caine, Mr Walter Beaant, Mr Conan Doyle, Mr Marion Crawford, Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr James There is, however, said to be practically very little difference in the sums paid to all included in the list ...

... family abiding ih- Border, 1 wi«, as achild, familiar with the the Poet, whose pun has inspire) the format 1.11 of body. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, accepts honorary membership, and contra'u'.au-s the club on the possession many MSS. of that and port and ...

... THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN AMERICA. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester, who has just returned from six months' lecturing tour in America,, gives account of .the temperance movement the United States. The legislative department of the work, says, is progressing ...

... Pollock, Sir Patrick Colquhoun, M. Edmond About, Messrs Walter Besant, Comyns Carr, John Collier Duffield, Du Maurier, Thomas Hardy, Bret Harte, Henry Irving, Henry James, jun., Joseph Knight, C G. Leland, Professor E. H. Palmer, James Payn, F. Pollock ...

... whisker*, (lightly gray; moustache dark brown. had white handkerchief bearing name Thomas Hardy, and member* card uf the Surrey Cricket Club with holder's name Thomaa Hardy. ...

... the tomb of Victor Hugo. following is a list of those who have done so : Lord Tennyson, Mr Robert Browning, Mrs Oliphant, Thomas Hardy, Sir Frederick Leigh ton. President R.A.; Sir Frederick Burton, National Gallery Sir Henry and Lady Thompson, and some ...

... congratulaiion, signed by William Archer and Edmund Gosse, Accompanies the present. The subscribers include Mr Asquith, Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr Bame, Mr ?inero, Mr Henry James, and Mr Beerbohm Tree. ...

... battle of Chillianwallah ; .Tames Payn, who, in his Literary Recollections, acknowledges his obligations to the journal; Thomas Hardy, who years ago sent a humorous sketch; David Christie Murray, who became a literary man at the suggestion of one of founders ...

... Besaat, and Mr Thomas Hardy give evidence of a somewhat conflicting character. Buchauan attributes the calamity to the prevalence of pessimists. Sir Edward Arnol * and Mr Morris consider the supprestion the Laureateship to blame. Mr Hardy thinks that literature ...