... with whom the s'cision rests would do well to adopt the characteristic attitude of the poet so admirably depicted by Mr Thomas Hardy in his In memoriam article in the Atlfe-zneil. The president of ent Royal Acndemiy twho has been consulted in the matter ...

... may do10s Without peenniary anxiety, the Revs Urah R Thomas and ?? P. Allen, M.A.;hv mcee in securing from friends-who have readily and oheer- fully given-4i225, In making the presentation, Mr Thomas spoke of the noble work Mr Knight had done at the institute ...

... rot Mir. Edwin llethro, of this city. CHISIrOLUI5BATTEN-POTTER.-August 9. at St. John the Baptist's Britb, by the Rev. Thomas Hardy, M.A., vicar of Erith sna nule of the bride, CSpD James Forbes Chishollan Batten, Army Pay Department, eldest son of lidmaud ...

... of Mr, Thomas Hardy, whose admirable fictions, we need scaroely say, have been- noted for their graphic delineation of the labouriing population, and particularly that of his native county, The following extraot will show with what power Mr. Hardy disenseea ...

... approached her under the guise of religion. There is also another tale under the title of Alrs. Cabot's Guest; and Mr. Thomas Hardy, one of the most popular of our English novelists contributes the first chapters of a serial novel which heI ls been specially ...

... from the person of Amelia Crew, his wife, on the 24th inst., and was sent to prison for six weeks, with hard labour.- Thomas Hardy, labourer, 18, Margaret's hill was charged with stealing 2s,, the money of hames Randall, on the 24th inst., and also with ...

... murdered. In one of the deceased's pockets was found a card bearing the name of Thomas Hardy and a member's card of the Surrey Cricket Club with the holder's name, Thomae Hardy. DIVORCE CASE. In the Divorce Division, yesterday, the case of Smith v. Smith ...

... [otamy - I wieh there wae no such thing as a tummygache, A REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE. A TALE 015 THE ST. JAYES'S TOEATETE, Thomas Hardy wrote a book, And Carr he dramatised it, While Johnny Hare he did declare Tbat mightily he prized it; But when the Kendals ...

... tic y Wyilliam pool ?? Huntb. Litton-JobsephlBabey and inl is Stephen Pearce. Norton Hawkfield-Josep h King and re~ LO Thomas Henry Hardy. Nernprntt-Francis Keel and tlb it Joseph Edwvardls. Paulton-John William Pastield and th n1 John 'Whippey. Stun Ea ...

... Trevelyan arrived at WelcO3OW House, Stratford-on-Avon, yesterday, on a Vist 10 Mr R. N. Phillips. d The death of the man Thomas Hardy, whoC boor rr was found on Vauxball bridge, London, is proved 0 have been due to natural causes, Mr , S. King, M,P., to ...

... Association, from one of the windows of which he delivered a short address. DxnnBszuan (BUxTox DivisIONN)-Mr Gerald Hardy, son of Sir Thomas Hardy, who contested the division against Sir Arthur Bass last year, was yester- e day selected as the Conservative ...

... William Frappell; Farfiigton Gurney, Thomas Killen and William Blim. man; Hinton Blewett, Alfred Lovell and George Sage; Litton, Genrge Keedwell and James Tucker; Norton, Hawkfield, Joeeph King and Thomas H, Hardy; Nemp. nett, Janmes Keel and Charles ...