... lis to the new chancel funi. Mr W. L. Powell was again cihoqpn bv thne Rletor as his clnrsh. warderl, whilst Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr Thomas Sarginson, jn ?? wers r e slectad for the parish -& long and interesting conversation tno'c plece with regard to ...

... remark- able rccovery of interest, there being 80 entries against 47 last year. The features in which the county of Mr. Thomas Hardy has the advantage are sheep and pigs. As compared with last year's show in Dorsetshire, the display at the Monmouthshire ...

... o cmi actor and ~~~author, who has given cat IoL'fs of his talent inl both capacities, hoe 11 til ?? adantage over Mr. Thomas Hardy and to i.CoinlylSs Cairr, whlich wijll no doubt become thi EiCconslnicuous twhen hois work land theirs are an, mcclIis1 ...

... had been found dead ii ia ?? behind her own house. The coron-er thiought tr tsh suffered from puerperal mania. - fa - Mr. Thomas Hardy, a young farmer. z esiding near lllneston, is lying, in a critical condition from in- t juries inflicted on him by two ...

... useful. Mr. Hl. D. Traill enters a little-trodden field of satire and allegory in his paper on the Doom of the Muses. Mr. Thomas Hardy and M. Alphonse Daudet contributie the fiction, and Mr. Svinburne the verse. One of the Forty we notC is finished. What ...

... 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 ...

... my cigar. Mr. Anthony Trollope, too, gives his testimony in favour of the weed, having been a smoker all his life. Mr. Thomas Hardy never smoked a pipeful in his life, and never found alcohol helpful in novel writing. Mr. James Payn is a constant smoker ...

... steel with a lathe, when a sdenl flewrin his eye, badly cuttingthe pupil. aeg ico attended to at Poplar hospital. Yesterday Thomas Hardy, aged 23, a labourer, w 4,3, Rsopemakers'4feld5, Limehouse, employed st th dry docks, elether's wharf, was taken to the ...

... his address to the T teleactors of the Strand borough yesterday. .in 1 STAFFORDSHIRE ( Bux-Tot). - Mr. Gerald u, Hardy, son of Sir Thomas Hardy, who contested the C division against Sir Arthur Bass lest year, was yesterday to seiecte~l as the Conservative ...

... ng. A richly-deserved compliment has been paid to Mr. Thomas Hardy by his election to fill the place on the council of the Society of Authors vacated by the death of Mr. Wilkie Collins. Mr. Hardy is not well- known in London, for he spends most of his ...

... 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 ...

... useful. Mr. H. D. Traill enters a little-trodden field of satire and allegory in his paper on the Doom of the Muses. Mr. Thomas Hardy and M. Alphonse Daudet contribute the fiction, andl Mr. Swinburne the verse. One of the Forty we note is finished. ...