... popular editioDa of . this tale which are at present before the puMic . ' , • ' . , - . A new edition in one volume of Mr Thomas Hardy ' s most interesting story ,. The . SSdyqr of Casterbridge ( 28 ) , will aerre the best interests of fiction if it bringa- ...

... At 4 Learmonth Terrace. EdinbureM, on the Ist inst., by the her. John Cunningham. 1).D., of the pa, nth of and the Her. Thomas Hardy, miniAer of the parish of Fowlie Woiter. James K. Aberatirny, ;rielf. to Helen Johanna. elder daughter of the late John ...

... MINBUZGE AID LONDON. A NEW STORY, ENIITLED ALICIA'S DIARY, BY THOMAS HARDY, Author of Uoder Greenwood Tree, For froth the Madding ic., WILL BE COMMENCED 11 TOO HERALD and WEEKLY FREE PRESS, OCTOBER Coming Events. DIARY Or EVTr.r.TA — INMENTS. SIEKTINGS ...

... the EXTRA CHRISTMAS ritmitra of the WEEKLY' CITIZEN, eon. Wining Twn C n mIRE 0110INAL STOW/Z.- =NIGHT= TPAVELLIP.S,' THOMAS HARDY, Author d Far Preen tti• Mudding Crowd, The Trumpet Nkiar. A reir of Blue Fyes,• tc.. tod 'TWAS MERRY IN TUE BALL ...

... CHRISTMAS NUMBER of the WEEK LT CITIZEN will be ieenea, containing Two Cow- PIM ORIGINAL STORM— BISIGHTED TRAVELLERS, THOMAS HARDY. Anther of Far from the Madding Crowd, The Trumprt Major, A Pair of Blue Eyes, Le., sod 'TWAS KERRY IA THE HALL ...

... the Lyceum Theatre si ay to see Mr Irving in the Slent health noble Earl seemed to be in * indisposition from which Mr Thomas Hardy, the -/vnown novelist, has been suffering has been much exaggerated. It was simply the result of cold and though it has ...

... 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 ...

... the same hall. Bro. S. B. Harvey, D.C.T., occupiedUhe chair. Addresses were delivered Wm. Muir, G.W.C.T.; Bailio Philip; Thomas Hardy, W.G.S.sfof Manchester); cx-Bailie Maxwell; and D. Mackay, P.G.W.C.T. ...

... 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. ...

... Ih. Fifth *« OWhflw *o«M * Ao MaMi a THOMAS HARDY, AolhM« ...

... ENGRAVINGS, Drawn by E. M. Hutulla, rml'('m:u.m m,l._(’:.‘.wmll:..‘l Barnard, H. R. Robertson, G. TALES AND SKETCHES, By Thomas Hardy, Mrs A. Harper, John Saunders, Cuthbert Bede, W. W. Fenn, Clement Scott, and T. F. Thiselton-Dyer. VERSES, By W. C. Bennett ...

... is, as to no ves, thoroughly tired out. But that is not, perhaps, unusual among writers, imaginative or otherwile. Nlr Thomas Hardy for some years at Upper Tooting, and has now settled down at Max Gate, near Dorchester, spending his vacations only in ...