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... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. Lancashire (Buxton). —Mr Gerald Hardy, son of Sir Thomas Hardy, who contested the division against Sir Arthur Bass last year, was yesterday selected Conservative candidate for the Buxton division of Lancashire. THE ROYAL COMMISSION ...
... because they aim too high. A public that a devours tens of vthousands;of a new novel by George Eliot or William -Black, or Thomas Hardy, shows' its capacity to rise to the level of the a most fastidious of the Boston penmen. There is a rude, sentimental multitude ...
... Mehalis, Dora Ru~sell, Joseph Hatton, Adeline Sargeant. Jessie fFothergill, Hall Caine, W. E. Norris, G. A. Henty, i. Thomas Hardy, and the author 'of Molly Bawn. It e will be observed that four out of the ten are women. Mr Ruskin has given his consent ...
... pictures of Cornish scenery. Poetry is represented and J. H. Shonhouse, who leaped into fame with “John Inglesant.” Mr Thomas Hardy supplies a short tale hispeculiar rain entitled Interlopers at the Knap,” whilst Mies Yongo's “Armourers Prentices continue ...
... public elementary education ; Lady DufTus Hardy, £55 a year, addition to the pension of year granted in 1879, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas IbifTus Hardy; Dr Schmitz, £5O, in recognition of his ...
... nerves, thoroutlhly tired out. Bitt that is not, per- your haps. Unusuia among writersituaginativeir otherwise. if he Mr Thomas Hardy lived for soume years at, Upper :has Toouting, and hasi now settled down at Mlax Gate, near Dorchester, spendigii hit vacations ...
... Sir William Hardy, Knight, -gui se, F.S.A., formerly Deputy-Keeper of the Public whi m, Records, which occurred on Thursday morning at heo a his residence at Catford Bridge. He was a son of an, sat the late Major Thomas Bartholomew Price Hardy, de( n . R ...
... the strength of Robert Klimere, an authority on theology. J. M. Barrie very pleasantly about one of the beet novelists —Thomas Hardy. A Colloquy on Currency, Mr H. Gibba, introduce* the question of bimetallism. Hanlin has paper Jewels aad Dram that ...
... death ia announced of Sir William Hardy, Knight, F.S.A., formerly Deputy-Keeper of the Public Records, which occurred Thursday morning at his residence Bridge. He wae son of the late Major Thomas Bartholomew Priee Hardy, R.A., bis wife Frances, daughter ...
... of Andrew LWng The short tales in this number are of unusual oxcellence, amongst the number being one Con- 'tributed by Thomas Hardy, and entitlhed The First Countess ofWessex.' Amnong- 1,o poetical pieces is oe by li. D.- Blaokn' re, entitled Bu cn4b ...
... note-book and elaborated, perhaps months afterwards. Amongst other novelists sketched in these in. teresting papers are Thomas Hardy, Walter lLesant, James Payn, Rider Haggard, 11. L, Stevenson, George Macdonald, and f George Meredith. Speaking of the ...
... again adjournedi. b a' (I -__ ______ rei Is ELECTION INTELLIGENCE, fae ii aPI 0 LxANCSHIRE lBcx'ro.Nl.-Mr Gerald Hardy, son of Sol Sir Thomas Hardy, who contesated thle division thin nagainst Sir Arthur Bass last year, wvas yesterday as it selected as Conservative ...