... forthconingg season the following new novels I -CSiysto~vell: a Dartmoor Tale, by It. Dl, Until_ . o A Laodiocan, by Thomas Hardy; Wait- I ;ug, ?? A. M. Hopkinson; Den John, by Miss Jean IVgeo. Warlock of Warlock, by George I acdonalgo 'Ceoily's ...

... The book will contain. an original etching of Charles It., and ten other historical portraits. It is dedicated to Mr. Thomas Hardy. The Duke of Norfolk is beginning the restoration of the ancient choir at Arundol gene- rally called the FitzAlan Chapel ...

... 3Igeaaine for the coming year include a series of papers on the peasantry of various parts oz the United King- dom. Mr. Thomas Hardy is to do the Dorsetsh1ive Laeborer, Mris. Oliphant the Skye Croftier, and Mir. Justin M'Carthy the Irish Cottier. Mr. Statley ...

... ART AND LITERARY GOSSIP. [PROBs TO-DAY'S ATEENJEUB.] Mr. Thomas Hardy is writing a story for Araminillan's MAlqaziiie. Prof. Arber proposes, in connection with his important Transcript of the Raeisters of the Company of Stationers of London, to add ...

... however, I have no sympathy; it is a poor standard of worth to respect oneself or others only according as clothes are new. Thomas Hardy, describing Grace blelbury, in The Woodlanders, says: There was nothing remark- able in her dress just now, beyond ...

... The Light of the West, by Col. Butler, C.B.; ' Blackbird, byMr. R. D. Black-more; The Rustics of George Eliot rand Thomas Hardy, by C. Kegad Paul; and Dulness, the first of a series of papers on Q The Bogies of Provincial Life, by Mrs. Loftie ...

... in pots not more than 14in. in diameter: 1, G. Hardy, 2, l Sir Wilfrid'Lawson; 3, G. Hodgr~insou. Twelve hardy ferns.: 1, W. Brookbank, Didebury; 2, Arthur Birley, Pendlebury; 3, G. HodgAkinson. Twelve hardy rhododendrons: No entries. Six zonal pelargoniums ...

... exotie orchids, in flower: I, Mr. George nt Hardy;Piekering Lodge, Tiulperley; 2, Mr. R. B. Dodgsou, ?? ardwood, Blackburn; 3. Mfr. Joseph Broonne; Didlsbury. )r. CLASS 2.-Nine exotic orchids, in flower: 1 Mr. G. Hardy, ad Tiniafirley ; 2, Mr. 0. Schueider ...

... Kenyoln, Accrington, vines ; James Dickson and Sois, Cheser, t plants, &c.; F. and A. Dickson and Sons, Ceietcr, plants, &c.; Thomas *and Taylor, Stockport, Salforl, and London, model dairy, and for stearna power washlol and wringing macline; Newton, Chambers ...

... NLY ARI A E1 UN DBE D h TIN HU RRY A T EA e All correctly extracted by Florrie Roberta, John c 'f and Mary Dennett, Blossom Thomas, James S., Annie, and M. Emmeline Hooson, Florry Bailey, 5 ELsie E. Heyvwood Lizzie Richardson, Alice Brown; S 1, 2, 4, 5 ...

... Mrs. Thomas Carlyle. Messrs. Longman and Co. will also publish auring April volumes three and four of Mr. Leaky's History of England -in the Eighteenth Ceutury.' rhese volumes embrace, as we have said, the period 1760.80. The title of Mr. Hardy's new ...

... M. W., Chorlton-cum- d Hardy; Thos. Wilkes, Attereliffe; John J. Defty, e Bury; Elsie Craig, Nottinghamn; Amy and Ethel d Mee, Sale; Milly Lewis, Stretford; Bertie Jenkins, r Cheotham; Percy and Harry B., Chorlton-cum- Hardy; Bertie Hunt, Manchester ...