... formerly of Bath. FJONBSA.7 .-October 18, at 5, Upper Alma itreot. Nes - ,Pori, Thomas Fitzgerald aged 41. 1aBDY -October 23, at Nortona Hawkfleld, after ashoo illness, Thomas Hardy, in his 85th year, DeePlF It' gretted. ?? -October 2, at 32, Bolt street, Newport ...

... On the other hand sh fails to discover anty humour in Thomas Hardy, calls Dickens vulgar, and regards Sir Walter Scott as dreary and .westing in animation. It is curious how tastes differ. Mir Hardy may be l~h to make his own defence. It isf impossible ...

... Bed- land, zmmma Alison, youngest daugh er of the late Thomas Pringle Cunningham. Of Olapham, Surrey, in her 71st year. RDY.-October 23, at Norton Hawkileld, after a short illnesg Thomas Hardy, in his 85th year, Deeply re- gpetted. NAE3H.-Ocbober 24 ...

... Army; and L, B. Walford contributes a capital descriptive sketch of the home of Charlotte Bronte. The novellette by Ur Thomas Hardy is written in that gentleman's inimi- table style. The Xautieal 1aqazine contains a scientific de- scription of tidal phenomena ...

... Swinbuerne, The Swimmer's Dream. Candour in English Fiction is a discussion by Mr Besaut, Mrs I Lynn Lynton, and Mr Thomas Hardy of the reasons t: why treatments of the theme of unholy love are not allowed in this country. The first named writer is ...

... Oastle.Caereiaion; vcat of lalAkyn, near Holywell. lev Freoele John Hall, MA, vioar of Little Wyminatdley, Herts. Rev Thomas Barker Hardy, 7ILA'; vicar of Buitwell, Nottingham. Rev-F. G.Huhes, 3,. ; vioarofSt, Peter's, astick. Rev 0. J. JobnRbone,. M.A, ...

... M. Dunlop, Bristol Messrs Veitch, Mr S. P. Budd, Mr E. B. Titley, the ihev E. Handley and Mr G. Garraway, Bailbrook. Mrs Thomas Jolli gained the premier award for three magnificent specimens of amaryllis. The Bath Theatre band, under ?? Sob~ttleri and ...

... North Yorkshire and Oleve- land-W- Stephens' C annack- Chase-iA. Stanley; I West Lsincashie-Thomas Aspinwall-Laucaahire- Thoman Aebton-, Ayrahire-J. Kier Hardie- Forth and 0lyde Miners' AssociatioYn-FL Chisoim Ribertson Rhofddabilefalin Weir, Bristol-W ...

... to wag against them, 1Concerning Thomas'i as diseusslonon the zema~katile vogue this I Cbridthin zame attalned- and hsid' for soame centuries ian.Z~lsazdl-a-spite-of the-discredlb whichattsohedto I Doubting Thomas, and of the fact that It found little ...

... thoroughly ?? works, by the well known local artist, Mr Heywood Hardy, and they form a very prominent feature of the interesting display of piotures in Mr Newoombe' Lart galleryr Mr Heywood Hardy has been very successful in his treatment of the animal world ...

... thensel.e thokonglly satisfied with the day's. excursion. Tht break was. supplied by Mr Thomas of Kingadown. OPERATIYVS.' LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. - Tbt Redcliff, Thomas, and Temple united branch hold iu monthly meeting on Wednesday evening at t Liberal office ...

... quarter-baclki; Charles J. Thomas (NewpOrt),and- WI B. Stadden (Dewsbury), half backs ,. A., Hill,.S, H. Niclolls, D. W. Evans (Uardiff)lWilliamh Boivep, J. Meredith (Swauuee), W.-H. Thomaa (Liondoa Welsh), Stephen Thomas (Lianelky), and. lH. HAnue* ...