... Miller, of Brentry, Weitbury-on-Trym, Gloucesterehire. Mr Rudyard Kipling, who has been cycling in Dorsetshire with Mr Thomas Hardy, is negoti- ating for the purchase of a house and grounds at Rodwell, near Dorchester. Colonel Turner, R A, Amsistant-Adjutant- ...

... included Mr James Bryce, seeking repose, as he put it, from the deserts and saudhills of politics; Mr Holman Hunt, Mr Thomas Hardy, M~r Henry Jamles, Mr J M Barrio, Sir Douglas Straight, Mr H N Massing- ham. Sir Wemyss Reid. ir Archer, the drama- tic ...

... Mr ERudyard Kipling, of 5 guineas; M N Quiler Couch, 5 guineas, Mr. z I Henry Sames, £10; Mr. George Meredith, £ S I Mr Thomas Hardy. 2 guineas; Dr Conan Doyle, m- 1 guinea; Sir Walter Besant, 5 guineas * Mr ?? Aony Hop e, 10 guineas; Mr John Davidson ...

... Rev Charles Quinn, P P. V F, Eilleavy Lower; Rev Thomas Hardy, P Pt Silleavy Upper; Rev Mdichael Loughran, P P, Kilmere; Rev Peter Pentony, P Pt Kilsaran; Rev Michael O'Brien, P P. Lougbgoll; Rev Thomas Donnelly, P Pt Leughgilly; Rev Bernard Nugent, P ...

... Hon. Mrs Henneker has a volume of short stories to be entitled Outlines in the Pres' which will be dedicatcd to Mir. Thomas Hardy, and in the art schools here there is much talk of the achievements oif Miss Susan Rudd who obtained no fewer than FIVE ...

... that it is' the duty of the re- presentative of the Crown to state the facts as dispassionately as he possibly can. .Mrr.- Thomas Hardy is. trying a novel experiment. He is .collaboratjng with tle - Hon ?? H.enniker, sister of Lord HRoughton, who has l-i ...

... Wheatley, 0 C C; Rev P Xvanagh, St Michan's; Very Rev James Walsh, Ril- quaide; Rev B O'Reilly; Rev L O'Byrne, C C, Bray; Rev Thomas Hardy, CM, Castleknoeck; Rev Charlesfiealy, C C; Rev J Baster, P P; Rev E Cullen, C C, Kingstown; Rev J T Victory, C C; Rev P ...

... grandmother a Sabine, and partly Irish; that is, in the seventeenth century in Ireland; after that settled in Herts. Mr. Thomas Hardy, too, be- lieves that his paternal great-grandmother was Irish, and that the other side of his family were French, who ...

... of the Bath, and COLONEL j, LE IEjSUHIEF (Colonel on the Staff Chief En- gineers, Ireland), has been made a f C B. Mb T'HOM.AS HA.RDY, author of Tess, Far from the Madding Crowd. The Return of the Native, and ar other famous novels, who lias been ...

... Saturday with five little pieces, all of interesting authorship- Mrs Clifford, Lady Colia Campbell, Mr. WiVn Arthur, MIr Thomas Hardy, and Mr. J M Barrie. I hear that a play by.Mr. Marion Crawford will also be Produced very shortly, -,ud, indeed, it seems ...

... presldd weekly at a meeting of thu Cabinet, and takes an ativ part in its work. Mr Thomas HArdy is staying at Geneva. gad is hot doing any literary work for the moment, Nit Hardy took great psins %while at ZeretatU tgt)-taer the wbereabuts of Mr Cooper, who ...

... decorated for the occasion. His Grace thle - Aichbishop occupied a seat at the head of the 3 table beside the Very Rev Thomas Hardy, the President of the College, on the other side of whom sat the Lord Mayor of. Dublin, the Bishop of Canea; and Monsiguror ...