... on his left Budyard Kipling. Tbe other guests present were Bret Harte, Rider Hasjgair, Justin McCarthy, Walter Beaaat, Thomas Hardy, Oarr, Ashby Bterry, G. W. Hornung, J. Coode jjAdsnu, W- H. Mallock, Henniker Heatoo, H. Leslie, Sir George Chesoey, H ...

... Queen was represented Sir Francis Knollys; the Prince of Wales by Lord Churchill; the Duke of York by Hon Derek Keppel. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and numerous county folk were also present Rev V S Bnsbridge, vicar of Moretoa, performed Schumann's funeral ...

... Williamson. Tbe Queen was represented Sir Francis Knollys; the of Wales Lord Churchill; the Duke of York by Hon Derek Keppel. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, end numerous county folk were also present Rev S Busbridge, vicar of Moretoa, performed Schumann's funeral ...

... day—men of literary character so varying that GaoROE Meredith and Professor Max Mcller, Edmund Gosse and Eider Haggard, Thomas Hardy and G Sal a. may meet together tbe Council board. Than Besant the Society oould not have had a better conductor of their ...

... the fact aa many of the excerpts made by Swinburne show. The Midnight Baptism, study of.Christianity, is tale told by Thomas Hardy. The prestnt number has more than the usual amount of fiction in its contents, Fredk. Wedmore contributing A Chemist in ...

... Lougley, Attorney- General fur Nova Sootia. Fiction is represented by the two celebrated names of George Meredith and Thomas Hardy, and the concluding article A Preface to Dorian Grey by Oscar Wilde. ...

... include talks with President Harrison, Mark Twain, James Rnssell Lowell. Ohvar Wendell Holmes, W. D- Howells, J. A. Fronde, Thomas Hardy, Cardinal Manning, &c. The book for which Mr. Grant Allen has written a smart preface, is the first of its kind, and will ...

... expected. Ljrd Wolseley is still a very indifferent state of health, though little better than he has been. Mr. Thomas Hardy. On Friday Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, will have reached his fifty-ninth year. He seems to bave beon little out of the bill of late ...

... Charlee Wyndham, who politely regretted that I had been blown home from Brighton hurricane before be returned there, and Thomas Hardy was interested i seeing his publisher, Mcllvaine, there, though I think abstained from asking after success of his new ...

... Tree Hill, narrated in dialeot and depicted with rare humour by J. C. Dollman whose hunting scenes are always charming. Thomas Hardy writes a remarkably good collection of tales under the title «• A Group of ISoble Dames. A doable page engraving Robert ...

... the oldest Churches the Diocese, was re-opened last we k tbe Archdeacon of Dorset, having been completely restored. Mr Thomas Hardy, the Novelist, had a baud the architectural part of the woik. and hia brother was the contractor. Intelligerca has been ...

... Jude the Obscure Professor R. Y. Tyrrell criticises with some vehemence of expression and warm censure the last novel of Thomas Hardy nevertheless it is a novel great demand at all the libraries. Dr. J. C. Wills supplies a most interesting paper on things ...