... ' The Science nf Fiction his three ill- terpreters in thie Aew Jierieie-M PauL Bourget, Mlr. Walter Besant, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, and it goes witbout saying that the countribution of each is clever and entertaining. Exercise and Train- ing, by Sir ...

... other in the heart of rural Wessex. We refer, of course, to Miss Lawless's it Grania and 4 Tess of the D'Urbervilles, by Thomas hardy. However, time may deal with them and to the best critics they have seemed of lthe kind the world would not willingly let ...

... M oloy, D D, D Si Dr Nixon, Vervy Rev P. Carbery, S D Cruise. Rev W Delaty, S J: Mr. P Caren, Q C; Very Rev Thomas Hardy, C -I: ver' Rev Thomas Smoyth, 0 P. Very Rev r Moran, S M; Rev T Finlay, S *) Rev v O'Toole, C S Sp; Rev R Bodki-n, C M. m8 annual ...

... Wilkins, James A. Gilpin, a A. MtKenna, Charles O'Toole, Wm. Corkey, Robt. o Lyons, RP H. Lamb, Thomas H. Hardy, James I Or, `D.L. ; James A. Gray, Thomas Hail, J.P. - and Thiomas W. Sinclair. The business to be dis- posed of consisted of 290 applications ...

... throne, the Very Rev M Donovan, P P. Blanchardstown, and the VeryRev Fr Danphr, P P. Arklow. The charters were the Rev Thomas Hardy, President, St Vincent's Col. lege, Castleknock; Rev Father O'Sulivau, C MI. Castleknock; Rev Joseph Dunne, Vice. President ...

... F.G.S. (Oxford); R. H. Harries, t ?? Upton Green, ?? J. Slade, ?? , W. F. Gwinnell, ?? W. P. D. Stebbing, a ?? J. 1). Hardy, ?? Thomas Leighton, ?? and Dr. H. E. Armstronig, ?? and Dr. L IW. F. Hume, F.G.S. The director of the excursion 'is Mlr. A. M'Henry ...

... vice-ehairman (presiding); Averell Lloyd, J.P.: James Corr, J.P.; Isaac kydd, John Mullan, John Richardson, Thomas Jenkinson, William Hardy, Samuel Strutt, Robert M'Kee, William Patterson, James Hammond, and Galbraith Wylie. A letter was received from ...

... popul'sr authors, such as Thomas (Carlyle, John Ruskin, Scott, Dickens, George Eliot, R. L. Stevenson, and fronm them come to those of the present day, including Dr. Conan Doyle, Ruiyard Kipling, J. ?? Barrie, Edna Lyal, and Thomas Ha-rdy. Views of a few of ...

... ; Joseph Chambers, treasurer); Walker Club. Dungannon branch (Rev. R. Huggard, president J. U. Black. vice-president ; Thomas Hardy. secretary ; Rev. Dr. Lewis Richards, chaplain); Walker Club. Belfast Branch Monntijoy Flute Band ; Mitchel- burne Club ...

... nearer approach of the railway. TI conmrend St. Margaret's as a study to that photo- ay graphic writer of bucolics. Mr. Thomas Hardy. l If, however, the natives oppose railway develop- :re In. ment with the charitable idea of giving their visi- t' tors ...

... CanonaM'Crystal, P P, Haggardstown; Rev Charlesj a: Quinn, P P, Lower Killevy; Rev Thomas Hardy, P P,1 lot Upper Killevy; Rev Hugh Murphy, P P, Cooley; RevI *ds Thomas M'Varry, P P, Carlingford ; Very Rev, ed Alexander Canon Dilon, P P. Louth; Rev Patrick ...

... between the two countries existed, and that the nego- tiations for one were for one reason or ano- ther unduly prolonged. Ur Thomas Hardy and the Ron Mrs Renni- ker , Lord Houghton 's sister, are, according to the Daithe Oirenicle, to collaborate oa a novel ...