... threatens to beconme deadly dull. No doubt there is something idyllic, if not in the old, at anyrate in the modern or Thomas Hardy sense, in a large naseting of the horny- handed, or at least woaden-clogged, sup' porters of Mr Tladen. 'Many of the mea ...

... left Do Vere Gardens and sC gone abroad-in time to escape his compatriots, co say some of the latter maliciously. Mr Thomas Cl ,Hardy has left again, or is about to leave, for pi his home in Dorsetahire. Mr Lesie Stephen, G much the better for his trip ...

... sqe Wsill, i't,,J 0aztng to 'produce tht ye of ably-suttatforfamxiy couszaptien, for which N ii ?? eebrated, while . Mr 'Thomas Hardy fin 1 -gvoi ,s the drier wise of fictim SAW EdLraul ~e3rget's special brind's 1 Cr -v orhapsedrinkable-' uder i-adical ...

... Arnold, termed life will place her below Mr George Meredith. Many critics of art will place her below Mr Thomas Hardy-cortainly the Mr Thomas Hardy who has written Tess of the Id'Urbervilles. But it is unquestionable that the author of Robert Elsmere ...

... OfGs M11r Connel, Ed~inbinrgh ; Dr AUesander Them 2nG I Ms hud, rief;Rev. L. C M. XVedderhbirn, Fre Churh Mndierty; ev. Thomas Hardy, drerty Chrch Jlam~est Gs Ouiwnod ~an Fowlis W~ester; Rev. James Brn, Mad' At the 'opening ceremony Dr Alex. Thrnpr'- Sided ...

... incli- nation, they would easily find evidence for it. MYr Andrew Lang, too, maintaining a.gainst Mr Thomas Hardy that he has a right to dislike Mr Hardy's latest novel, boldly supports the thesis that it is all a matter of taste. Is this idealism run ...

... question, 'Does Mr Hardy ie intend to teach that where love is omnipotent ao legal tie is not only unnecessary but an 37insult to love? she replied, I cannot tell, ia but it is a question which I should like to :e ask Mr Hardy himself, and I shall ...

... The Church wsas represented by Archbishop Vaughan and the Bishop of Lichfield. Ameng men of letters of the day I saw 'Mr Thomas c Hardy, Mr Edmund Gorse, Mr Frederick Wed- more, Mr Lewis Morris,. Mr Theodore Watts, Mr G. L. Craik, Mr Knowles, and Mr Sydney ...

... the shrine of Thomas Carlyle, to wire Mr W. T. Stead, Kennaquhair, bi Borderland, for the loan of his familiar spirit, }r Julia. But perhaps I ought not to wonder, a] for, doubtless, the matter had all been arranged t, between Thomas himself and Julia ...

... William Hardy Cozens-Hardy, J.P., of Letheringseat Hall, Norfolk, who died on April 29, was proved at the Norwich District Registry on June 29 by Clement William Hardy Cozens- Hardy, Herbert Ha[rdy Cozens-Hardy ...

... OBITUARY. DiE THOMAs COLfjNS. The death occurred on Friday at Bervie of Dr Thomas Collins, who was at one time connected with Aberdeen Infirmary. Never strong in health, Dr Collins retired from practice about thirteen years ago, and afterwards took up ...

... OBITUARY. DE THOMAS COLLINS. The death occurred yesterday at Bervie of Dr Thomas Collins, who was at one time connected with Aberdeen Infirmary. Never strong in health, Dr Collins retired from practice about thirteen years ago, and afterwards took up ...