... Arearica; a while William Dean Howells is particularly entertaining r in his literary autobiography this month in telling of Y Thomas Hardy and Tolstoy, and of the greatest literary r passion of his life. Dr Parkhurct fulfils the promise of ehis first article ...

... the subject of eight cbarmingillustrations, for which we are indebted to that prince of American artists, Edwin A. Abbey. Thomas Hardy writes about Wessex Folk, some of whose surround- ings and characteristics are pencilled by Charles Green end Alfred Parsona ...

... of thehome lives and personali- ties of 'The Wives of Three Authors, Mrs George Wi, Cable, Mrs Conan Dnvle, and Mrs Thomas Hardy. being given an one page, * hife Prank S. Guild gives a sketch of ithe popular artiet, Alice Barber Stephens. and Ethel ...

... Armenia also by erecting ii into enricher province like Bulgaria, with a Christian governor.' Tii the diiparrment of fictionI Thomas Hardy cootinuos ris novel, Hearts Insuigent, combined with which are several short stories and sketches, the mvlt ni(teworthy1 ...

... the luncheon, which was held in a tent On the ground, under the presidpeny of Mr Thomas Appleby. The com- petition in the horned cattle clasres wvas very close, Mr Thomas Laing of Castle Eden seinning in the shorthorned bell class with a splendid roan ...

... Bedale, 2; Woo. Hutchiseon. Socks, 3, 18 boochee of hardy herbaceous (and or) border flowere, distinct, correctly usneed, in hoses or stands, John Short. Darllngton, 1; Hacknese, and Sons, 2; Thomas Bactenshy, 3. 24 aetors, globe. Heory Clerk and Son ...

... Watson of this city has on view a collection of hardy hydraigeas and highly coloured conifers, reatly arranged and altogether very effective. MHr John Forkes of fivieik, has present a varied assortment of hardy plants, begonias, carnations, hollyhocks. panicis ...

... quality of the matter and the excellence of the cngrav- ings. From The song of the Woodpecker, 'with which it opans, to Mr Thomas Hardy's tale, full of stirr- ing human interest, the number is a continual literary and artistic feast. Longman's -Magazine ...

... John Morris. 2; Joe Cllinson, 3 gle tulips. Thomas Atkinson. 1; os Collinsoe , 2; IAllenr, 2, Blandlord Street, Newcastle. 3. 3 pots of double tulips, Thomas Atkinson. 1; Jos coirison. 2. 2 pots of daOdal, Thomas Atkinon, 1; H Stobba, 2o Jos Coiason. e s ...

... Norman Bennett, William Andrew Cbarlton I'Anson, Percival Davidson, Leopold Fothergill, Gilbert Goober, William Thomas Htarkness, Thomas Horton, Harald Gutbine StcAllum, William Wilkis Ridlsey, Tom Renderson, George William Scott, Leonard King Tiekner ...

... Jis. Marall. G. Pyle, Joseph Scurfiold, G. Wricho. 11. Weldb am B. Ward, Thomas LlovA, James Ward. Gro rge Barker, James Marshal!, ?? 'MeGhee, D. Uavis, Win. Gardiner, Thomas Allison, B. Wright, C. Harrison, Geo. Wright. Agricultural: Mr l3oomcr, R. ...

... Walt, 1; Robert Mitburn, 2; T2omas Ciltons. 3. Two hearts of white celery: F Graiu:gcr. 1; Thomas Chilton, 2; F Schofield, 3. Three looks: V Schofield. 1: Thomas Chiltoir 2; A Gray, 3. Two eorulillowerer: Willi li Walt, B: Robert )lilburrn, 2; D Elliott ...