... Evans, Mr Spencer, and Mr Hooper Peter Cassidy, who was last week arrested as a vagrant in Cardiff, and gave his name as Thomas Hardy, was brought up in custody and charged with being a person under police supervision, and with failing to report his coming ...

... Lady Macgregor, of Hampton Court, widow of Sir John Macgregor, and youngest and only sur- viving daughtor of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flag captain to Lord Nelson at the time of the gallant hero's death, is suffering from a severe attack of influenza ...

... G.O. H. Gilling, S.D. Albert Phillips, I.G. Joseph Thomas, steward Amos Jenkins, tyier John E. Bacon, assistant sec. H. Aildridge, steward. Past Masters Messrs J. H. Taylor, P.P.G.S.B.; C. Carey Thomas, P.P.G.S B.; R. J. Steward, T. Matthews, P.P.S.G.W ...

... speak of home interests and other interests. On Wednesday at 8 Mr A. Sampson will read a paper on the tales and novels of Thomas Hardy. CORY MKMORIAL HALL.—The Sunday services at this place will be continued to-morrow at 7 and 8.15 p.m. Each service lasts ...

... O. H. Gilling, S.D. Albert Phillips, I.G. Joseph Thomas, steward Amos Jenkins, tyler John E. Bacon, assistant sec. H. Alldridge, steward. Past Masters: Messrs J. H. Taylor, P.P.G.S.B.; C. Carey Thomas, P.P.G.S.B.; R. J. Steward, T. Matthews, P.P.S.G.W ...

... about with him. Max O'Rell has written a play called Hearts- ease, which Mr Forbes Robertson will presently produce. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, according to the Mail, has never produced a book that has proved a failure. Mr James Johnson, chairman of ...

... approach the stuge of rottenness.' As wo wero parting the gentleman said, You may be interested in knowing that my name is Thomas Hardy.' MK CHAMBKRLAIN'S BOAST. Mr Chambeclaiii'.s bonst that he did not take t-x^roise has benn frequently alluded to since ...

... commands the leavings of her table to be carefully collected for the Little Sisters of the Poor. Mr Hall Came, like Mr Thomas Hardy, was originally an architect, and his firetliteraryeffostft were made in the columns of the Builder. The Glasgow bailies ...

... Ceylon aroma, with butter, cream, and cheese from a dairy as clean and dainty as those pictured by a George Eliot or a Thomas Hardy in Derbyshire or Wessex. In that little world of dairy farms beyond Llanishen one feels the truth of Browning's sentiment- ...

... problem in their plays. The Independent Theatre, with all its horrors, sprang into being. George Moore turned novelist and Thomas Hardy wrote Tess. But in England the question has been mainly discussed as a problem of ethics. Abroad they are lighter-hearted ...

... but it really needs nothing more than love for Nature and a peaceful mind at tost with itself. ■ic In one of his novels Thomas Hardy speaks of a silent hill top where, on a still evening, one may see a visible movement of the stag's westward. It is so ...

... goes through a magnificent stretch of country, and then a drive to the Druidical circle Here they were in the country of Thomas Hardy, of Tess. It is historic ground, that has known the tread of kings, princes, and commoners ,for centuries, and their work ...