... that the literary druggists will soon iind thsir occupation gone. Thai’, not till tisoo, may we expect novelist os great Thomas Hardy, tsiayist like Monti Ure, thoughtful, inspiring meiscngor like roan much abused anil much isr.ndor.dio; . Mcar.wh.ile vvu ...

... the Boyal Ked Crush upon Mrs. Ann and Mi»a Sarah Anne Terrot. Mr. Kipllne, who has been cycling r. rsetshire with Mr. Thomas Hardy, is to for the purchase of a house and grounds at Kcdwell, near Porcliester. Lieutenant-General Sir F. M.P., has red that ...

... Court of Honour at the Fair, will admit that there is fresh and interesting facts in it. There is very sensible article on Thomas Hardy, authot of Far from the madding crowd,*’ etc., in which the claims of the w riter are modestly stated. “Leaves from the ...

... AT THE FAIR Illustrated. Royal Corii*BU7.. THOMAS HARDY. Portrait. By H. W. Preston. The Autobiography of Salvini With Portrait. Sarah Sidtious. With Portrait. By KJmood Goose. Old Portsmouth Profiles. Thomas Bsilio Aldrich. Artist’s Letters from Japan ...

... OTMNASTIC EXERCISE FOR WOMEN. Wg believe it wee Mr. Thomas Hardy who diet—in “The Laodicean—advocated gym* naatio exercise for women. It was, if memory earves ua, favourite amusement of the charming heroine of that novel, bat daring oil these years the ...

... remit, and hud got the fund ...

... the Quiver is ** Parade Services by the Kev. E. J. Hardy, Chaplain H. M, Force-, olio wed •* Driokiog the Brook by the Very Kev. the Dean of Armagh, and The (Jreateat Man in the World” by the Rev. Thomas Spurgeon. Dr A. K. Boyd has a delightful article ...

... £6OO on equipped boats they set out together and get the means of being equal to any Company and buy a trawler, with their hardy seamanship and knowledge of coast, they cannot fail make the enterprise the acme of success. Let old and antiquated ideas die ...

... 0. HAPPY HOURS FOR ALL. CAM PATENT MKLOUEONS. 150,000 TESTIMONIALS, 160,000. IMPORTANT AND GRATIFYING TESTIMONY From KEIR HARDIE, M.P complexion was fli.ri--, in- hair and beard haycoloured. His judgment, N>*ra felt instinctively, waa more to be relied ...

... last seek. On Sunday the Rev. ' Thomas Templeton, New Pitsligo, held twines in the Ceogregatienal Church, forenoon an afternoon. On Monday evangelistic service' were held in eh•irch, the speakers being the Rev. John D. Hardie, Port Ertol : the Rev. 31. P ...

... than the threescore end ten. Unwittingly indebted for the moot port ScandiooTiao aneoators for their brawny bodieo, their hardy ways and their sterling character, oar Bachan folks are ignorant of mnch that ia modern Stocks,” for instance, and other e ...

... visited Peterhead on Thursday, and heard appeals against his substitutes’ decisions. There were only two appeals forward, lit Thomas Mac Gill appealed against the decision of Sheriff Robertson in the action of Mac Gill r. Fraserburgh Academy Governors. Mr ...