... include talks with President Harrison, Mark Twain, James Bussell Lowell, Oliver Wendell Holmes, W. D. Howells, J. A. Fronde, Thomas Hardy, Cardinal Manning, Ac. The book, for which Mr. Grant Allen has written smart preface, is the first of its kind, will be ...

... Bochester, Archdeacon Parrar, Canon Fremantle, Lord Spencer, Mr. Walter Besaot, the Earl of Heath, Dr. Conan Doyle, Ur. Thomas Hardy, and others have written, all expressing sympathy with and interest in tbs proposal, and many of them offer valuable assistance ...

... unpublished: but, besides these, there be found one story of tragi* order, which Mrs. Henniker wrote in collaboration with Mr. Thomas Hardy. This is culled The Spectre of the Real, and has already appeared Mr. Jerome's popular weekly. w ...

... are doing the same. The only novelists Mr. Macnamara could call to mind who are generally sympathetic to teachers are Thomas Hardy and lan Maclnren. This attitude has tended keep down the si .tus of teachers. Brides, English people have no great sentiment ...

... of the International Library, transistor in the commercial department of the Board of Trade) has been staying with Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, at Dorchester, and is likely to dedicate his new work to the author of Teas. The book in question is likely ...

... where we stayed couple of toys, and then started for here, Ascension, MR. THOMAS HARDY AND THE PRINCE OF WALES. Graham E. Thomson, writing in the New York Independent about Mr. Hardy’s house at Dorchester, tells the following story, which is said to be ...

... recognising bis services by the presentation of testimonial. The committee consists of Mr. Holman Hunt, Mr. Edmund Gosse, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. W. H. Pollock, Mr. J. M. Barrie, Mr. A. Q. Boss, and Mr. S. 8. Sprigg, with Mr. Edward Clodd secretary. It is suggested ...

... Professor Hiram Corson, Mr. William Watson, Ur. Theodore Watts, and Ur. G. B. Shaw. Lord Tennyson, Mr. George Meredith, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Walter Besant, Ur. Rider Haggard, and many others wrote regretting their absence. In the meeting was erhibited tablet ...

... aged 49 rears. 12th itist., Brighton, Frederick Pnnnell, m his 69tb year. tost., at Preston, near Brighton, Eliaa. wife Thomas Hardy, after a short illness. 13th inst., 165 Western-road, Brighton, John Luff in his year. * 13th inst., at 41 Ann-street, ...

... Marion Crawford, George Meredith, Hall Caine, B. L, Stevenson, C, M. Yonge, William Black, Mrs. Oliphant, Bobert Buchanan, Thomas Hardy, Grant Allen, James Psyu, Mrs. Humphry Ward; and among writers for boys: Henty, Ballantyne, Verne, Fenn. It is almost ...

... was probably painted about 1480. Somb of our older novelists seem to hmve developed an anxiety to be reckoned poets. Mr. Thomas Hardy recently published a Wessex poem of eome length, Mr. Hall Caine has written a Manx ballad, and now comes Mr. Blsckmore ...

... (weighing without water lUjlbs.) carried the head, other vessels from Ceylon, also the telescope owned by Lord Nelson by tiir Thomas Hardy (Nelson’s flag captain) Lord Frederick. Very appropriately close by, appeared » painting of Nelson, lent Rev. E. G. Mead ...