... Stevenson, Stevenson himself was in the genesis of his authorship largely influenced by George Meredith. George Meredith and Thomas Hardy were both instances of men possessed of great powers., who, notwithstanding, had failed to hold the public like some of ...

... districts where the outbreak has occurred, if the disease shrould obtain a hold the oonseqt-ences will be serious. Mr. Thomas Hardy has recently given Air. William Strafg a series of sittings for an etched portrait, the result being the most successf ...

... number, piesetnts a very strong collection of stories. Powerful tragedy is represented in The Spectre of the Real, iy Thomas Hardy and Florence Henniker, and a lighter vein in Mr. Jeromes account ?? ' he Man Who Did N\ot Believe in Luck. Mr. J. lielyhlye ...

... Arthur and Lady Hayter will receive a party next week during Ascot Kares, at Sonthill Park, their place near b3racknell. Mr. Thomas Hardy spent the whole of last week at Dublin Castle as the guest of Lord Houghton, who is amongst his most enthusiastic admirers ...

... possessed sees the phantasm of the wit b, and strikes it, Lhe actual witch proves to be injured. Story leads to story. and Mr. Thomas Hardy somewhere tells one to this efect. A farmers wife, a woman of some education fell asleep in the afternoon and dreamed that ...

... begin next Y avek, when Professor Dewar wl eie i-~ course on Scientific Uses of Liquid Air. a Last Whitsuntidte 'Mr. Thomas Hardy, time famous novelist, was amnong the guests enter- tamned at the Vliceregal Lodge, Dublin, by the Lord Lieutenant. It ...

... Sir Archi- bald Alison, Vice-Admiral Colonib, Rear-Admiral Fitzs- rot, the Lieutenant-Governor of the Isle of Mar, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Austin Dobson, Mr. J. M. Barre, Mr. Henry Arthur Jones, the Dean of Christ Church, and several members of the House ...

... as to the site of the city forgotten by Cook, neglected by Murray. Mirs. HE. W. Preston contributes a critical essay on Thomas Hardy. A special feature of the number is Mr. C. E. S. Wood's Famous Indians, with portraits of Indian chiefs from Medallions ...

... Henry Wolff, Sir Edwin Arnold, Sir Frederick Poilock i Mr. Barrio, M.HnyAtu Jones, Mr. JamZes payli, Mr. Thomas Ha-rdy, M~r. Sidney Lee, Mr. MOY Thomas, .Dr. Conan Doyle, Dr.GanetMr. Haggard, Mr. (Irundy, Mr. Ramilton .A~d.4 Mr. Oscar Browning, Mr. 33ouztoiirsAX ...

... has resigned the command of the City of London Artillery 'Volunteers, and is to be succeeded by Colonel C. H. Coles, Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been added to the commission of the peace for Dorset. Hi sat at the Quarter Sessions at Dorchester on ...

... three nigh's,. will uot be opened again for a fortnight. Then three new pieces, by Messrs. J. M. Barre. Conan Doyle, and Thomas Hardy. respectively, will be pro- duced. For the first time for thirty years the War Office has given instructions for an Irish ...

... which they hope to better their condition. At the Gatoshead Police Court, on Monday, Henry seme lieyt ra u f i ae icein Thomas Hardy was remanded on a charge of havndg been drunk while in charge of a horse and brake, and of having caused the death of John ...