... HESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LIN-COLNSHRE RAILWAy (EXTzNsIoN To LONDos). Petitions against tbhis bill were presentei on behalf of Thomas Hardy, the Earl of Londeaborough, Sir Spencer Mnryon Wilson, W. E. B. B Farnham n and the Narbtxrough, Blaby, Enderby, and Whetstone ...

... 1102NTL T:E LIVEqS OF TWELNE C-OOD MEN. TEE BIRDS OF XILLltG-,,T.1Rl REM RTABLE DOUG DtT01XU A FAMOUS LA.DY JOU1,NALIST. THOMAS HARDY AT ±0Z'5E. Ai LIZAJBRTHAN ZlUOL'GGI-:-. - TELRUTHS ErlE ANDD Tr .- TiE NElEWS OF =E WEEZ; A fett admarle ?? Atisz-*. ...

... have ma~de their names. Am~ongst those who3 are ex- pected to attend are' Mr. Rudyard Kipling. Mr. Anthony H3olpe. Mir. Thomas H~ardy, M~r. Stanley Weuen.aa and Mr. Frank Fortmoece. Mr. Wilson Barrett's stage xtrsioae of The M~ana- man wee successfully ...

... «li facta is suArient meet the wants of the inhabitanta, all (kat can be hoped for. Other interesting . ontributkma an Thomas Hardy asd Norcls, Mr. Wm. Sharp: Waate of Wonaea's Intellectual l»y Mrs. Tan and Women an Paid .as tliaa Men, by Mr. Carroll ...

... Little Wymondley, lerts. Patron, Mr. U. Unwin Hieathcote. Macd Re. Toma Baker AL.; ica ofBolvol), Nottirigham Patron, kL-. Thomas Hardy. HulghesRev. F. I., ALA.; Vicar of Sr. Pate'e Hastings. Patronthe Bishop of Chiehester. Jhostono Rev. C. 3., MA.., Vicar ...

... both advance on their first efforts in School. Mis* Kate Korke and Mus Olga Nethersole are seen to great advantage. Mr. Thomas Hardy, whose latest novel has been hailed as one of the most natural and pathetic pictures ever painted of English agricultural ...

... y opera, for which Mr. A. W. Pinero has written the n book, and Mr. Adrian Ross the verses, will be ,e ehearsed. Mr. Thomas Hardy is dramatising Tess. u of the D'Urbervilles for Mrs. Patrick Campbell. His it 'ther famous novel, Far From the Madding ...

... conversant with his views on the present tendency of the English dramsa, to learn that he regards 'Jude the Obacure, by Thomas Hardy, as the bock- of the year. To most that work would seem closely akinL in motive and treatment to the recent sex-promlem ...

... characters in the Manxman, the Deenster, and the ' Scapegoat which appeal to our best instincts. So, too, with Mr. Thomas Hardy; and with a novelis Q who is, perhaps, not so ?? M1acDonald. No one can reed Tess of the D'Urbervilles without being ...

... School, n-ho had Codhenred £29 lbs. ldi; the senonidj Mice Winifred 'Mary MX'eidrum. of ILCOeles. £64 -Xe and the third. Thomas As-tbnr Hardy. of Slv'ffiold. Lii Mr. 'K. 'i. ldoarsle's- ci Ripeon. had s -at LitO t'wards9 thev collEotioja. wills-i '_it. S'ores ...

... stories. Bret Harte contributes a ,Their Unnde from Califorzua, Q, The Hunted r Dragoon, with many strong sttions; Thomas I Hardy The Son's Veto, and :. M. Bame The I Inconsiderate Waiter, charaterised by net a little humour. The drawings are nUrous ...

... elderly mau named Thomas Hardy, formerly well known as the landlord of the Normanton Iuu, appeared in custody upon a charge of stealing four horses and two beasts, together of the value of £130, on Seutemiber 16th, the property of Joseph Hardy, his brother ...