... worthy of Mr Irving, and has married a former leading lady of the company, who now superin tends the wardrobe for him, Thomas Hardy continues his capital tales of Weseex Folks. and C. Egbert Craddook her serial story I l the Stranger People's Country ...

... earnings in the Post Ollioe, to which she was sppointed on the recommendation of her brother's warm friend, the late Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, A year ro o, threatened with complete loss of sioht, sha Yetired on a small Government pension and on a still !maaller ...

... reaches a most exciting Crisis, A CastswaY of the South is a vowerfully written tale of the Frenbh echool, while Mr Thomas Hardy's 1 Tbe Western Circuit is clever bat, painful. The Little Mermaid is a skilful treatment of a familiar legndillstrtedby ...

... plants-It. W. -BS. Erle-Dr f 2nd, H. Bttby. six pots of violets- lst. Felix Drake. Six pots mignonelte -Ie, F. Bweni-n 2nd. Thomas Moore * Srd, Joseph Bratton. PmT,&e.--S8ix dishes of vaieties oifruit (pine excluded) -let. V. Stuckey: 2nd, J, Bratton. 3rd ...

... of one penny. DIAGAZINES FOR MAR ICH. [FOURTH N;OTICE,] The tlest contribution to this month's ' Fortnigbtly NIsiew is Thomas Hardy'e short story, For Lorocience Sake, the moral of which is that repent. Bsce is not alway9 better late than never. George ...