... s cheek. Two well-dressed men have been arrested. A GEORGIAN LYING IN STATE. - A letter, dated January, 1725, from Sir Thomas Hardy to Robert, one of the great Pitt family then resident in Bath, and printed in the 13th report of the Historical Manuscript ...

... approval of the country at large. AIR SER HARDIE's reception last night in South WVest Ham was very hearty. Whatever the official Liberal party in the House of Commons, or in other constituencies, may think about Mr Hardie's perverse political ways, it seems ...

... in l regard to the miseries of the more help- less classes of labourers than the late Lord I Beaconsfield. Not even Mr Thomas Hardy t himself has described more powerfully the seamy side of E:glish rural N life; and there can be no real ques tion that ...

... threatens to beconme deadly dull. No doubt there is something idyllic, if not in the old, at anyrate in the modern or Thomas Hardy sense, in a large naseting of the horny- handed, or at least woaden-clogged, sup' porters of Mr Tladen. 'Many of the mea ...

... Arnold, termed life will place her below Mr George Meredith. Many critics of art will place her below Mr Thomas Hardy-cortainly the Mr Thomas Hardy who has written Tess of the Id'Urbervilles. But it is unquestionable that the author of Robert Elsmere ...

... incli- nation, they would easily find evidence for it. MYr Andrew Lang, too, maintaining a.gainst Mr Thomas Hardy that he has a right to dislike Mr Hardy's latest novel, boldly supports the thesis that it is all a matter of taste. Is this idealism run ...

... was better that Ml Heir Hardie should speak out his mind5 amd say what he thought. (Voices- We deny it.) The CBAIRANe appealed for a hearing. Amid some confusion Mr Heir Hardie left the platform. Dr LFAcH said Mr Heir Hardie might have meant to put ...

... the oath just after Mr Keir Hardie, and he remarked the feeling among the members in regard to Mr Keir Hardie'6 behaviour; there was no doubt that it produced an effect upon all those who saw the method in which Mr Heir Hardie approached the solemn duty ...

... 3Mr Rein -Hardie has sent the £100 which he Icek red Ifrom Mr Andrew Carregie towards his clectiou I expenses as a contmitbution to tile scr..~e .funds of the ironworkers at Honicetead. Some few years ago the Avrshhe muties tpresented Mr Hardie with a ...

... EVANGELsIo SisuvOcas. -The series of Evangel- istic services, conducted in the Free Church dur- ing the past week by the Rev. Thomas Currie, of Warrender Park Free Church, Edinburgh, were well attended. A special service was held on Fri- day evening for young ...

... THE SUTHEP.LAXD iEWELI. ACTION IN THE COURT OF CisANl':S.'' h Mr Cozens Hardy, Q.C., applied in tie (carllsc',y n Division, London, yesterday, for en oler up, . Dowager-Duchess of Sutherland to denosit if s11 Conrt upwards of eighty jeVels aias,1 ,, ...

... Hartley. The Rev. John Holmes, Rev. Robert Morton, Rev. H. J. Pope took part in the ordination of their sons; and the Rev. Thomas Ch:nmpness assisted in the laying-on of hands. In the case of the first Joyful News evangelist who has passed into the ranks ...