... Veto Bi)l, and to-morrow he intends to ask the Prenier whether the Rouse is to consider that the measure Is dropped, MIxr Thomas Hardy made hie first essay as a damatle lact night at Terry's Theatre, in a one act plece, entitled, The Three Wayfarerm, foundcd ...

... the same evening. The pilgrims return to London on March 3rd, in the evening, The annual Dorset hiring fair, of which Mr Thomas Hardy gives a vivid description in one of his novels, was held at Dorchester yesterdsy. There was no political demonstration ...

... toTerry'euTheatre; Hereshe will present a r!fivefoldb~i, the authors oY the respective pieces being Messrs J. M, Barrie, Thomas Hardy, Conan Doyle, a wnd W, H, Pollock, and Mrs W, Ki Clifford, 3 Iir Charles Hawtrey will return to the Comedy in I the eutnawn ...

... has not at only ordered the volume to be placed in the Vatican Library, but has awarded a gold medal to the author. ng Mr Thomas Hardy, thenovelist, io now at Dublin on ud a visit to the Lord Lieutenant, The son of the late de Monckton Milnes evidently inherits ...

... gven 1ih thisleatter,. as, fo.iuetanee, that Mr Black is the author of Tess of the D'Urbsvilles, whereas it; was Mr Thomas Hardy who wrote that remarkable beal. I think women who attempt to -write oven-for the amusemont of, ao'eresihould La v~ery ...

... which makes it aome* 5 what doubtful whether he will be able to enter on hit u Parliamentary duties for some time. IE Mr Thomas SBhaw, member for the Border Barghb, d ii supported by Dr Farquhbavon, Dr Huniter, the Ron. cc Mark Napier, Mr Leng, Mr Haldane ...

... vast interchange of confidence that cling of deep to deep all over onr wort& wide Empire Hle passed lightly over Meredith and Hardy, becaue although he locked upon them as possibly the two moot vital force in current iion, .1ll1eheyhad been before the public ...

... thero were present Messrs J. Coulthard (vico-obairmon), Moess Levy, A. Marshall. W. Cottrell, W. H. Elkins J B. Charles, j Thomas F. Hiseox, H.11. Hewlett, H. A.Zirom, C. Newth, W, Jones, W, Jenninge, A. L. Langfield H J Savery, W. Burland, C. Penn, J ...

... pretty song, SlnX, Sweet Bird. Mis Amy lavinston, with her usual taste and toucb, beautifuily endered a harp solo Prelude (Thomas). Mlseke Alderaley and Sweet were heard to great adventage In a vocal duet, The Broom Girls, Nexb Mr F. H. Rose delighted ...

... tQrO THUrSDAY'S BILL O :ENTRY.] FBOM IOEEZGN PARTS, In iho Acacia, from T~cpozb-W, Beloo and Oo., 12P9 br ow %r: Grdner, Thomae, and Co., i0 bgo nuiar; J.Shule etd Co., aco bgz augar. Order, 100 bse cugar, 100 eks poi8eII In tho Occoa, from Shedisc, ...

... H. Hippsley, Mrs Hippel6y, Mr P. Levemon., Mrs Stuartt Lane. Fourth ?? George Daubeny, Mr Lansdown Daubeny (oounin'), Sir Thomas Crawley Boevey, Bart. (nephew). Fifth ?? B. Crawley Boevey (nephew), Colonel Daubeny, Mr Giles Daubeny, Mr William Daubeny ...

... last, Reductions are also made to the dairymen holding land on the cal Bedford estate. ice The summary of the will of Sir Thomas MiOlure lhe was Issued yesterday. He states that daring hie life I a he endeavoured for many years to devote half of hie income ...