... some interesting recitations were given, and Mr. Oswald Crawfurd announced that Mr. Bcsant, Mr. Justin McCarthy, and Mr. Thomas Hardy had promised to read the next meeting. Speaking the expenditure for the new clnh. Mr. Crawford said they had cut their ...

... which, while not being an epoch-making of literature, is forcible and touching, and largely enhanced by its illustrations. Thomas Hardy gives a tale of Old England, and Joho Oliver Hobbes, the brilliant authoress of ‘‘A Study in ” a sketch entitled “ which ...

... reader as a rea] piece of flesh and blood. The English scenes and incidents are interesting in the highest degree. Like Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mrs. Needell seems to find herself at home amid the heaths, cider orchards, and dairy farms of Wessex, and describes life ...

... BINEMANN'S POPULAR HOLIDAY NOVELS, Se. 6d. each. BY ENGLISH AUTHORS. HALL CAINE: THE BONDMAN. THE CAPIAIN DAVY'S HONEYMOON. THOMAS HARDY DESPERATE REMEDIES, Mrs. RIDDELL THE UEAD UF THE FIRM. HAROLD FRENERIC: IN THE VALUBY. THE RETURN OF IHE O'MAHONY. (IMustrated) ...

... Mrs. Henniker is collaborating with Mr. Thomas Hardy in a short story to appear probably in some periodical. Mrs. Henniker, who has been very successful with her three novels, is a great admirer of Mr. Hardy's writings. The forthcoming reading. collaboration ...

... 6D, AND 48. PERE DOZEN. FP OYS) ULTU! perce Ri ANT. ROOZ FROM THE VERS, EAR N AND SON, BAARLEM. OUR GUINEA of 1,015 CHOICE HARDY BULBS for Spring Gardeving contains the f owing :— 0 Ryacinths, distinct colours | 60 Persian Ranunculus ips, single early ...

... S; ‘kes, Welsh Regiment, Archdeacoa and rs. Hardy, ion. Mrs. Bourke, Lieu- tenant Few, Lieutenant A. C. S. Barchard, 2nd East Surrey Regiment, from Malta; and Surgeon-Captain Cottell, from Gibraltar. Thomas Lock not being able to pay a fine of £1 and ...

... the bill, and a further reduction ired of Mr. of one must be made owing to the absence un] D. A. Thomas, one of the Liberal members for Merthyr. Mr. Thomas, who has been seriously ill, and had to remove several weeks to return home in time 0 to the south ...

... % Mustrations by Paul Hardy, “Since Mrs, Hodgsun Barneit ‘wrote ‘Little Lord tleray | Pr. wn pleasing books have seen the light. ational T# AT BOTHER OF A BOY, By Grace Author of Kathleen,” &, 20d Edition. 39 tens by Paul Hardy, “The st every page. y ...

... morning, being the first to travel over the lme since Saturday’s accident. The driver of the up train which was in collision, Thomas Keeling, in the course of an interview on Sunday, said, “Immediately after. the accident the was full of steam and smoke. ...

... the bells and provided ali the fittings. The whole work has been executed in a most satisfactory manner. THOMAS RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. AtSt. Thomas Rural Sanitary Authority, yesterday, the committee appointed to a suitable site fora anatorium recommended ...

... ‘ommittee had about £1,400 in han Six hundred additional free labourers arrived yesterday from London and Liverpool. Mr. Keir Hardie, addressing the dockers yesterday afternoon, eaid he intended to ask the Govern. ment to discuss the strike on Tuesday, and ...