... the iiitellectnal standing of labourers are less satisfactory, and eeen self contradictory. ptefer to tike the opinion Mr Thomas Hardy, who knows and lores the country workers, in confirmation of our own oheerration. when i-e -ay* that amongst them are many ...

... rented the Glenshee shootings, between Blairgowrie and Braemar, from Mr. Farquharson of Invereauld. - - - • ------- Mr. Thomas Hardy spent the whole of hat week at Dublin Castle as the gest of Lord Houghton, who h amongst his most enthusiastic admirers ...

... an I the gardeners are now all busy planting out the remainder of their land. • J. H. Paeans, who has been styled the Thomas Hardy of Cornwall, seems to here soored another eneesee with his Is book Jaw Teel° sr. The Duly Chronicle describes it as ...

... settled Herts.* Mr. Thomas Hardy belongs Dorset family, which has not. apparently, encouraged foreign alliances, although the Hardys at remote periodate believed to have been a French family who emigrated from Jersey. Of Mr. Hardy’s four grand*parents ...

... soleinised in the Wesleyan Memorial Church, the contracting parties being Mr. H. J. Galpin, of Boa. comb', and Miss Hardy, daughtersad Mrs. Thomas Hardy, of Olinka Cottage, Sewage. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Burt Coley. As the wedding party entered ...

... appear in the courso of week or two. I learn also that M. Zola is interesting himself in the publication of the works of Thomas Hardy in France, and has mentioned Mr. Sherard as tho translator. I learn that the succession to the Scotch title of Baron Belhaven ...

... Allington, Eridport, Elizabeth, widow Mr. tleorge White, aged 75. On Saturday Lord Robeits completed his sixty tirst -r. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, began his public career architect. The Queen has been photographed times since she came to the throne. Mr ...

... papers in which it is state d that Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been nick unto death, and that great cff,wts have been made to keep the fact secret. There is, we understand, no truth in the story. Mr. Hardy is quite well, and the only iUo~s he ...

... 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 ...

... remaining three pieces Bill are Dr. Conan Doyle's Foreign Policy, smart and amusing sketch, a tragedy in miniature Mr. Thomas Hardy, called The Wayfarers, scene from Vanity Fair, dramatised by Mr. »• Barrie, which is too fragmentary to be successfully' ...

... ‘matter * I Bear witness to the ffiouUy handlTne this dialect, and suspect that the Thomas Hardy is the j thiDk> laymen hare any idea of the restraint anthor most pot Hardy's he can oome within eererai mu« success. Now Mr. (Jollierhaecome ry from has eistnno ...

... geographical Mrs. 'Arris. Perhaps some of our readers can recognise it by the illustrations. A biographical sketch of Thomas Hardy, the well-known novelist ; an official defence of Russian Persecution of the Jews Leaves from the autobiography of Salvini ...