... in literature. It was ist on the whole, and in a double sense, a slow tl affair. Only the little piece written by Mr. S Thomas Hardy on the basis of one of his O' an well-known WNessex tales made a hit, aW er and even the hit of his piece was a lyrather ...

... programme. Among the ed writers who have already written plays for z le production in this way are Mvr. B3rrie, Mr. he Thomas Hardy, and 'Mr. Conan Doyle, and to 3 the list the name of Lady Colin is now of added. She has written some dainty and r Ofpretty ...

... Morrises are not popular. Perhaps they were not invited; at least, like t bl' S winburne, they were not there; nor was t Mr. Thomas Hardy; but there were second and c ihird rate men in abundance, and it is that e tilas who would take special interest in attend- ...

... given in this letter, as, for instance, that Mr. Black is the author of Tess of the D'Urbevilles, whereas it Nvas Mr. Thomas Hardy who wrote that, retiarlabie bool. I think women ?? attempt to write event for the amusement of others should be very eareful ...

... e chemistry be awarded ?? Bark-et, Aspull; Thomas Burrows, Aspull; John Clegg, Blacko, Nelson: H FGoo- Lancaster; Henry Hoalt it Rose Bridge, lnce; Jobn Jackson, Nelson; *Aias e P. Jones, Westhoughton; Thomas M'Kinless, Hesketh-bank; Ernest F. Roby, Byecroft ...

... Craven Terrace, Maida Hill, Buroley. HARDY.-The address is wanted of Richard Hardy, late of Manchester, who sit years ago went to America, and in April, 1890, was in Bridgeport Madison county, New York.- Address Arthnr Hardy, 65, Rtosaaondastreet, LUborlto ...

... able Hardy was ondutyin the Resholme district,when he came aeoronsthe prisoners, and from ageneral deseription he bad bad of the thieves for the MOss Side hoasebreakings he recognised the ladi ta those ianted. H[e got hold of Csrtney, sod Thomas and Cartey ...

... fliPERIAL PARLWAMiE-T. 1 WEDI)NEDA.Y, AP¶M 12. n LEADYW- PPFIMNM RA HOMMDOw oM 5S, WINCISNT Y. I IKeir Hardie brought forward a further Valu at the beginni of the sittimg t*-day in rference to te-s&oof the military andnaval forces 0 l?l a s- a basis for ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL NEWS. PRMTNTS AIND A3POIPNTXMT& Belcher, Rev. Thomas Hayes, M.A.L vicar of Bramiey, a Hants. Bevan, Ree,. William Henry Rawlinson, bLA._ director M of native mision,P1xokg.,; o of.the CathedraL t] Bloemfoeten. a. Clutterbuck, ?? B.A., vkcarof ...

... Parish 75 Cburch of Boltoz; vicar of SU Johbas Pendklbary, 25 Manchester. n0 Norris, Rev. Charles Leslie, Mi.A., rector of St Thomas- 7 sat-Cliffe, Lewes; surrogate for the dioceoe of de Chkbester. 1Pngleh chaplain at Versailles; Pek Reglis Johsn, at Bouicgnesr ...

... kt Hardy), C. Wilfnid Cook. Manchester (Gravel- lane), -John Fvans (B) (Higher Brough- ton), George Woodcock (Lower Bronghton), s 'Dinsdall ?? Yuzng (Higher BrouNgbton), le H. Lefroy Yorke, - M . A (lrestwich). Manchester (Cheethamn-hill), Thomas Allen ...

... conduct of thoze who b refused to join trades unions, only one-tbird of the Woolwich ArsenxI being prerly orzanised. Mr. Keir Hardie, ?? said that the Government did not need to have an inquiry, avs to 'h-trher thev ,hould pay the laoourers sixpence an hour ...