... 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 ...

... Arthur and Lady Hayter will receive a party next week during Ascot Kares, at Sonthill Park, their place near b3racknell. Mr. Thomas Hardy spent the whole of last week at Dublin Castle as the guest of Lord Houghton, who is amongst his most enthusiastic admirers ...

... which came off at Terry's Theatre, did not prove the success anticipated. The authors of the plays in question are Mr Thomas Hardy, author of Far from the Madding Crowd, and those Wessex tales, which have made his name fjmous as a novelist; Mr J. ...

... 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 ...

... possible to the literature of the day. While such writers as Dr. CONAN DOYLE, Lady COLIN CAMPBELL, Mr WALTER H. POLLOCK, Mr THOMAS HARDY, and Mr J. M. BARRIE are found in the ranks of contributors to our stage, it is clear that the English drama is not the ...

... of the Bath, and COLONEL j, LE IEjSUHIEF (Colonel on the Staff Chief En- gineers, Ireland), has been made a f C B. Mb T'HOM.AS HA.RDY, author of Tess, Far from the Madding Crowd. The Return of the Native, and ar other famous novels, who lias been ...

... Saturday with five little pieces, all of interesting authorship- Mrs Clifford, Lady Colia Campbell, Mr. WiVn Arthur, MIr Thomas Hardy, and Mr. J M Barrie. I hear that a play by.Mr. Marion Crawford will also be Produced very shortly, -,ud, indeed, it seems ...

... Evaos, Mr Spencer, and Mt Hooper — Peter Cassidy, who was last week arrested as a vagrant in Cardiff, and gave his name as Thomas Hardy, was brought Qp in custody and charged with being a person under police supervision, and with faiKng to report his coming ...

... John v Chambers, RobertPsc den. Alexandor Nixon, James 1i Hamiltonh Murray Richardson, William Roberts (,Messrs. Beatty), Thomas Hardy (Messrs. Knox), I Jerhn Irw? n, C. Irwin, T. Brown. J. rFiteimmons. Inambrose Hrunter, S. Smith.and Washinvston Wil.son ...

... Bry;aLs, t Jobn Lanlaands, S. Wilson, G.E.; S. Wilsoa (Longfordl, R. Patton, T, K. Boardman, R. Hodgett, T'-oanas Bryars, Thomas Hardy, J. Fitz- sinrnions, and Dr. J. C. Sugars. There was also a larga number of ladies present, includingt Mrs. T. L. Corbett ...

... of thle elections- PAnasar or Dac.MGrAS-t - Candidate-Henry Nevell: proposed by Thomas Knox, Boardman seconded by Alexander Nixon. Assentors- Richard Hodgett. Thomas Hardy, Johin Gray, Thomnas Knox, Francis Henderson, Alexander Patterson, John 51. Wilson ...

... and Llanelly District) was held tc,-day at the Working Men s Club and Institute, Swansea, Mr. Thomas Gibbs (No. 2 Lodge) presiding, and Mr. William Thomas acting as teller. Last meeting's report baviDgbeen read and confirmed. Mr. Isaac Evans, Miners' ...