... to the present time. Canon Leigh is, perhaps, best known as a leading advocate of Temperance and licensing reform. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who has just been appointed a Justioe of the Peace, is the famous novelist. He was born in 1840 in Dorsetshire, and commenced ...

... Cecil Thomas, Esq. Oswestry W. R. Kirkham, E.g. Stoke-on- Trent J. C. N. Chesshire, Ecq, Battenhall, Worcester C. B. Chesishire. Esq. do Mrs Pennington Poynter and maid, Bsth Mrs Southam Howard. do R. Cressnell, Esq, London Mrs Cresswell, do Thomas Hardy ...

... commands the leavings of her table to be carefully collected for the Little Sisters of the Poor. Mr Hall Came, like Mr Thomas Hardy, was originally an architect, and his firetliteraryeffostft were made in the columns of the Builder. The Glasgow bailies ...

... London; S. W. Partridge & Co., 9 Paternoster Row, E.C. There is a very inter, sting and ful,y Clvotrated interview with Thomas Hardy in The Young Man for March. Dr. Clifford contribute, a rousing article on The Making of Paul: a Study for Young Men ; ...

... problem in their plays. The Independent Theatre, with all its horrors, sprang into being. George Moore turned novelist and Thomas Hardy wrote Tess. But in England the question has been mainly discussed as a problem of ethics. Abroad they are lighter-hearted ...

... but it really needs nothing more than love for Nature and a peaceful mind at tost with itself. ■ic In one of his novels Thomas Hardy speaks of a silent hill top where, on a still evening, one may see a visible movement of the stag's westward. It is so ...

... following took part:— Mrs. H. Hill, Miss Kate Holmes, Rev. F. W. Clarke, Messrs. W. Holmes, 0. Jones, W. Morris, D. Baker, Thomas Smith, H. Hardy, J. E. Wright, Anetey, A. Cooper, O'Shea, J. H. Cook, sad R. H. Hill. NSARLY DROV7III - D. 'All a Man named John Powell ...

... to, tl at vs-4,r, could he real LI,. • of hi. -oak, would not he a.i.siaol of his red Mr. Juhtdon has writteu a of Mr. Thomas Hardy 's novels. ids ii , ha , lwen f souse dillicalties with the iilostrstars .—_— !..r7Zhey'l;d:'''Av:elshuidLhe\Tt::ol ...

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... nt ids 1 Bffirnimo, M a li c a ,„,,, of Itrithtend. lw Ilititilt ti. , , .._ it I Iv, I.fal 44. 1 .4 U , l;ranti, Thomas Hardy, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and '''', - l . , i itot waiter: ern, Or weir . man i that 4lik, - Tlie if ! .. I ,g. g °the i ii ...

... been following the interesting correspondence in the Literary If ,M, initiated by Mr. Elliot Stock, on the fiction of Mr. Thomas Hardy. My own opinion. not worth much probably, was given last week, and I have nothing to add, and nothing to retract. I give ...

... consists of 71 members only. The Budget this year is likely to take an ex- traordinary amount-of time for its discussion. Mr Thomas Hardy, the uoveltst, has been added to the commission of the peace for Dorset. It is asserted that in 99 cases out of 100 the ...