... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... newspapers, suspended payment. Turin University has been closed, in con- sequence of the disorderly conduct of the students. Mr Thomas Hardy and the Hon. Mrs Henni- ker, Lord Houghton's sister, are to collaborate on a novel. Prince Maximilian of Saxony, a nephew ...

... WEDDINU. Hardy-Petter, i At the parish church of Bishopston, Grower, Wednesday, was celebrated with considerable eclat the marriage of the second daughter of the E,v. Mr Pottei, vicar of Bishopston, Mies AUoe Cecily Potter, with Mr Frank Armitage Hardy, B.A ...

... TE8S. I Still in Disgrace. I Mc Thomas Hardy's Tess does not seem to have yet outrun the hue and cry of tho moral censors. A Scotch parson has, it appears, been bitterly attacking the printers of the book, a Scotch house, for printing it. His campaign ...

... was. summoned for illegally dealing in beer in Gueret- street, Barry, on the 10th inst. The constables- William Smith and Thomas Parker-proved the oase, and defendant, who has been four timet previously convicted for a like offence, threa being at Cardiff ...

... mittee of the Cardiff Independent Labour Party has requested Mr Keir Hardie, M.P., to oppose the Bute Docks (Cardiff) Bill in all its stages through the House of Commons, and Mr Keir Hardie, M.P., has decided to block the said Bill in all its stages until ...

... FORMATION OF A WELSH I LABOUR SOCIETY, Affcer Mr Keir Hardie's meeting at Swansea on. Tuesday night, a number of delegates from Car- diff. :Ntb, Port Talbot, Llanelly, and Swansea met at Liberty Hall, Swansea, to consider the advisability of forming ...

... decision of MrJ. Keir Hardie, M.P., to oppn.¡e ho Bute Dock (Cardiff) Bill at ail stages, until the proposed iniquitous to11 has been uurosftrvediv withdrawn.—Tho resolution was pi°sc-:i tuumirnously, amid loud cheers for Keir Hardie. Strenuous Opposition ...

... Second heat—J. 1. Thomas, Swansea Harriers, lOViyds. Third heat- 1.1. Thomas, loyds. Fouitli heat-F. L. Johns, Caerau Harriers, 15yds. Fifth heat—W. D. Frazer, Caerau Harriers, 14yds. Final—1, Ll. Thomas 2, F. L..Jelins 3, J. I. Thomas. 120 YARDS FLAT (OPEN) ...

... Davies, T. L. Jenkins (captain), A. E. John, and T. Davies half-backs, T. L. Llewellyn and D. Thomas forwards, D. J- Manders, J. Thomas, L. May, D. Thomas, J. Bright, M. Morgan, E. Morgan, and F. W. Derham. MACHEN GREYS 2ND V. CRUMLIN 2ND.-At Crumlin ...