... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... instants) -are tat entitled to the none lion, we are tint told. To-day th••re are no honest English novelists, exeept Mr. Thomas Hardy, alms° mesiterpioco, ny the way, Mr. Howells has not found to med. All (ho other writers of to-day are careless and slipshod ...

... of EalincurA, abould• cease. ! Tim asierdnient no defeated by 2.1. i to 67. Tao adp.alued at , tiiii . ii; kite 1 eta ii Thomas Hardy lately. . A. .. Ilia book, .Lit.le I, • ‘si, has been well sweeten!, h,,b,.,„ RICALLY-APPOINTIO AC&IITS, • J.P. 11, was ...

... rs and visitors, and among those present we noticed Mrs. 'l'. 1). Griffiths, Miss Grifliths, Mrs. Bath, Mrs. Ilt)d Thomas, Miss Thomas, Mr. J. Newall Moore, Mr. Sutton (Neath), Rev. W. S. Jenkins (Rector of Oxwich), Mr. John Taylor (Norway, Murton), Rev ...

... KEIR HARDIE AT I SWANSEA. GREAT MEKONG AT THE D (ILL HALL. ADDRESS ON LABOUR PROBLEMS. Last (Tuesday) evening a mass meeting of workmen of the town and dislrict was held at the Albert Holl, Swansea, to listen to an address from Keir Hardie, M.P. Mr. F ...

... afternoon the condemned aan Thomas was again visited by several of his relatives, among whom was his own brother. It is probable that Thomas will this (Saturday) morning be visited by his aged father. Up to the present Thomas has shown close attention to ...

... flowers, grasses, and ferns, in baskets IS inches square : MOW. Pickering ; 2nd, Annie Lewis; I 3rd, C. Clement ; 4th, Mr, Thomas. eOll - AUERS. Six dessert apples : it , T. Taylor; 2nd, W. Tanner; 2ril, Mrs. W. ; 4th, T G. Pearce. Six cooking apples : ...

... Miss Alice Cicely Potter, daughter ef the Rev. P, Potter, the este rector of Bishopston, to Mr. Frank Arm \>.g- Hardy, second son of Colonel Hardy (' H). Hussars), of Clifton. The hour fixed for tL- ceremony was a quarter past two. Shci K after that time ...

... TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS WOUNDING A POLICEMAN. At the Shropshire Assizes, Thomas Jonef, George Dowaea, James Hall, and Richard^ Wood- bine, were convicted of grievously woanding polioe- aergt. Edwards. They beat the officer with sticks-, and then severely wounded ...

... wlsun he I 1 Hardy, in the .station. Hi;w's biz. ? HardV. 'said .I. W., taking P stet to Givu-Neatli. Going on to Swat asked' Hardy. Yen. Got your No. Don't get it. 11l tell W to Work it at Landore, that 'won't be caught. Hardy explained a ...

... in the bowels of the earth. Mr. Koir Hardie has made such a show of interest in the working man, that to find him trying to closure one who is engaged advocating the working man's cause is a novelty. Mr. Thomas's amendment, embodying local option as ...