... the Pall Magazine. They are his vision of the world. are not life, but individual refractions it. ironical pessimism of Thomas Hardy, as Gran* Allen calls it, ia as false the optim ism of Walter or miso-audrous melior- J iatn of .Sarah Grand. What Hail ...

... please accept this (the, only) intimation. flowers. Vv the lust, 2ti. Alfred-stret't. Mtlitieki, aged years, Thomas William vbitter known as Thomas Hardy), foreman suipwrifrbt at Air James yarn. To interie I at Bishopwearmouth Cemetery, Thursday. Friends accept ...

... death ia Cardinal Archbishop of Catania. The Ministerial crisi* in Chili is an end, and a new Cabinet has been formed. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been added to the Commission of the Peace for Dorset. Henry Hastings, for several years manager of the ...

... prominent member of the high jjf circle known as tbe Souls, ol A. J. Balfour is a shining light. Mr Thomas Hardy Interviewed* Do novelists write themselves out Hardy evidently thinks not. I don't he said to a Young Man interviewer day, *' that idea of a man's ...

... the lighthouse on the Fastnet Rock are unsafe, In there has been discovered a limited company for making forged notes. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been spending a holiday with the Lord-Lieutenant in Dublin. ‘he Comte de Paris claims the title of King ...

... not. The Japanese ladies are among the most talkative of their sex, divorces are common among them. The Wessex Novelist. Thomas Hardy lives and works at Max Gate, near his native Dorchester. He has no faxed methods of composition, and while he tries to ...

... of Christian origin. Discussion followed. Failures. —A petition has been filed the Durham Bankruptcy Court on behalf of Thomas Hardy, late innkeeper, of Balaclava-row, West Cornforth ; also on behalf of George Turner, contractor ironworks, of 1, Chapel-street ...

... gentlemeu were yesterday placed oa the Commission the Peace for the County Pala. tine of Lancashire. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, descended from the Hardy to whom the dying Nelson said, me, ly. The Bishop of Durham contributes an article on The Co-operative ...

... order: well let; mortgage required.—John Roberton, 20, St. Thomas-street. ST. GEORGK's.SQUARE, Thombill-terrace, Ac- Houses FOR SALK, cheap; mortgage maybe required.—John Robertson, 20, St. Thomas-street. EDEN-VALE.— A cheap bouse FOE SALE, rooms, bathroom ...

... Verms, Loirdon.—R. Hardy and Co. s, Capt. Cook, arrived Wismar on Saturday.—R. Hardy and Co. Highlands s, Capt. Ross, arrived West Hartlepool to-day.—R Hardy and Co. Fern lands s, Capt.. Sellers, on passage Wilmington. —R. Hardy and Co. Norlands s, Capt ...

... wife of Dr. .G. li. Morgan, juu.,-of a son. MARRIAGES. HARDY—PETERS.—On the inst., Saints', Snodland, Kent, by the Rear. J. G. Bmgloy, assisted the Rev. Jacob -bompsm, M. A., of Rochester, William Hardy, Sunderland, to Theodora Lilian (Dora), eldest .daughter ...

... Goole for Tyn« Docl Saturday.—li. Hardy and Co. s, Davies, left Hernosaud for Hon flour on Saturday.—R, Hardy and Co, Highlands Ross, arrived London Tester day.—R. Hardy and Co. s, Sellers, left for OdeasJ yesterday.—R. Hardy and Co. Norlands a, Capt. Carter ...