... Madmarsh. .110 died thateabesd, Aprd 21. 18811. Ouse, but garrotte, by his wile. Inkming memory sty drar behind. Henry Thomas Hardy. Irby dk.l ua Apr.l 21-t. 1883, aired 64 room. How, bat at &agate! by h s site and tatody. litao, Loa, 24 yaws al2.tram ...

... KAhnan.A. 'sot. ,end: Soo orl. Km iota, Pollan: Eorn.tie, HamOvtg. City of 110i10t0r. knobrootn Moan , . loadota. Mr Thomas Hardy Itas Janet Ow now novel on which ha hos been WUrkilig lur time. The uiwq..ng (impure will appeal in the DIKVIIIIOr number ...

... that r ass in the Night, by Beatrice Harraden. 7. The Ascent of Man, by Drummond.. 8. Tees of the D'Urbervilles, by Thomas Hardy. 9. story of an African Farm, by Olive Schreiner. 10. Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, by Conan Doyle. 31. Bambbas, ...

... novelist goes straight to the point. which is an exhibition of the terrible after-effeeta of vire on the ;cent offspring.- -Mr Thomas Hardy, it is said, will revive in a republication of one of his early stories certain chapters to which his publishers then objected: ...

... of competeuoy as undermanager of a mine. Mr. Uall was a student of Mr. Bailie. St:neat:li. The employes of Messrs. Thomas Conyers Hardy and Co.. Arole Sawmills, Newcastle. held their annual excursion on Saturday last. After a pleasant drive to Durham ...

... Manxman (37) alone (38) in a silver sea (39). (1) J. S. Winter, (2). Edna Lys)), (3) Joseph Hatton, (4) Charles Lever, (5) Thomas Hardy, (6) Marion Crawford. (7) Elizabeth Phelps, (8) Helen Slathers, (9) Sarah Grand, (10) Hugh Conway, (11) Somerville Gibney ...

... RIVAL TEA COMPANIES. Today at the Newcastle Police Court, before Ad. Holmes find Aid. Newton, James White, Thomas Hardy, and James Cameron were charged with obstruction.— Mr. Edward Clark defended. Supt. Findlay said that on Saturday, the 26th ult., about ...

... She has now made her name, distinguished from all other names, do person, not even tbo Royal person who congratulated Thomas Hardy on having* written the lovely Romance of Two Worlds,” is the leatt likely to make any mistake about the author o# **Barabbaw ...

... EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITY IN NEWCASTLE. IX)VE: BY A BACHELOR. A YOUNG MAN’S WILD OATS. ,, STATE AID IN POISONING. A MEXICAN RANCH. THOMAS HARDY AT HOME. THE FEATURES FICTION. THE MAN WITH A STOMACH. LANG’S LITERARY LIKES AND OVER A GLASS OF WINE. DEAN HOWELL'S LITERARY ...

... NEWCASTLE. THE PHILOSOPHY OF toVE: BY A BACHELOR. A YOUNG MAN'S WILD OATS. STATE AID IN POISONING. ON A MEXICAN RANCH. THOMAS HARDY AT HOME. THE FEATURES FICTION. THE MAN WITH A STOMACH. LANG'S LITERARY LTKE3 AND DISLIKES. OVER A GLASS OF WINE. DEAN HOWELL'S ...

... series of literary fiction am brilliant almost as in any period of our hiatev. Notably we had the natural power of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the short, brilliant flights of Mr. Rudyard Kipling. we had Mr. Rider Haggard, the modern Defoe, we had the antique grace ...

... Mr. Lewi s M agr i, (about whom a whisper ran that his chances for the Laureateship had recently gone up tenfold), Mr. Thomas Hardy: Mr. Ashby-Sterry ; the young novelist, Mr. CouLiGn Kernahan ; the eminent woman novelist who writes under the rseudonym ...