... The Art of Thomas Hardy, because it is as impossible to read it at a stretch-although it contains less than three hundred pages of large type-as it is to swallow a jar of honey at a gulp. If the perusal has not convinced me I that Mr Hardy is the modern ...

... Assembly, in room of the Rev. Mr Jamieson, Monzie. The commis- sioners accordingly are; -- Rev. Dr Pankin , Muthill; Rev. Thomas Hardy, F. Wester; Rev. J. Martin. Grasl; Rev. ?? Cadapbell, Moonzie- vaird. Elders-Messrs James Culbert, teacher, Ardoch; James ...

... days of a eye-feasting at such spots as Sneem or Parkna- l silia Taste in scenery, according to that nice e observer, Mr Thomas Hardy, is undergoing a E slow but steady change; the eye craves mere and more of the rugged and grandiose and wearies of the ...

... to circumstarnces perhaps quite as much as temperament, had peculiar experiences, it which, in the skilful hands of -. Thomas Hardy, e might have been weaved into a novel of the .siaue type as Far from the Madding r.Crowd or at least Under the Green- ...

... assert that the novels of the classic i1p- *vriters (if sve except the authors of sitch calibre as ia 1 R-. D. Bleckmore. Thomas Hardy, R. L. Steven- een son, Stanley Weyman, acud others) are as popular ile, as the novelists of the preseut day. I find that ...

... I saw Mr Lewis Morris (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, Air Coulson Kernahan; the eminent woman novelist w who writes nuder the pseudonym ...

... The Church wsas represented by Archbishop Vaughan and the Bishop of Lichfield. Ameng men of letters of the day I saw 'Mr Thomas c Hardy, Mr Edmund Gorse, Mr Frederick Wed- more, Mr Lewis Morris,. Mr Theodore Watts, Mr G. L. Craik, Mr Knowles, and Mr Sydney ...

... words, A division of the most vital importance will be taken. The whip is signed Ub; Mr Thomas Ellis. Tlse Central News says AMr William Saunders and Air Keir Hardie gave indications yesterday afternoon of a disposition to go into the Govern- ment lobby ...

... P.M.;JamesGunn, P.M., ?? Renfrewshire East; W. Mackie, P.M., Prov. Grand Treas.. Renfrewahire East; Thomas Bennett, P.M.; W. Scott, R.W..L 617; Thomas V. Robsrtson, R.W.M. 87; James Balfour, P.M. 332; Joseph Honeyford, R.W.Mi 347 ; Gere Stratbearo, P ...

... the Central Cycle Company, Themas Stevens, the Hardy Patent Pick Company, the Steel Forg- ing and Ball Bearing Company, Wilson Brothers, Nicholas Nielson & Co., Eley Brothers, the Schultze Gunpowder, Thomas Robinson & Son, Crompton & Co., Grout & Co., Apperley ...

... who died on June 5, at 29 Upper Berkeley Street, was proved on July 3 by Colonel Richard Percival Davies, the nephew, George Thomas Woodrooffe, and Major-General William Legh Cahusau, the executors, the value of the personal estate amount- ing to over £130 ...

... statutes. i. P. L. T. B. The arbiter for the claimant was Mr Robert Peel Lamond, writer; and for the railway com- pany, Mr Thomas Binnie, property valuator; the overaman was.Mr John Jackson Coats, writer. To DAnvsir GReY HAiX-Lockyetes Sulphur Hair rle- ...