... is fiat to literary people. And then the people one would wish to see are never there. There was no George Meredith, no Thomas Hardy, no Swinburne, no John Ruskin, no Justin M'Carthy, no William Morris : the diners were either the people whom one meets ...

... neighbourhood of Lisburn. He served his apprenticeship to the drapery business half a cen- tury since with the old firm of Thomas Hardy & Sons, High Street, Belfast, who I remember fifty years since'having by far the best drapery business in Belfast-two fine ...

... preachiacs of the modern novelist. One would have thought the anti-matrimonial subject worn threadbare, yet here is Mr Thomas Hardy joining the army of new -women, and giving in Jude the Obscure, a story which is less a picture af lif thian a diatribe ...

... F.G.S. (Oxford); R. H. Harries, t ?? Upton Green, ?? J. Slade, ?? , W. F. Gwinnell, ?? W. P. D. Stebbing, a ?? J. 1). Hardy, ?? Thomas Leighton, ?? and Dr. H. E. Armstronig, ?? and Dr. L IW. F. Hume, F.G.S. The director of the excursion 'is Mlr. A. M'Henry ...

... from the standard works of the old-time writers down to the modern favourites, such as -Marie Corelli, Mliss Braddon, Thomas Hardy, Ian MacLaren, S. R. Crockett, Meredith, and. other authors too numerous to permit oi all being named. Thanks to the sagacity ...

... Gooley, Tb'pmas King, Miolias1 Fitzpatrick, W Neill, -Thomas 'Leonard, 14oger' Leonard, Thomas Kelly, John Dooley, Michael Glynn, Michael Lynch, John Faby, John eolloy, John Hardi- man, Petr Forde, Thomas Cahill, Michael Forde, Rtibprd Faby. I The Rev Chairman ...

... Marks, MTs. Tunstall, bliss Hardy, liss Fitzgerald, and Miss Heron. Re- treshment Stall-Mrs. H. Robb, Miss Elliott, Miss Alexander, Miss Collen, the Misses Shiliington, Miss Andersonj and Miss Raley. Shooting Gal- lenrv-Mr. Thomas MEell and Mr. D. M'Dowell ...

... INGEKIARIA -Psneet, Ar- truis Irevor cieorgrirrs. BAC4( 41IflRRUS IS, MEDIOINA. IN IT.TRIJORCAA Hr IN JtULr OsBTS'RI(A - Clarke. Thomas Henricus Matthiews. BACCALAURF1 IN l7'fLOQUP UBE-llBoyde, Guilelmus Johaurses, RIobMIRarn Rrv. Thomesi Jacobus. 3fAtfISIrRI ...

... O'Connell. C C; Rev J Botrel, C Sp, Rev J D Slattery, 0 P; Rev P Butterly, C C; Rev P Hay- den, C C; Rev L Kinsella, Rev F Hardy, Castle- rock; Rev T Hunt, C C; Rev M Ivers, C C; Rev J Cnalahan, t C; Rev M Keane, D D, 0 P; Rev P Slattery, Rev C Grimes ...

... labour candidate ,n th- field in thle person of Mrl. Thomas Barkier, a vwJIl-kn' -an temperance le-ader. This gentlemnan vilt+ed So)uthl-W'st HaLni w^ith the intention of op- I go-ag Mfr. Kuir Hardie, but mnet w-ithl such az ho~t Ire-eautioun that the ...

... president. Mr Williiaiw P , Also present-MLessr4 l_ Christopher (rimes. T -: T;: Peter M3Donnell. T; . 1- .* HalL Thomas J La._ . U'Dermott. John Hardi.-. :..e - - A Lawler. &e. The secretary rea' i Commrittee in refere :- r caused on Thursda , .. - M 3larket ...

... 3,166 Conybeare (L) 2,704 Unioniet majority 462 1892-Liberal majority. 438. NORFOLK1 NORTH-No change. Hardy (LI 4,246 Kemp (C) 3,738 Liberal majority 508 1892-Liberal majority, 1,28. CAITHNESSHIRE-No change ...