... to fix an earlier Saturday next for the first unconnected with the dramatic persons not Mr, Thomas Hardy to or allow to his most novel, “Toss of the Mr. Hardy hes made an his own work on the stags. some time ago eat Terry’s by Mr. and Mrs. on powerful ...

... Julian Ralph, is enriched with some capital illustrations. Indeed the illustrations Harper constitute very notable feature. Thomas Hardy continues his novel, Hearts Insurgent, and W. D. Howells pleasantly discourses under the title Roundabout to Boston ...

... - f:-riS of Thomas Hardy are the subject (zt ; . attractive illustration in an exhibition Ca e colours and oils and of drawings in and white, which has been opened in t. Any one visiting this charming C ii.ei wvill find that Mr. Hardy has not hiS plots ...

... fieventh House, which governs lawsuits, and as be is well dignified and trim to Batumi, there id no fear of libel actionx Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is now London. Dia early simmer visits are :I . 7xt looked forward to with Internet by litany Is this connection ...

... Chairman the Urban District Council, attended the Assize Court*, Manchester, Thursday, and qualified a* county magistrate. Mr, Thomas Hardy, the well-known temperance lecturer, who for the past five yeans hoe worked iu the Manchester district, under the auspices ...

... were t Rev. C. Rashby, Mr. G. floplod. J.P., and ‘flr. Marsden, secretary. The sale will be opened to-day (Satardsy) by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Stalybridge. | Boraxicar axp Firio Naromaust Mrerrso.—On 'Sunday, at the bouse of Mr. Jobn Marland, Park Hotel, Cr ...

... knocked him down, passing over his right foot and injuring his ribs. He was found lying unconscious in the four-foot, by Thomas Hardy. He was taken to the waiting room and Dr. Ferguson was called in, but Gorst died before he arrived. Ho LlNEKS,hemmed and ...

... and Mrs. Craigis and Mr. Anthony Bops sod Mr. Grant Allen are credited with similar initiations. Such old hands as Mr. Thomas Hardy sod Hall Caine think it worth while,apparently, to sped valuable meths In dramatising old novels. Of coarse, we am told ...

... I'm from the Madding Crowd,' which just et peters in Iles,rs. Osgood and Mcllvalne's at aohillios uniform edition. Mr. Thomas Hardy rthiinis Ida readers that it was is this book iliac he 'first ventured to adopt the word • Wessex' from the loges at early ...

... REV AUSTIN Morn 30 6 30 fr Sailors TUESDAY 25th DEMONSTRATION I- h-ld ALL RUNCORN will Rev CANON HICKS NLA of J C ATKIN THOMAS HARDY Stoke-on-Trent 6 ATHLETIC of NC A ) FARNWORTH WIDNES JULY 12th 18H6 ENTRIES CLOSE JULY JAS DAVIES Sen c tTontians otiiers ...

... can give us a, worthy guesssor to Little Lord Fauntleroy her new work will he very welc.meo. . It is stated that Mr. Thomas Hardy is needitating the dramatisvation of his Tess of tie DUrbervilles, . with a view to the emboidiment of his unhapapy ...

... to be continued through the year. The numerous illustrations are fully up to their very high standard. The fact that Mr. Thomas Hardy was trained as an architect is recalled by a preface which be has written for the issue of his story, Pair of Blue Eyes ...