... after referring to the enjoyableness the outing, expressed the opinion that the society would be a decided success.—Mr. Thomas Hardy begged on behalf of the society to thank Mr. T. Timmis and committee for their very efficient work. —Mr. Lowater, in seconding ...

... amnieipat goertinna. HioItOOKA. The Prince «l Wales to said to an admirer of Miss Mark Cortllt. to atoo ra ndmtoer of Thomas Hardy, and receives bom the anthers 1 speck! bound copies of their both*. Tbo futore of M—ti—lQti'- roeni a of (eonay eetuto ...

... “Trilby” Ijest in the neat oral fascinating garb higb-cK-!* Freadi washerwoman. Mr. Gnat Allen’s dames drees vulgarly. Mr. Thomas Hardy is too bony - with inner woman have ranch time fra the ontei. Mr. Anthony Hope’s smart giris very trira. and stand cat ...

... allowing their dogs to be at large anmuzzled : John Brown, Alfred Allcock, and James Wightman, Kirkby; Ezekiel Fisher and Thomas Hardy, ; Ellis Nadin, Underwood ; Walter Gaaby, Stanton Hill. Tee Tipmzes.'•—Francis Fielding was fined 7s. 6d. for being drunk ...

... principal part in Reckless Temple, Mr. Thomas's next successful play. Alabama was first produced. in New York three years ago, when it was immensely appreciated by the Americans. After Alabama Mr. Thomas's most effective play is understood to ...

... Fryer, aged 34 yeara, *BALL— On the 10th inst., at 2, Aaow-teßaoe, Ann Hbbbj aged 85 years. *BAEOT -On the 12th inst.. Thomas Hardy, of the Wool- pack Inn, Sussei-street, Nottingham, late of Whatton Lodge, aged 73 years. No flowers, by request. BUNT. ...

... Eieht Hours Bill was going be of very nmah value, unless they got also tbe principle of the living wage. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Thomas Hardy, in a brief speech, moved— That this meeting cordially thanks the Government for its progressive policy both legislation ...

... Martin Conway. Mr. John Morley, Mr. John Ruskin, Mr. Hall Came, Mr. Rider Haggard, Henr Norman, Sir Edwin Arnold, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. R. D. BHackmcre. Mr. William Black. Mr. Alfred Austin, and fact all the prominent authors will probably be affixed ...

... on the lines of progressive Conservatism that he favoured. He had &chivalrous vein In him, and last year he wrote to Mr. Thomas Hardy that after reading the chapter In Teta In which the family are turned out of their cottage, he so Impressed by the novelist's ...

... Queen's birthct this year be observed officially bflf 25. day after the exact anniversary Majesty's birth in 1819. Mr. Thomas Hardy lias under oonsid „ a project of dramatising his novel view to the impersonation the leading by Mrs. Patrick Campbell. ...

... Walton and Woods, Mr. Wright, • Messrs. Stanley Brothers, Buiwell; Mr. Dicke.ns, Sheffield; Mr. Hoi Ma, the same place ; Mr. Thomas Hardy, Bu'.well Hall; Mr. Tom Potter, and others. to Midland Railway Employees Manskikld.—The servants the employ of the Midland ...

... bicycles ou the instalment ?? • Animal food ha. been foniwi dist.i_ct_v detrimental to victim* ?rf .' l ' x P«-*aaa4 -Mr. Thomas Hardy loved Wesse*. at th. iV^ScbV^ It thac ?? ™ -^h-Wer. two and a half millions n 1 lT' St ; » ...