... this seventh Howie. which isiverns and as be in well dignified and trine to Fatting. there is no fear of libel action, Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is now in I .radon. ilia early summer visits an always looked forward to with intenut by literary people ...

... the author, awl Lis autobiography, Twenty-Ave Years of Detective Life, should make racy and instructive reading. Mr. Thomas Hardy has been busy revising his works for the uniform edition which Messrs. Osgood are now to begin within the next few weeks ...

... to Far from the Madding crowd, which jiw appears in Messrs. Osgood and Kellvaine's six-shilling uniform edition, Mr. Thomas Hardy remiads his mars that it was in this book 'bat be first ventured to adopt the word • Wessex' from tie' pages early Englhili ...

... It. Bury is to edit for the same him. Mr. Bury is, of course, well known as an authority on this period of history. Mr. Thomas Hardy writes a preface for tie issue of his novel, The Return of the Native, in Use collected ealiuon. Budmouth, he tells ...

... Dolman has • new and interesting story to tell of floe famous author of Ti- of the D'llrtervilles It appears that Mr. Thomas Hardy inns nde.l by his parents for the I Minh. and that he (-moor •sed with them by beconisto; an swele-lastiell architect. ...

... 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 a preface which he has written Ice the issue of his story, 'A Pair of Blue Eyes ...

... house at Aldboiuugh, in SulTolk, he is accustcnied to entertain such men as Sir Walter Resent, Mr. George Meredith. Mr. 'Thomas Hardy, Mr. Barrie, and many others. He is a graceful writer, and specially interested in the popularisation of science. Several ...

... Requisites, as per areer. PAPERHANGING'S; THOMAS NEWALL I NORTH ROAD, ANL BLESIDE, JOINER, CABINET MAKER, UPHOLSTERER AND PAPERHANGER. All kinds of Jobbing Work promptly attended W. yen on .ppfitatiom. THOMAS BENNETT , AM LEST DE. GENERAL CARRIER AND ...

... Woos. SWIM Moroombo Boy, to tho direct roots to Mb Woo W Mott Lir Pm at Wiadonooro Lek . . by railway with Mow. MI Arnsownoa THOMAS RIOO. Poorsurroa. JAL KSON'S, KING'S HEAD INN, THIRLSPOT. Oa TAWare Lake CI onset eareadeat las tee hattlees U' bolt. su tile ...

... Mr. Hardy. Tess is to be the April volume. Besides the frontispiece it contains two etchings and a map of The Wessex of the Novels, in which Mr. Hardy a localities may bo identified with time actual places. In the pretace to Tess Mr. Hardy has something ...

... t Dixon, Bydat Bowl. Allmon and Adams Basta Lads JOINS and Biliott.Tiiist Solaro. .. rs t M rhe me Cottage math ti ma the Hardy ti Mom Mama Mademoiselles and Basket* Bestorth Mr, sad Mrs. Babrook Pinning, Millano Park, Oompolool Mn. and Min Hicks Nomad ...

... Mr Geo Staveley Ennis, Miss Preston Moore, Miss M \V Perry, Mrs J Dublin Alexander, Miss .. Ringwood, Miss Smith, Mr, Mrs Thomas Sonthses Smith, Miss Klio, Mrs Lancaster Godrich, Miss Peacock, Afra Hest Bank Lowndes, Miss Rocktield House. Thompson ...