... rt this morning Mr. Arthur Langham held an inquest on the body A ‘Uhomas Hardy, aged 35, a warehousewan, whose body was found floating in the Thames, on Sunday. Mr. Thomas Hardy said the deeculcd, whmu hiol son, had bttl; very since April, on account ...

... The Works of Living Nov•llsts. Among living novelists, Mr. George Meredith is most appreciated in Dundee, and Thomas Hardy tanks next. William Black has waned, so has lieorge MacDonald, Mrs. Oliphant, James Payn, Ivalter Scum, Bret I larte, Mark Twain ...

... pen.” NOTICE.—The SEPTEMBER NUMBER of HARPER’S MAGAZINE is now Ready, containing new Stories by lAN MACLAREN, MARK TWAIN, THOMAS HARDY, &c. Price ONE SHILLING, Published by OSGOOD, McILVAINE and CO., 45, Albcmarle street, London, W. ...

... Ti , stand thi Time's @With untarnished as M►ne, His epitaph Freedom la, Gladstone his name. A I d ee. MR. THOMAS HARDT. Here lies Thomas Hardy, pen painter indeed Of scenes sweetly rural on upland anti mead ; Wh wi..ely, the madding c owd e'er eschew ...

... commonplace to say that a new novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy is a literary event of the first order. Since the days of ' The Trumpet Major and of ' Under the Greenwood Tree.' Mr. Hardy—not then quite the popular author that later works have made hint—has shone tor ...

... Other Novelists. - - - Thomas Hardy used to live in London, but be now spends most of his time at Mai Gate, near Dorchester, where he lived when a child, and where he hes built a house after his own planning on a hill from whose brow can be seen many ...

... Edition of the ll'essc.’. Acre is on Jirsl publication in book form. “It is a commonplace to say that a new novel by Mr. Thomas Hardy is a liwrary event of the first order. Since the days ot 'The Trumpet Malnr' and Under the Greenwood i rec, Mr. I lardy ...

... pounds you could borrow the money of me? That's what I did. Then, said Isaacs, in a whisper, go and hedge. HOW THOMAS HARDY WAS DISCOVERED. FREDERICK GREENWOOD, the then editor of the Coawnim MAGAZINE, was one day starting from a station on a ...

... Mr H. W. locacon. tor Thomas, T. S I 1. A. and E. Sorelosoa 14!. T. y. loullen. 11..180110n. t(!. . ord. 102 I l'earn.n,gr.J.ll.Thornley,andotholi PT. Prendergast, Thomas Hardy. W. I Woodall, and ours iNteamrs Coun Thos. Hardy, COS Pluny Bonze& J. ...

... BALFOUR, Rt Hon. JOHN MORLEV, Herr JOACHIM, Prof. HUXLEY, Prof. BLACKIE, Sir F. LEIGHTON, P.R.A-, Sir Robert ball, Mr, thomas hardy, Rt. non. j. dkyce, m.p. mograpMcai Letterpress with cath trait. V, —WIN DSOR CASTLE. [Ready in Fezv Days. Sixteen Views ...

... Nelson's shoe buckles were pre sented to Air. H. Russell, tho architect, of 22 Palaco New-road, Westminster, in 1839 by Sir Thomas Hardy, who assured Air. Russell in presenting them to him that they were the identical pair Nelson wore when he received his ...

... BALFOUR, Kt. Hon. JOHN MOKLLV, He.r JOACHIM, Frol. HUXLEY, Fro). BLACK lE, Sir F. LEIGHTON, P.K.A, bir ROBERT BALL, Mr. THOMAS HARDY, Kt. Hon. J. BRYCE, M.F. Biographical Letterpress 'with. ...