... ?? r' , THOMAS IfA L?l) Y. 4n'-.417~i t ?? 1s i !.tinseS 44'- 4. tW 'jlnrR[iL of 1 I1t . .. ;. ?? . 5:l ?? l zt'. ¼',--i.'x i'a2 7h'ii f~l.|t~tL~it' i:u ?? it aS Wty t55'I ,! entt'l'l i I Thii, 11nnaU3, itisens f~v~g '.Ll.3 d r.witii viti ft ( ?? t ...

... Men's.col. lege, Miss Clara Collet, M.A., lectured on Novels, old and New. Amongst tho latter were mentioned stories by Thomas Hardy, George Gissing, and Zangwill, and great praise awarded them for their genius and literary aecomplish- ment. But the lecturer's ...

... 9.39 Crowford, Thomas 171 Pickering, John , ?? 476 Cursonu, Ueo. Edward 163 Prowse, A. Fredk .. 1,6:8 Daintrec, John Philip 995 Pullinlg, IV. ?? 1,128 Darbon, Edward . 713 Putley, William . 250 Davie, Thomas Hardy 279 Sandford, Thomas 1,785 Delanoev ...

... last picture painted by the late Lord Leighton. The Christmas number of the I/lush-a/ed London Nlews contains stories by Thomas Hardy, Grant Allen, and F. Marion Crawford. That by the first-named, ' A Committeeman of ' The Terror,' is a quaintly conceived ...

... unemployed problem on hand in one or other of its various forms. This experiment- which is taking place in the 0 county M?n Thomas Hardy and his peasants b and leading characters have made so famous h t beg about six or seven years ago, when Sir I Robert purchased ...

... have ma~de their names. Am~ongst those who3 are ex- pected to attend are' Mr. Rudyard Kipling. Mr. Anthony H3olpe. Mir. Thomas H~ardy, M~r. Stanley Weuen.aa and Mr. Frank Fortmoece. Mr. Wilson Barrett's stage xtrsioae of The M~ana- man wee successfully ...

... understand, is agent for them, declines to undertake to supply one at less than three months' notice. HERBElrT MAMNYELI. Mr. Thomas Hardy contributes a special preface to the new edition of Under the Greenwood Tree (Osgood, Mellvaine, and Co.). I-le dwells ...

... tourists in Italy. The last tale in the book, entitled ' The Spectre of the al, is' written in collaboration with Thomas Hardy, and the Hardy el ent is decidedly to the fore. There is all unmistakable flavour of Y ' Li*e Little Ironies in this striking ...

... life of the late Thomas HiEughes was the signing Sr | of this memorial. Lord Wolseley, Sir James P ilk - Stansfeld, Sir R.bert Reid, Mr. G. WV. E. P ck- ussell, Mr. Augustine Birreli. M.P., Mr. Justin McaCalrthv, H.P., Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. tl Brat Harte ...

... Sir Thomas Roe, Mr. and Mrs. )n Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Woodiwiss o (Duffield), and Mr. Thomas Woollatt. The service was iimpressively read by the Rev, H. R. Rolfe, and the Iy funeral arrangements were personally directed by Mr. id Thomas Lloyd ...

... conversant with his views on the present tendency of the English dramsa, to learn that he regards 'Jude the Obacure, by Thomas Hardy, as the bock- of the year. To most that work would seem closely akinL in motive and treatment to the recent sex-promlem ...

... Mealing, 2s Gdl; oe ese r i meetinge, J. in a .o, Friend, tf llilet e H. Hall-6d each; P Rev. Mr d Sadgrovo, f s ?? H, Hardy, Thomas in J- and M1. A. B~rowu-29 each ; Mrs S. Ladgate, Ze i ig Gd iessrs Tiplady, lM. Pearson, Friend, S, J. id Walker F. Ludgate ...