... Professor Kennedy, Edinburgh: Princi- pal Stewart, St Andrews ; the late Professor Milligan. Rev. Peter Anton, Kileyth ; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, Perthshire- Rev. Dr MIClymont, Aberdeen B Rev. John Liddell, Adrvie, Strathapey ; Rev. James i 'rlachlan ...

... literature; men n-ere turning away-in disgust r I from so ealld realistic hooks whir-h dealt in filt. i 1 The pessimism of Thomas Hardy and Rud card e! Kiplihg were losing their ch-srm, 'r Tilby was| aj for-otten after a few months of prurient niadness ...

... speare and .Eschylus. So, too, even in our own dav, when Mr Meredith publishes a book like The Amazing Marriage, or 'Mr Thomas Hardy defies the lightnings of propriety, if not of deceucy, with Jude the Obscure, the critics really set themnselves to study ...

... after thle laps Of so many centuries, certain spots-have St Walac's{ NE, .BOOKS: OF YESTERDAY.X A Group of Noble Danmes. B Thomas Hardy. The Wessex Novels. Volume XV. (Londo: Osgood, 'Imvaine & Co.) The Soz of Xt Lost Sazt. By Hugh Colemau Davidsoh. (Lodon: ...

... M~r l Thomas Hardy. 'But one does not recall them as one recalls Willoughby Patterne or Gabriel Oak, and as one recalls Thadkeray's I Charles Honeymnan. or Dickens's Ohad'oand. This is no doubt to be accounted for by the fact that when Mr Hardy' and Mr ...

... ITHE LITERARY LWSSURE HOUR. I di. Mr Edmund Gosne, who ha. lately been anud spending a holiday with hfis friend, Mr Thomas I it, Hardy, the'uoy'cihst, has, I understand, collected Lrn he more important of his recent contributions to periodical literature ...

... Brownings, Hawthorne, Leighv 'Hunt. John Stuart N ill, one from George I 0 Mleredith, and others from William Morris h if ande Thomas Hardy, are some of the interest- a d j cg correspondence left by Mr Bennett. I ?? interesting letter from Sir Walter Scott, a ...

... question, 'Does Mr Hardy ie intend to teach that where love is omnipotent ao legal tie is not only unnecessary but an 37insult to love? she replied, I cannot tell, ia but it is a question which I should like to :e ask Mr Hardy himself, and I shall ...

... granted to the widow and family: 0of the late Captain M'Hardy, the annuities to? Y remain as in the original proposal. r A protest against the legality of the proceedings j was made by Mesrs Thomas F. Wilson, Lambie, I 5 and others, but the clerk declined ...

... natal barramks, the offcer v who showed them over tile buildiiiga asked Mir uMfardy'a friend if he (1Mr AM Hardy) was an Englishman. Mr Ml'Hardy replied, P $ No, I conme frm within a few milets of where - the Tear is visiting the Queen of Britain aa Y ...

... have been blown to match- wood. Every precaution is being taken on2 the 1, spot to prevent mischief, and Chief-Constable M'Hardie-has issued a placard, which has been circulated in all the towns along the coast, warning therpublic against picking up or ...

... friends handed in six separate papers, none of which calls for any particular comment; but one of the four deposited on Mr Heir Hardie's behalf contained the name of Mr Arthur Priest- man, a Bradford spinner, whose brother, Mr H. B. Priestesan, is chairman ...