... of a 6d edition. LAiCHd-i. By Alexander Rogers. (Thomas Blarleigh. 3s 6d.) T:,1C RONaaNCE OF THE GYEYSTONES. By H. Arnold N'elson. (Ward, Lock, aud Co. 3s 6d.) THE GUIJSTAN. By Sir Edwin Arnold. (Thomas Burleigh. 3s 6a.) Lovic MADE MANIFEST. ly Gay Boothby ...

... PAUL BOURGET. EDMUND DE GONCOURT. JAMES BRVCE. DEAN F'ARRAR. IIENRY- JAMES. DUNIAS, FILS. PROF. JEBB. ALPHONSE DiLUDET. THOMAS HARDY. DR. GARNETT. It will be seen that tie list includes many famous names from ether lands than our own. The fact is broadly ...

... will start out on tour wlth The Squire by Mr A. IW. Pinerb the play which caused a discusslon some years ago, wren Mr 'Thomas Hardy charged Mr Pineto with plaglirisiog from his novel Far from the Madding Crowd. . ' Mr Wyndham has now definitely 'dOcided ...

... Olticers Superannuation Bill now before l larliament. |'oLICr IENSIONS. E g The Watch Committee report that Inspector ib Thomas Hardy and Constabies Heoury Cooper and ( r Jlames Wilkins having given notice of their desire to 0 Y retire from the force, and ...

... represented by Sir Francis Kncllys, e the Prince of Wales by Lord Churchill, the Duke orf t York by the Hon. Derek Keppel. M1r Thomas e Hardy, the novelist, and nunierous county folk were also present. The Rev V. S. Busbridge, vicar of - Moreton, performed Schumann's ...

... It was reported to-night that MIr Herbert Cozens Hardy, Q.O., had been offered a Judgeship, to flil the vacancy in the High Courts caused by the death of Lord Justice Chitty. I called on Mr Cozens Hardy to-night, but I found that learned and cour- teous ...

... late Admiral Mackenzie, and of Mrs M~ackenzie, Wadley lodge, Faringdon, Breks, Liout. Edward Alexander Thomas, R.N., oldest son of Mr George N. Thomas, late Duke of Cornwall's Light Jnufrntry (lIlh Regiment), of Brooklands, LBrdford, Wilts and Miss Theodosia ...

... FORTHCOMING MARRIAGES. The list of fostbcoming mneirireles aunouuced in the Couri Journal include the following:- Mr James Edmund Hardy Vernon, son of the Rcv James Vernon, of Olveston vicarage, Gloucestershire, and Miss Agnes Margetts, youngest daughter of Mr ...

... geoolded by Cbarles Blaokmore. Six other nominatios,. St. James. One Seat. *COE, THOMAS JOSEPH, The Russettings, Redlaud road, boot and shoo manufacturer. Proposed by William Thomas Wright - and seconded by Charles M. Bendall. One Qther nomlnation. St. Michael ...

... Webb, and Cuthsbert G. Plumley. FOiTY-NINE EYENIEN CLASS SCIIOLAI&SIPS, VALUE £Z EACII.-Elizaeth Bellamy, Thomas R. Davis, Egbert L. Woodey, Thomas Et. J. Underdown, Lily B. Chard, Alfred P.Marks, Colston Mills, William Charles Scadding, Edvalrdl F. Plselan ...

... Bristol Police Comrt. YESTERDAY. ir- Before Messrs J. E. Shollard and NV. A. Latham, 1), l lIGHTBNING AN INTRUDER. he Thomas Dymond, 16, and Andrew Barnes, 17, were he charged with attempting to steal money from a till c8 at the premises of J. 1t. Grindon ...

... forms a most interesting acquisition to the Acadeirmy gallery. Mr Hardy also hopes to be able to pr esicit a sketch by his brother James,who is well known in) Bristol. Mr Heywood Hardy wrote of his pitt ure as follows:- I have forwarded to you a little ...