... koown is the first (1691), calle! “Bir George.” She has had the unique honour of writing & story in collaboration with Mr. Thomas Hardy. NMNr. Hemniker is very well known in society, and acted as Vicereine st Dublin furing her trother’s Viceroyalty. She married ...

... expected. Ljrd Wolseley is still a very indifferent state of health, though little better than he has been. Mr. Thomas Hardy. On Friday Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, will have reached his fifty-ninth year. He seems to bave beon little out of the bill of late ...

... Walter Crane Toy Books, which Mr. Lane has been reprinting lately, will bring the artist's work for children to date. Mr. Thomas Hardy has some thought of issuing is sixpenny edition of one of his stories. Ile must be almoat alone, among our leading noveliht ...

... Gospel. Christ never scoffed human nature. believed in it. It. was nothing him (the sneaker) that Zola. Geo Meredith, and Thomas Hardy did not believe in it, so long as Jesus of Nazareth did. believed that good seed pa' into the heart roust bring forth good ...

... SESSIONS. - - - - - - SATURDAY.—Before Mr. H. B. Middleton, the Mayor of Dorchester (All. G. Davis), Capt. Mansel, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Mr. H. Stilwell. GresinA HOR.4ll.4.—John Mayne, a gip(y, was summoned fur allowing two lynxes to stray en tne highway ...

... sometimes be, owing to h throng of patient. in the advanced stages of long dims., which pours into the town. More recently Mr. Thomas Hardy, in his muoh.disaumed book, Tessa( the d'Urbervillen, hoe referred to, indeed globe a very vivid description of. the ...

... 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 ...

... Mr. Rider Haggard farms, Mr. Max Pemberton hunts. The bicycle, naturally enough. has attracted most authors, from Mr. Thomas Hardy downwards. Mr. Eden Phillpotts— more original than his fellows—grows lilies and fishes for trout. Mr. Barry Pain is a gifted ...

... posterity say to this, looking hack on Moredith as an immortal, we already look back on Tennyson to some extent, and what about Thomas Hardy, and others now living and producing work that compares favourably with the average any other period? Before, and since ...

... Rev. T. k' Allen, J - Collard (Dorchester), Major Williams, Messrs. W. A. Bankes, H. B. Middleton, T. Duke, G. W. Floyer, Thomas Hardy, A. H. Lock, and A. G. Symonds. Representatives of Liberal Clubs in the county were also present. ...

... Michael Macdcnagh, and Mr. Louis Garvin. The same number contains a fine »production of bliss Winifred Thomann's painting of Thomas Hardy, and portraits of Sir Georg* Otto Trevelptn, Bart., Dr. William Barry, author of 'The Two Standards, Mrs. Meynell, Ostrovsky ...

... known i■ the fart (1091), called Sir George.' She has had the unique honour of writing • story Is collaboration with Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mrs. Henniker is very well known in society, and acted as at Dublin during her brother's Viceroyalty. She married is 1882 ...