... beisch-ommitted thepnrisoner for one day only. TaE WaR AND THEWri DcEs-The fol- lowing is an extract from a circular which Messrs. Thomas M 'Oracken and Co., of 3, Rumford- street, are sending to their cuasmers nk a few days, and it is rather interesting reading ...

... D'Urbervilles, with its terribly gloomy realism, hardly roliored by a single gleam of that hunmour that is to be found in Mr. Thomas Ilardy's other studies of Dorsetshire folk and their ays, would not seem to afford -very pronising material for the dramatist ...

... meeting of the members of the Liverpool Clerks' Association was held last even- 0 ing at Exchange Station-buildings, when Mr. d Thomas Clarkson (chairman of director) pre- 0 sided. A'summary of the 38th report-that for 1- 1899-whioh shows a total membership ...

... was thought to have dated from the days of Charles IL, but, as a matter of fact, the words were written about 1775. MR THOMAS HARDY, the author of Tess of the D'Urbervilles, writes:- As Ifind Iam naturally sup- posed to have something to do with the ...

... Accounts will con- !st of M1r. G. Bowles, Mr. Buchanan, Mr. V Cavendish, Mr. Cohen, Mr. C. Corbett, Mr. n Duckworth, Sir Thomas Esmonde, Mr. Goddard, I Mr. Hanburv, Mr. Brodie aoare, Mr. Grant Lawson, Mr. H. Lewis, Mr. A. O'Connor, MIr. pymn, and Mr ...

... coarse and stupid minority of his audience. Such a minority was present when we saw Mr H. A. Ken- nedy's adaptation of Mr Thomas Hardy's novel at the Coronet Theatre, Notting-hill-gate. They jeered at Marian's drunkenness, and even at Angel Clare's speeches ...

... court, Lord Rendell, a very large number of ?? bishops, deans, and leading Nonconformist clergy, Mr. Herbert Spencer, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and many other distinguished laymen. LOSS OF ANl ATLAETIC STZ:AMBR, A telegram from Lundy Island, dated February 24, 8 ...

... old commissioners. - The funeral wvs a, largely attended, those present inolpding the 33evds. H. 3M. Marsh Edwards, Elumber Hardy, J. Judson, Mr. R. A. Nwrewll (solicitor), Ate. SwIN: FRcvxa OnnDar.-An order made-by the Board ai ?? on Mav 24 of last year ...

... that, although ,1, of a different order, the spectacle afforded by ae the British is no less worthy of esteem thanl a the hardy and Yet tranquil bravery of their 3 Sv adversaries. These Boars have made the I a. world wonder by hieroisma at once classic ...

... 'Worcester Regiment-Pte. Ballen (dan- iir gerously). 3). 2nd Shropshlre Light Infantry-Pte, W. Rhodes (severely) and Pta. Thomas (slightly). Canadian Infantry - Pte. Downings (severely), Buglers Holland, Kidner, and Parker (slightly). be 1st Essex Re ...

... Private H. H. Bezoy, 3149 Private rE .Genland. 1st YORKSHIRE REGIMENT. I-Killed.-3549 Sergeant B. Richardson, 56fA Private R. Hardy, 2936 Private J. W. Clarke, as ?3 .cram, 2304 Private R. Row, 2365 Private J.Wilkinson, 307Private A. Grigg. Wounded.-Captain ...

... coference selected Mr J. R. Macdonald ?? as secretary to the committee on the motion of Mr W. Thorne, who was supported by Mr Keir Hardie. It, was resolved that the committee shall prepare an official list of the Parliamentary candidates for the support of the ...