... follows: Frederic Harrison, Herbert Spencer, Pt-inco Kropytkin, George Meredith, John Morley, M.P., Professor A. R. Wal- lace, Thomas Hardy, Idari Blind, Ouida Olive Scisreiner, G. J. Holyoake, J-. M- Robes-teen, l'rofessor Beesly, Annie Beseot, M~rs. Brashlatughs ...

... 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 ...

... WIIS-CN-HARDY-On the 14th August, 1900, t St. Andrew's-, Oxford Street, London, by the Rev. T. F. F. Williams, Arthur Norton, son of ?? Harvey Whiston, of Holm Hurst. Idridgehay, Derbyshire, to Cecil Margaret Nipier, daughter of Thomas Napier Hardy, ot Manor ...

... John Thomas Wharton, of Skelton. ce-Castle, SkeltonDn-Cleveland, York, &lw to J.P., and D.L., who died on the let ma. ere March last aged D0,years, son ofe the ePI re- late Rev. W. Wharton, Vicar of Gilling. the: Yorks., bequeathed to John Thomas ha. he ...

... Horatius Flaccus; but no matter. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the greatly daring, also inquires in rhyme O sbunued Sincerity! Where modern methods be, Whit scope for thine and thee ? We should have thought that, if “Sincerity Mr. Hardy means an unsparing exposure of the ...

... Pariridge, Mr. Joseph Pennell, Mr. W. T. Smedley, Mr. A. S. Unstrick, Mr. Hueb Thomson, Mr. Stanley Berkeley, and others. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Austin I ob.hon, and nearly all the principal living imapinative writers will be among the literary con- trihutors ...

... and recently reconstructed house at Alde. burgh. Amongst the signatory subscribers were George Meredith, Herbert Spencer, Thomas Hardy, Holunn Hunt, Sir Frederick Pollonk, Sir Walter Besant Sir George Robertson, H. W. Massingliam. Anthony Hope Hawkins, Ray ...

... nothing t ei BlackI3o2re as a novelist but for the per- h S sistent faith in him of hic, publisher, M r. ii Sapson Low. -Mr. Thomas Hardy -was o SermoFy eonscide rninn whether he would not t o backto his wlork hs an architect when his i first s uces s us a ...

... OUIOA F. MARION CRAWFORD MAX PEMBERTON Mrs. ANDREW DEAN “Q. AUSTIN DOBSON W, PETT RIDGE GEORGE GISSING ADELINE SERGEANT THOMAS HARDY FLORA ANNIE STEEL E. W. HORNUNG J. A. STEUART JEROME K. JEROME Mrs. HUMPHRY WARD SIDNEY J. LOW CHARLES WILLIAMS THE ARTISTS ...

... 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 ...

... George .J. Goschei, 3 Edward Alfred Goulding, Ernest Gray, Joho Gretton, Sir C(ameron Gull, Richard B. Haldaae, Laurence Hardy, Thomas Leigh Hare, Timothy X. Healy, J. Henniker Heaton, the Right lion. C. 1. Hemphlill, Henry :fobbouse, R. P. Houston, W. T ...

... Hythe, and e Mrs Kendal as Kate Verity. Then came the acri- 0 monious correspondence in which Mr Cornvns Carr and M Mr Thomas Hardy accused Mr Pinero of plagiarism, and Mr Pinero's celebrated quotation of his first outline t of the play: The notion ...