... brilliant as ever herself, recalled the days of a bygone Lord Chief Justiceship. Mr. Austin Dobson represented poetry. Mr. Thomas Hardy looked a little lost in the madding crowd. Sir Edward Poynter, and nearly all the Academicians, were present, includ- ing ...

... instalment (per Mr. Thos. Hardy): -Thomas Hardy, lOs.; Captain J. }I. Stainthorp, s.s. Eric, 5s.; Waltr. R. Lintern, Ze.; P. B. Turnbull, - R. II. S., 2B,; T. J. C., 2s.; F. H. Turnbull, 5s.; R. H. COpe, Zs.; W. F, C., is.; John Thomas, dock pilot.: 5s.; John ...

... Ballinger— What of thp. Hilltops,' those reck- less creations of the shallow thocgh versatile Grant Allen and ot the brilliant Thomas Hardy —' The Woman Who Did; and 'Jude, the Obscure,' I received a characteristic reply We have so many first-rate works of fiction ...

... statement while Gee. M. redith and Thomas Hardy are still alive. Lord Curzon is described as Viceroy of India, and, next to the President of the United States, the most re- . sponsible official in the world, and Sir Thomas Lipton is, of course, the latest ...

... Bernstrd Pavtridg, MIr Joseph Pen'- nell, Mr W T Smedley, 'Mr Huatrick, Mir Hugh Thfuson, Mr Stanley Berkeley, and others. Mt Thomas Hardy, Ar Austin Dobson, and nearly all ?? principal living imaginative -writers wil: be among the literarv contributors. ...

... Uttozeter? - Police Court in connection with the pro- secution of a gipsy for4une teller would have delighted the heart of Mr. Thomas Hardy. a 4e has told us many a good st6ry of the wise women of the west nountry, early in the century; but we hardly e~d to find ...

... intends to give four productions during the next three umonthis. They are: The Three Wayfarers, it legendtiry trifle, by Thomas Hardy; Macaire, a farce, by W B. Henley and B. L. Stevenson; Captain Brassbound's Conversion, an adventure in three acts ...

... political force, while, in the utatte of enterprise, it has no rival in the whole world. :113 the Centurp' Dcatbbcb By THOMAS HARDY I. I LEANT upon a paddock gate When shades were spectre-gray, And Winter's dregs made desolute The weakening eye of day ...

... 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 ...

... Kenny, P P, Moynaity; Rev John Fay, P P, S&unmerhibl; Rev Hugh MI'Eatge, P P, lEnfipld; Very Rev Father Patrick, 0 S F; Rev Thomas Hardy, C( ' St Peoeg, Philsboro'; Rev P Duff, P II, Bal- !reaaam; Rev J Blesty, C Al, St Peter's, PhI8ro' - Rev ward O'Reilly ...

... 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 ...