... CONCERNING GHOSTS. A real conversation is recorded in the Pal Malt! Magn: loge between Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. William Archer tin the subject of ghosts. When Mr. Hardy use • young man, it appears, he would willingly have given ten jests of Waldo to see • ...

... dainty humour of Lamb, of Steele, of Addison; and to-day the rapier wit of Sir William Gilbert, the rustic ironies of Mr. Thomas Hardy still touch the Allegro note in the song of life. Mr. Pickwick's olliciul birthday was in November, 1836, and one year ...

... Riviera to fulfil has crigafzeinents. Aberdeen Un'rersity Senate propoore to offer the degree of Doctor of Laws to Mr. Thomas Hardy, th; novelist For EBOO Mr. J. Pirrpont Morgan has bought the manuscript of Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes's Autocrat of the ...

... motoromnibus in Ilegentiotrect. The Worksop Public Library Committee has ordered the librarian to destroy its copier of Thomas Hardy 's Tees of the D'Urbervillas mud Jude the Obscure. In Anglesey, according to a report just issued, there are thirty-eight ...

... a distinguished degree. He first attracted the attention of the literary world by his remarkable study of the Art of Thomas Hardy. aibook distinguished at once in its style and matter, and a perfect mine of knowledge and erudition. The distinction ...

... will pay foe it. He seemed greatly surprised when Mr. Head, at the '1 names Court, rent him to prison for a smooth. Ur. Thomas Hardy, the sell-known novelist, has pr0p0 , ,.(1 that a tower be edded to HtAy Trinity Church, in Dorchester, and, harir.g drawn ...

... the Duchess of Sutherland has enlisted help from the highest talent in the country. It is not invidious to mention Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. William Watson, Mr. W. B. Yeates, Mr. Henry Newbolt, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. Maurice Maeterlinck, and Mr. Owen Seaman ...

... pathos, and will be welcomed by all readers who have tired of the auperliciality of much of our modern literature. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist., who began life is an architect, has shown that he has not lost his old skill in the profession in a singularly ...

... tall whom one began and the other ended, is the deseriptisa of it in the novehst's autobiography. The avespiarat of Mr. Thomas Hardy that a novel by him, which those who are to prodnee it describe se new, is one that appeared obscurely 20 years ago, ...

... an& Newcastle Cripples' Guild. The list of fortyfive contributors—all well-known writers—nm eludes Carmen Sylva, Mr. Thomas Hardy,, Mr. Edmund Gosse, Mr. Austin Dobson, Mr. Maurice Hewlett, Mr. Arthur Symons, Mr. William Watson, Mr. W. B. Yeats, Fiona ...

... conceivably damage Italian at unnaiet. intereata in the hloditerranean. STEAM has been found very einecies= in extin- Ml. THOMAS HARDY does not approve of the emahing item on sh i ps loade d with cotton. When alteration of Dorchester old street names in ...

... in very thrilling fashion, it is the cowslipscented village comedy scenes with the Old Simon Mogg almost worthy of Mr Thomas Hardy which will linger longest is the memory. The portrait of the come-by-chance Hannah Peach is quite a masterpiece of delicate ...