... the glaring anomalies of the operatic convention. Another interesting novelty was Baron d'Erlanger's operatic ‘ersion of Thomas Hardy'a widely read novel, Tees of the D'Urbervilles, which achieved something more than a seats destime. The removal of the ...

... met Lord Ltathuot's Hounds' at Preston Toil Bar, including Lord Etathurst, Lord Apsley, Lord and Lady Grantley, Sir John Mr. Thomas and Ron. Mn. Kinintote, Mr. Maurice Kingscote, Captain Albemarle Cater, Captain and Miss Gordon, Captain Gordon Dugdale, Captain ...

... pleasant social gossips of the year. Mr. George has written . an illuminative account •• Prance in the Nineteenth Century: Mr. Hardy. Mr. Laurent* Binyon. and Mr. William Watson stand for poetry: Mr. Ilasterinan is responsible for a somewhat depressing, though ...

... moment:—Menirs. Bryn Roberta, H. J. Wilson, J. Wilson, Thomas Burt, Atherley- Jones, John Burns, R. ('. Lehmann, Lough, Maddison, Piekersgill, tiouttar, Steadman, J. M. Robertson, Silas Hocking, Keir Hardie, Rowntree, W. P. Bylea, Mackarnees, and W. Thorne ...

... many and important, and the book may be expected to throw vivid light on his relations with a host of moo, and notably with Thomas Carlyle, Bentham ' Joseph Hume, Bnlwer Lytton, and John Stirling. Stuart took infinite pains with his correspondence—he was ...

... tinwad. to Young. deceased And • others 125). part Huck!tiny sod Contract and re the and Porchassr Act. 1874 (24)-11e Thomas Wothhouroe Gibbs. deceased (Elwe)l • Gibbs) 1261--In the Matter of the katete of Sir E. P. Alford. swooned (Boston and others ...

... Kilmarnock Captain J. Bell (11.). A. R. Rainy (R.).-R. ma)., 8525. WELSH BOROUGHS. Cardiff Lord N. Criebton-Striart (U.). D. A. Thomas (R).-R. ma)., 3005* Carmarthen'. Viscount Tiverton (U.). W. L.Williams (R.).-R. ma)., 2094. Sir C. Cayser (U.). L. (R.).-E ...

... Sir J. Rankin (U.). L. Lamb (1t.).—8. Huntingdonshire— Huntingdon Cator (U.). 0. Brett (d.).—R. maj., 463. Kent (Ashford) L. Hardy (U.). It. Ferrer maj., MO. Lancashire— Lancasterl. R. Taylor (ILL R. W. Helms (R.).-12. msg., M. Westboughton H. IL (IJ.). ...

... when Parliament assembles. Sir James and Guthrie have arrived in town from Scotland, and are at Hyde Park Hotel, where Sir Thomas and Lady Wrightson are also staying. Sir Augustus Prevost London yesterday for Brighton. Sir Reginald Macleod has arrirecl ...

... THE DYNASTS IN WESSEX. By permission of Hr. Thomas Hardy scenes from The Dynasts were performed at the Corn Exchange Dorchester, Wit night. The scenes selected were the firing of the beacon on Rainborrow, when the tales alarm of Bonsparte's invasion ...

... COMING LABOUR CONFERENCE. MR. KEIR HARDIE ILL. Mr. Kele Hardie was to hare addressed a meeting at Oldham yesterday, but, owing to indisposition, was obliged to cancel his engagement. His adkoss, as chairman at the conference of the Labour party at Newport ...

... ENDERSON. Mr. Enoch Edwards, M.P.. president of the Miners' Federation of Great Britain, in moving a rote of thanks to Mr. Keir Hardie, said it was the first public oc:ion of the minors as an integral eeetion of the Labour party. Mr. Edwards spoke few words ...