... ?? r' , THOMAS IfA L?l) Y. 4n'-.417~i t ?? 1s i !.tinseS 44'- 4. tW 'jlnrR[iL of 1 I1t . .. ;. ?? . 5:l ?? l zt'. ¼',--i.'x i'a2 7h'ii f~l.|t~tL~it' i:u ?? it aS Wty t55'I ,! entt'l'l i I Thii, 11nnaU3, itisens f~v~g '.Ll.3 d r.witii viti ft ( ?? t ...

... the Society gave private perform- ances, and opened its second season on Novem- ber 14th auspiciously enough, when Mr. Thomas Hardy's The Three Wayfarers, and Steven- son and Henley's Macaire were produced. In the first instance, it had been the ...

... Broomes, to Toland and Budgell, to Theobald and Oldmixon. In our irst dozen names, perhaps, wa have not found place for Mr. Thomas Hardy. Let us pale his ineffeetual fires by comparing him with Aaron Hl. Professor Freeman is one of those modest hacks. and ...

... J. Mtunro, Esq., 251. the Attorney-General, ?? G. IV. Smythe Owen, Esq., 201. John Hardy, Esq., 251. ; the Dean of Christchurch, 201. Dr. Stanley, 201. ; Thomas Hardy, Esq., 20l.; Sir Henry Montgomery Cuninghame, Bart., 20/.; Ed. Fellowes, Esq., M.P. ...

... with the washing mark, No. 270; white hand- f t kerchief beariug the name of Thomas Hardy, a season card rmember), Thomias Hardy, Surrey Cricket Clab, t 1 1888 holder T~hosuos Hardy; two briar pipes mounted in ?? in a morocco case. The deceased, apparently ...

... thesoth.Th roalprivate apartments at Windsor Caslewil sorlybeprepared for the reception of rhe1 NEW S~By E MR. HA.RDY.-Mr. Thomas Hardy is writin a new serial story entitled 1 The Trumpet-Majorwch il begin in Good Wordi fur January next, adb otne through ...

... Me. Conuway, F. H. Cowen, Earl of Desert, Trans Dickaee, R.A., B. L. FMarjeou, Arch- deacon Fsarrr, P.D., Sydnery rundy, Thomas Hardy, Professor Huxley, ?? Henry Arthur Jones, Henry Irving, W. B. E1. Leoky, Mrs. Lynn Linton, Edna Lyall, Sir A. C. Maohenrio ...

... public interests. Never heard his brother-in-law, Sir Thomas Hardy, say that Sir J. Gnralm carried mattersawith a high haid, or that he disregarded his advice on professional matters. Knew thst Sir T. Hardy entertained a very high opinion of Sir J. Graham ...

... members who have already sigaitied their intention of being resent 11B aro Professor Benner, Mr. George Angustus Sala, Mr. ut Thomas Hardy, Mr. George Meredith. Mr. Austin !ss Dobson, Mr. Enand Gosso, Mr. Rider Haggard, Mrr- neo Grant Alleu, Mr. Moy Tbomas ...

... attendance of tho neighbouring gen- try. Amongst these were Claptaini Granvills(chilef Consptable of the County), and Mr. Thomas Hardy, thie novelist. Represontativea of mem- bers of the Royal family were also present. On the arrival of a train at Brighton ...

... are Mr. Asquith Mir. T. M. Barris, Mr. Hugh BeUI, Proesor A. C. Braley, Sir Wm. artin Coaway, Dr. Richard Garnett, Mr. Thomas Hardy, MHa Juie Harrison, Mr. WWiaim Heinemnau, Mr. Hery James, Dr. George Macdonald, Profenior G. Murruy, Mr. Claude Phillips ...

... that thaewhole subject shall have his attention. 'Yesterlay a deputation from the Utsited Kingdom Alliance, gearted by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Fenton, ?? upon Mr. Ilersrsrso, at the central offices in Stafford, for the purpose of obtaining his views. In reply ...