... seep letwowi them and the fourth. The nest order of poets who had rues, tie,: ton are:- A!frs.d H Noyes_Joha Henry N ew Thomas Hardy, Alice Mevuell, Stephan Phillips, W ii. Yeats. ...

... at once the death blow to the best of Border romans. and the ruin of Melrose town itself. No lover of but will pray with Thomas Hardy— From restorations of Thy Lute. From smoothing& of Thy sward, From melons Churchmen's pick and plane Deliver us. 0 Lord ...

... that be only fired a: a bird as :t flew over the gartlee.—The Bench dismissed the BOX, ETC.. ETOLEX. Two Stockton voutha. Thomas Hardy and Marshall, 'pleaded milt, Stockto ,today, to charges of stee:ing a scat belonging to Mr M. Smith, J.P.. and a I WWI ...

... QUOTATIONS. Oa Parliament Resentlns: When shall the softer, saner politke. Wberecf we dream, have play in each] proud land —Thomas Hardy: Departure. I trotted with a muzzle and *cargo. ehised with a clog. ' —Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing. the ...

... saw a dead maws siier pal Binning within *nth faithful heart Of t►ose bereft. Then said I, This be His Immortality. —Thomas Hardy Poems On the and the Golf Greene: One of these days yo., will attempt something baser than thi,. —Juvenal Satires ...

... tines the a familiar denizen of the riverside mars►at anywhere bevies Loudon and Oxford. NOTAOLE TRIBUTE TO A POET. Mr Thomas Hardy now .n Lis 40th year and 1 ani afraid we shah. little more prose front pen. He i•, however, still wrhing poetry, and to ...

... CLasigow. Offie:-4, Branch and Ifercaste. of ha Summer Holidays WONDERFUL WESSEX A splendid suggestion Spend your Holiday Thomas Hardy Country. The whole el di. Heady to breathe beauty, the throe counties of and Wiltslure that to give us lovely. soil d the ...

... to charm. Had met with sharp rebuff: Man's Fall had been averted bad Adam but taken Snuff. • • • At the famous trial of Thomas Hardy for high treason in 1796 the court wet day by day at eight o'cleck in the morning and continual sitting till past midnight ...

... those of BLOM*. o r Jame tauten, but they include the people who count. You trder to Thomas Hardy —a writer, I think, who has been much over-rated. After reau mg any of Hardy's books, I never feet the slightest desire to re-egen them. and tf, as I believe ...

... problims of other rouutne. The appointment oome- somewhat in the nature of a birthday gift. for S r Thomas was ointylve yews of age yesterday Mundayl. THOMAS HARDY AS PIG BREEDER. Mr Monies who has the of the Pig &witty to Leanne h at ma bet. is no n that pmtains ...

... the greatest of living writer*, has shown how the novel may set forth a philosophic theory and yet remain a work of art. Thomas Hardy has many potato of contact with George Eliot. He subjected !ifs, the present for and atia: destiny of man, to a scrutiny ...

... Baker, John Thompson, Thomas Thornton. Stage 1-2nd class: Alfred Dixon. Albert. Wallace. William B. Charles W. Cumons. John C. Johnson. Ivor James. Stage 2—let class: Alfred Wilkinson. George C. Clark, Fred Alcoek, Percy Kirkwood, Thomas H. Heaviside. Harry ...