... Joie. Lad MR. THOMAS HARDY. WIFE CONSTANTLY AT BEDSIDE. F►om Oer Own Correspondent. DORCHESTER Sunday. Mr. Thomas Hardy's health was reported to be about the same to-night. This indicates a continuance of the extreme weakness which is the disturbing factor ...

... Limpetleld Common yesterday, suggestive of far more northerly climes than ours. THOMAS HARDY ILL. EFFECTS OF COLD WEATHER. fret Our Owe Oor►espondent. DORCHESTER. Sunday. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the distinguished novelist, who has been feeling the effect: , of the severe ...

... hateful sneering at all that one reveres in such writers as Thomas Hardy ? On the authority of one of those reviews which you justly condemn for their reticence I bou,;ht copy of one of Mr. Hardy's novels, but was so disgusted with its insolence and indecency ...

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... revealed a catholic sense of values, but a general consensus of opinion would include Mr. MlQUith, Mr. Bernard Shaw, slid Mr. Thomas Hardy. Lord Haldane, Lord Balfour, Mr. Lloyd George, Mr. H. G. Wells, and General Smuts appear to be high in the betting, and ...

... Everything that men invent to (other human end* they proceed to worship thereby to make harmful.—Mr. Berner Mt. Hardy's Health. Mr. Thomas Hardy. to the great Bret of the members of the P.E.N. Chit of which he is an honorary member. not expected to he well ...

... miles east of Dieppe in foe. No lives were lost on either occasion. [Other fog news In Page 5.) PAY. ONE MINUTE SPEECH. MR. THOMAS HARDY BREAKS SILENCE. ...

... POPULAR UNIFORM EDITION OF THE WORKS OF THOMAS HARDY. In Fortnightly Volumes. With a Map of in rich. Crown Bvo. 3a (xl. each. LATEST AUN TiONS. TWO ON A TOWER. A PAIR OF BLUE EYES. ROME AND REFORM. By T. L. KINIITON OLIPHANT, of Ballot l'ollego. In 2 ...

... PRINTERS' PIE costsiss costribatioss ►y OUIDA SARAH GRAND M. E. BRADDON KATHARINE TYNAN DUKE OF ARGYLL ALFRED AUSTIN THOMAS HARDY J. K. JEROME WM. LE OUEUX 0. R. SIMS F L-HYNE PETT RIDGE C. DANA GIBSON ANDREW LANG AUSTIN DOBSON sad essay others. a queer ...

... CREDITOIIB. Ia the matter of DAVID DUNLOP sad THOMAS HA,:DY. bran of the city ad Throats. In the County of fork. griming under tie aura, style, and nrm of Deatoo k Hardy, as grander*. etc.. and Thomas Hardy. boot and shoe Tlis7lnsol vents have made ac ...

... maintenance of a school of iesthetice. A fund has already been constituted for a chair of English Literature to be called The Thomas Hardy Chair. ...

... The Works of Living Nov•llsts. Among living novelists, Mr. George Meredith is most appreciated in Dundee, and Thomas Hardy tanks next. William Black has waned, so has lieorge MacDonald, Mrs. Oliphant, James Payn, Ivalter Scum, Bret I larte, Mark Twain ...