... memorial, which take the form of three-light stained glass window, and .sculptneed tablet. The committee, which includes -Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Kipling. Mr. Hull Caine, and Mr. W. Blackwood, have placed the sculpture part of the memorial in the iiapa.s Mr. Hems ...

... but, besides these, there will be found one story of a tragic order, which Mrs. Henniker wrote in collaboration with Mr. Thomas Hardy. This is called The Spectre of the Heal, and has already appeared in Mr. Jerome's Dooular weekly. ...

... Messrs. Marion Crawford, Henry James, and Walter Besant will each try their look with a play, and it is rumoured that Mr. Thomas Hardy, after one more long story as yet in the making, will devote himself entirely to writing for the stage. Meanwhile, somewhat ...

... Baring-Gould are doing the same. The only novelists Mr. Macnamara could call mind who are generally sympathetic to teachers are Thomas Hardy and “ lan Maclaren.’' This attitude has tended to keep down the status of teachers. Besides, English people have no great ...

... couple of your cigars, governor!— it’ll never smoke again!” Mr. Thomas Hardy is writing a serial story for Macmillan's Magazine. It will probably run through the year, and be known as a Hardy Annual” A Mkdical Opinion.—Eminent Physician I feel very queer ...

... will include talks with President Harrison. Mark Twain, Russell Lowell. Oliver Wendell Holmes, D Howells, J. A. Kroude, Thomas Hardy, Cardinal Manning, See. The hook, for which Mr. Ora.nl Allen has written smart preface, is the first of its kind, will ...

... Lyall third. Mrs. Henry Wood is great demand, and others whose books are sought after are Wilkie Collins, Dumas, and Zola. Thomas Hardy** “Under the Greenwood Tree*' was once left a prisoner’s cell when he was out. When the prisoner returned placed the book ...

... end of the list. But nowadays they go the other way about That book, which is now last, and that which was last is first Thomas Hardy, for instance, was few years ago advertised in new editions the author of A pair of Blue Far from Madding Crowd and ao ...

... IX THE CHIMNEY CORNER. In the “Pall Mall” Christmas number Thomas J. Hardy discourses upon the delights of the ingle nook. For choice, however, he says, give me a night such as this, when “the winds begin to rise, and the last red leaf is whirl’d “to ...

... settled Herts.* Mr. Thomas Hardy belongs Dorset family, which has not. apparently, encouraged foreign alliances, although the Hardys at remote periodate believed to have been a French family who emigrated from Jersey. Of Mr. Hardy’s four grand*parents ...

... and Newcastle Cripples’ Guild. The list of fortyfive contributors —all well-known writer—-includes “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 ...

... soldiers Russia and Japan alike to leave off fighting. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has pithy comment on the veteran reformer s effusion, which has deservedly attracted very considerable attention. Mr. Hardy says (also the Times”) : 1 should like to be allowed ...