... cause. GCenr;l S-oXn Martin ?? them battle on their march, which they ?? Daunitloss had arrivedt at Lima for specie. Sir Thomas Hardy was at Valparaiso, i u the Creole; Superb at Callao; Conway at Concep- tion; Blossom and Alacrity on passage round Cape ...

... Kyle. There are ?? Thomas Hardy, T. Bailey Alddich, ard0t' and the issue is as usual Well ?? and white. ?? The Sketch publishes a g0cd Chu number, capital esawples of arti ' £ being contributed by Phil May Tom ere ' Dudiey Hardy, and Louis Wain eb'ark ...

... The Art of Thomas Hardy, because it is as impossible to read it at a stretch-although it contains less than three hundred pages of large type-as it is to swallow a jar of honey at a gulp. If the perusal has not convinced me I that Mr Hardy is the modern ...

... treason ; fortunately for the country, the false evidence of the miscreant spies failed them, and after a nine days’ trial of Thomas Hardy, a seven days’ trial of John Horne Tooke, and a live days’ trial of John Tbelwall, all of whom were acquitted, they abandoned ...

... D. King, sailed frormf - Plymouth, with tlte G0th fiflde Regiment. On Wednesday n the Wellesley, 74, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Al. Hardy, - Bart , K. C. B. Capt. Falcon, sailed hence, with the 2d n Battalion of the Sd Regt. of Guards, and was joined ofF' ...

... Mdr Jolbs Anderson tied A t tO with odds for the first onrce; the third was wron by Air D4sid Weighton, 34 with odds. MAr Thomas Hardy end Mir I. Ha. Tawos tied at 25 with odds for the fourth: and Dr W. Loawson (2 under scratch), Mr W. Lawson. and M r John ...

... NOTES FROB TBl ATHB.N.EUM.-Mr Long - fellow's ne' volume is to be called The Masqne of Pandora; and Other Poems.-Mr Thomas Hardy, . author of Far from the Madding Crowds &ca, will appear in- a new character in-- the Gentlemen's -Afgazine for November ...

... CoLins 346, WV. Black 329, 1U. Bscant 239, Miss Braddon 105, James Payn g0, B. D. Blacksmore 79, Ouida 29, Mrs Oliphant 2t, Thomas Hardy 20, Hugh Con. wayand J. H. Shortlsouse 15, G. Macdonald 10, George Meredith, Yates, and Mrs H. Wood 9, J, M'Carthy S. Hawley ...

... literature; men n-ere turning away-in disgust r I from so ealld realistic hooks whir-h dealt in filt. i 1 The pessimism of Thomas Hardy and Rud card e! Kiplihg were losing their ch-srm, 'r Tilby was| aj for-otten after a few months of prurient niadness ...

... ?? the notabilities present were Mr George I Ileredith, -Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr George *Augustus Sala, Mr Austin Dobson, Professor IBonuer, Mr Grant Allen, Mr Rider -Haggard, Mvir M.Ioy Thomas, Sir Frederick Pellock. Mr Holmsan Hunt, Dr Richard 1Garnett ...

... represented by Sir ,i3ancis Knollys, thlo Prince of Wales by Lord . Cnurclill, and the Dtuke of York by the Hon. Derek Reppel. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, 'and numerous county-folk were also present. - THE KAISER'S VISIT TO COWES. The Press Association Cowes ...

... Archibald Alisoni at 2s 6d apiece ; Capt. Basil Hall, Sir Arthur Helps, and J. Payne Collier at 2s each; T'nomas Campbell, Thomas Hardy, author of Ear from the Madding Crowd; Mac. pberson of Ossian fame, and James Maidinent at Is 6d each; while at the lowest ...