... coloured plate of April novelties accompanying these. The Corral/1 for April opens with • lyric of great charm from the pen of Thomas Hardy. The onstonsary instalment of Anthony Hope's Intrusions of Peggy' is followed by second article in the series entitled ...

... The:betty, Charles Dickens, Mendelathbo Victor Huge, Goethe , Alfred Tennyson, Robert Browoing, Charles Kingsley. John Raskin, Thomas Hardy, and Rodyerd Kipling. ' The Diplomacy of the Sultan,' by His Exoellenay Chad° Mijatoviob, is an aooouot of the diplomatic ...

... Montgomery, run 0ut, J. Pender, c Thomas, b Hardy, 4 R. Oliver, c Pelly, Thomas, „14 A. Turnbull, o Pelly. Thomas 0 A. Leyden, 1 b Thomas, — 1 T. M'Bain, run out,. A. Scott, b Hardy, -14 W. Beaty, b ...

... than of tears in Barrie's work, and our old world had need of honest laughter. This present year had taken from us Thomas Hardy. Hardy, like Shakespeare. Barrie, Burns Dickens, and Scott, hut unlike Milton and Victor Hugo, was lord alike of tears and ...

... interview with Miss Sheila Kaye•Sniith. who pointedly expresses her opinions on a number of interesting subjects, including Thomas Hardy, novel reading versus play-going, the tyranny of the party system, the commercialisation of the film, the advantages of ...

... Rowland Millar; 2, Joan Howieson; 3, Robert Dalgleish; 4, John Duncan; 5, Lockey Campbell. Class 11.-1, Meanie Anderson; 2, Thomas Hardy; 3, Maggie Pattereon; 4, Maisie Kerr. Class 111.-1, Agnes Patterson; 2, Maisie Walker; 3, Jessie Kyle; 4, Ruby Elliot. ...

... Sutcliffe's story 'tin Windy Hill' Sir Clements Markham, K. 0.8., F.A.S., writes on ' Object. of Polar Discovery,' and Mr Thomas Hardy oontributes Memories of Church Restoration,' an address read before the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings ...

... boat-race by ten lengths. TILE TOLL OF THE YEAR. During the past year several notable figures have passed away. On January Ilth Thomas Hardy, the novelist and poet, whose impress ou Eng.ish literature will neser be forgotten, died. Universal sorrow, expressed ...

... Tlf January • Chambers'.' to a notable number. It contains, in addition to a group of int emoting articles, a new poem by Thomas Hardy, England'e most dtotingutohed writer, and a reprint of his Stet published work—' How I built myself a House'—which appeared ...

... Elliot had • swarm at Dovesford last week. In parts of Berwickshire the earliest swarms were on the 6th and 7th of June. Mr Thomas Hardy, coachman. Whitehill, St Boswells, had a strong swarm of bees on 4th June, and two others os the sth. LIGNTING-UP TIMES ...

... PEArY..—On Wssleseolay, in the Police Court, before Bailie Burns, three young hubs, named Robert Spier's, Peter Seism and Thomas Hardy, miliworkers, were found guilty of having committed a breach of the ; peace in Albert Street, and were owntenced to pay ...

... made of the in literature. Some day I shall as article ow authors' (and perhaps )4eanwhile, the waistooat pretties el Mr. Thomas Hardy say be noted. When winter ceases, he pate on made at in the old-lashioned country style. Then, am the weedier blooms be ...