... North-Eastern Railway Without having paid her fare. . NELSON RELICS SALE.—The telescope given by Lady Hamilton and Captain Thomas Mastecman Hardy to. Nelson, and used by him at the Battle of Trafalgar, was sold at Christie’s, London, on Monday for guineas. It ...

... ahekeipeereep Lecturer lor vi.o Northern end Em* Anglian Educate Autiioritiea. OF DK QUINCY, Admitting the fact that Thomas n« Quincy what Thomas Hardy calls the Immortals/’ the student of liu . turo will seek to find whnt are the chan,, terietic traits his that ...

... all to live decently and in com* fort. At the close, Shin well was accorded very hearty vote ol thanks. HARD ON THOMAS HARDY.—Mr Thoms! Hardy, the novelist, who is not afraid of a good story against himself, tells of amusing incident dinner party attended ...

... ” by Thomas A, Janvier, is a racy sketch “good old times when privateering was a danger to onr merchant ships, and occupation that gave scope to the most daring and adventurous spirits. The continued story, “Htart’s Insurgents,” by Thomas Hardy, deepens ...

... are-—Tae Ascending Magdalen,’ poem, by Minnie O. Smith ; “ Fame’s Little Day,” story, Sarah Orne Jewett; “Heart’s Insurgents,” Thomas Hardy “ A Singer Awaitiog Answer,” poem, by Margneite Merington; Like the Good God,” poem, by Wilcox; “An Every-Day Affair,” ...

... Verne, W . Jacobs, Guy Boothby, Captain Marryat, Charles Reado, Mrs Walton, Clark Russell, Fergus Hume, R. D. Blackmore, Thomas Hardy, Smollett, Grant Allen, Max Pemberton, and many others. Practical and other books taken out were Architecture for Amateurs ...

... Marie Corelli, who expose society evils, to Mrs Humphrey Ward, to Hall Caino, Charles Kmgeley, Thackeray. Mark Rutherford, Thomas Hardy. George Meredith, George Macdonald, and others the class who write to emphasise the good evil in certain phase© of life ...

... eminent artists. Many other interesting articles are contained in the number. There is continuation of the serial tale bv Thomas Hardy “ Hearts Insurgent,” and fiction is further represented by some ably-written short tides and sketches. Cat sell's Family ...

... Nat Gould’s stories. They were the only examples of ephemeral fiction he had on his shelves. classics, from Fielding to Thomas Hardy, along with his favourite Ruskin, were more to Gerald’s taste than Marie Corelli, Ethel M. Dell, and company. Nat Gould’s ...

... to tile Kiviera to fulfil his engagement*. Aberdeen Oniversitv Senate proposes offer Hie degree of Doctor of Laws to Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist. For £BOD Mr. J. Fierpont Moresnhas bought the manuscript of Or, Oliver Wendell Holmes’s “Autocrat of the ...

... returned his and recalled the unvarying harmeny in which permitted work so long with Ids brethren. THE LATE MR THOMAS tlu* of Mr Thomas Nimino, Crntgion, Linlithgow, well-known member of the local farming commiumy has been removed. After somewhat protracted ...

... CARRIED BY HARDY IN HIS . j POCKET The second volume referred to is an 1865 edition of Shelley’s “Queen Kab. and other Poems,” signed on the halftitle T. Hardy, 16 Wcstbourne Park Villas, 1866, and Barrie’s note; “In his early days when he (Hardy) was In ...