... who have the power to seek occasions like that presented by the funeral of THOMAS HARDY, to correct the national failing. The occaion is certainly a striking one-THOMAS HARDY dies not only a poor man but having been indebted for his means of sub- sistence ...

... thle King's Stairs, and' there Sir Thomas Williams anid Sir Frederick Maitlatid, with their respective Officers, stood waiting to receive the Royal Visitors. They were accompanied by Sir Tames Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. In the mean time a message from ...

... Swinburne, A Swimmer's Dream.. Candour in English Fiction is dealt with by Walter Besant, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Thomas Hardy. Viscount Wolmer makes some suggestions on how to get the Tithes Bill through Parliament- and another political article ...

... TICF-ADliRHAL SIR ALEXANDER COC'IRANXE ' has transusitted a letter from Rear-Adtniral ilothani, jiclosing one from Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, of his T1ijesty's ship Ranilliecs, dated off Stoninlgton, the ?? Augist, giving an account of an attack made upon that ...

... banns le the poor ?? fepie. ?? - that criminally these s:- directed an acquittal. ½' ?? nerv hcartlks fellow a.Z: l 1a- Thomas Hardy, 4- Sear, 1., - three mtoiths' hard labr .- -_ perty of Henry ohoiid, a: Ma-Z,- Aprl. James Joner. alias DaNi':- sentenced ...

... BULLOCK HALL CAINE ROBERT W. CHAMBERS Miss MARIE CORELLI F. MARION CRAWFORD Mrs. ANDREW DEAN AUSTIN DOBSON GEORGE GISSING THOMAS HARDY E. W. HORNUNG JEROME K. JEROME SIDNEY J. LOW MAARTEN MAARTENS A. E. W. MASON F. FRANKFORT MOORE E. NESBIT W. E. NORRIS ...

... compel. that revision of the Spainish constitution, which not oaly d Spain itself, but all Europe demands. .. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy liad o Friday a very ' long confereoce with the Board of Adamiralt; relative si to his combniand in South Anierica. The ...

... means to attain their ends.-O Peitug uez, July 20. LISBON, JULY 21.-The experimental squadron, tander the commatiul of Sir Thomas Hardy, arrived here en Thursday mo 'ning. It is said they have sealed orders for their farther destination, and will, perhaps ...

... Jeneiro. state that Sir Thomas Hardy, during his late 'v~isit to the former port, las completely removed 'tl'eill-will which had arisen in consequence of the ilispute with Capt. Willes, of his M~ajesty's ship Brazen: 'When Sir Thom'as Hardy arrived in the River ...

... would read The Monks of Thelema, byi Mr. Walter Besant, and, having done that, would peruse certain writings of Mr. Thomas Hardy, he would not only improve his temper, but see that the difficulties of the village lie not with the coercion of the ...

... the well-knove writer who used the signature of Q. had done .n delineating the characteristics of Cornwall, Eand Air. Thomas Hardy had dope in placing before us life in Wessex, and he considered the addition of work of that kind to Weish literature would ...

... slightly grey; moustache dark brown. Had white handkerchief, besring name of Thomas Hardy, and a member's card of the 5 -Surrey Cricket Club, with holder's name, Thomas c Hardy. A Leeds correspondent telegraphs that as the Midland c train was due at ...