... After being unconscious for many hours, she passed away peacefully early on Wednesday morning. A daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, surgeon-dentist in Edinburgh, Miss -lardy, during the last twelve years or more, was a prolific writer of stories illustrative ...

... onsideration of the letter was, after some discus' re adjourned. Lord Radstock, after alluding to the -d '!Orit death of Sir Thomas Hardy, one of the vice-pre- a si1t of the society, moved that Admiral Sir Graham 'il dare be appointed to fill 'the vacant rinailon; ...

... character. Let us not pursue the Subject. It is at once painful aiid trivial. tI d C e A NOVELIST APPOINTED A MAGISTRATE. r Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been added to the commission of b dI the peace for Dorset. He sat at the quarter sessions at Dorchestera ...

... Mallard, Sampson Edwards, William Henry Martin, Stewart Nssh Inglis, Thomas Hardy, William Forsyth Smith, William Mansell, Conway Richard Dobbs, John Szptimus Roe, Thomas Richmond, Thomas Richard Framp- toD, Charles Wyndham Rawdon, James Liddell, Leven C ...

... ng. A richly-deserved compliment has been paid to Mr. Thomas Hardy by his election to fill the place on the council of the Society of Authors vacated by the death of Mr. Wilkie Collins. Mr. Hardy is not well- known in London, for he spends most of his ...

... steel with a lathe, when a sdenl flewrin his eye, badly cuttingthe pupil. aeg ico attended to at Poplar hospital. Yesterday Thomas Hardy, aged 23, a labourer, w 4,3, Rsopemakers'4feld5, Limehouse, employed st th dry docks, elether's wharf, was taken to the ...

... useful. Mr. H. D. Traill enters a little-trodden field of satire and allegory in his paper on the Doom of the Muses. Mr. Thomas Hardy and M. Alphonse Daudet contribute the fiction, andl Mr. Swinburne the verse. One of the Forty we note is finished. ...

... intends to give four productions during the next three umonthis. They are: The Three Wayfarers, it legendtiry trifle, by Thomas Hardy; Macaire, a farce, by W B. Henley and B. L. Stevenson; Captain Brassbound's Conversion, an adventure in three acts ...

... to ignore the fact that we have already a brilliant literature in what is known as Dorsetshire dialect-the literature of Thomas Hardy, ot Barnes, of Walter Raymond. It is rather hard that-one should be accused of making a story unintelligible the moment ...

... a weapon wrhich could fire five times while the British Marines and small-arm men fired once, it is pro- bable that Sir Thomas Hardy never would have been a Lord of the Admiralty, and bloody Trafalgar, ifs victory, would have been much more dearly bought ...

... to the little platform which was erected at the top of the ship, and under the Vernon's head. Here, too, we noticed Sir Thomas Hardy, Captain Elliott, Serretary to the Admiralty, Admiral Dandas, and Sir Edward Cudrington. Mr. Brunell, the engineer, and ...

... understand, is agent for them, declines to undertake to supply one at less than three months' notice. HERBElrT MAMNYELI. Mr. Thomas Hardy contributes a special preface to the new edition of Under the Greenwood Tree (Osgood, Mellvaine, and Co.). I-le dwells ...