... which is going the round of the clubs. Mr. Thomas Hardy met one of the Hoyal family not in the direct line to the throne at dinner the other night. Oh, said his Highness. I'm so glad to meet you, Mr. Hardy, I enjoy your books so much. I've just finished ...

... plot and hurried and constant change of scene. It is true that we have still aaiong us great novelists in George Meredith, Thomas Hardy, and Walter Besant. But their measure of success is as nothing compared to that of the author of the Mystery of the Hansom ...

... KEIR HARDIE AT I SWANSEA. GREAT MEKONG AT THE D (ILL HALL. ADDRESS ON LABOUR PROBLEMS. Last (Tuesday) evening a mass meeting of workmen of the town and dislrict was held at the Albert Holl, Swansea, to listen to an address from Keir Hardie, M.P. Mr. F ...

... afternoon the condemned aan Thomas was again visited by several of his relatives, among whom was his own brother. It is probable that Thomas will this (Saturday) morning be visited by his aged father. Up to the present Thomas has shown close attention to ...

... was the best FIINT SIR- Hardy has treated us to. Miss Theresa Osborne's Rosalind was pretty, pleasing, and graceful, and Mr. Hardy s acting as thj melancholy Osborne's Rosalind was pretty, pleasing, and graceful, and Mr. Hardy s acting as thj melancholy ...

... said that Thomas John came to live with her father at the Half-way House, Llansamlet, two years ago.. She remem- bered that her father was hard up, he having been an invalid for six years. He Bold the furni- ture in question to the eon, Thomas John, for ...

... Miss Alice Cicely Potter, daughter ef the Rev. P, Potter, the este rector of Bishopston, to Mr. Frank Arm \>.g- Hardy, second son of Colonel Hardy (' H). Hussars), of Clifton. The hour fixed for tL- ceremony was a quarter past two. Shci K after that time ...

... SWANSEA POLICE CO CRT. THIS DAY. Before Dr. J. G. Hall, Messrs. W. Walters, H. A. Thomas, W. Rosser, and Col. Morgan DRUNKENNESS. Elizabeth Williams, Baptist-court, widow, was fined 5s. and costs for being drunk and disorderly in High-street, on September ...

... entered the House with a supreme self-confidence and a contempt for others that have equalled Mr. Keir Hardie's, and they have found their level. Is Mr. Hardie beginning to find his ? In Hungary, it has been re- PARLIAMENTARY solved to pay all M.P.'s £300 ...

... TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS WOUNDING A POLICEMAN. At the Shropshire Assizes, Thomas Jonef, George Dowaea, James Hall, and Richard^ Wood- bine, were convicted of grievously woanding polioe- aergt. Edwards. They beat the officer with sticks-, and then severely wounded ...

... William Hardy, Blackwood, Mon., late builder, now out of employment first and final dividend 3s, Jd, in the payable at the Official Receiver's, Merthyr Tydfil. NOTICES OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS AND LAST DAY FOR RECEIVING PROOFS. Walter R. Parker and Thomas J. ...

... the discussion of the Home Rule Bill and when the Speaker took the chair there was a fair attendance of members. Mr. Keir Hardie attempted to raise a futile discussion by asking the Home Secretary by whose authority the military and naval forces of the ...