... also been attended by our (omrades. The first lecture, on Capital and Labour, by a popular temperance lecturer, Mr. Thomas Hardy, ended in that gentleman leaving the discussion and platform, as there seemed to be a very strong element of Socialism ...

... By W. GOD H. FRE Crown Y. Ss. 6d. H TWIXT WOOD AND SEA. By Gomm, 8 vols., csown THOMAS HARDY, M. BARRIE Mrs. OLIPHANT Ikc. STORIES from BLACK AND WHITE. Thoraas Hardy, J . M. Barrie, Mrs. Oliphant, W. E. Norris, W. Clark Russell, rant Allen, Mn Lynn ...

... Ott. LI.I7.ALFITIf GODFREY. 'TWIXT WOOD AND SEA. By E IZABETII 3 v 01.., Cruwn &v. THOMAS HARDY, J. M MRS. OLIPHANT, /kr. STORIES FROM BLACK AND WHITE ! THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARMY., Ms's. W. k.. W . ItossatA, GRANT AI LEN, Mn. I.Y• LYN :ON, and JAMIsf ...

... the other side fell to Mr. Coutts. It is not true that all members for the London constituencies will vote against Mr. Keir Hardie's amendment. Several will probably abstain, and some will even vote for it. Mr. Murray- Macdonald, for instance, will vote ...

... complain of a draught. Dr. Spence Watson, who has been transacting committee work up-stairs, looks in to have a crack with Mr. Thomas Burt and his colleague, Mr. Fenwick, the trio being joined by that Tyneside son of Anak—Mr. Aaron Watson, journalist and novelist ...

... Cavalleria in Berlin amid unbounded enthusiasm. The Rev. W. Garrett Border has accepted a call to Chapek Bradford. Iklr.tieir Hardie, M.P., now wears a suit of blue serge a mo d e de if. Burns. The Right Hon. the Speaker gave his first Parliamentary full-dre ...

... Sirbf.H (Baist!) Hanson, Sir Reginald Palmer, J. D. (Gravesend) Beach, W. W. B. (Hams.) Hardy, Laurence (Kent) Parker, lion. Fran. is Beckett, Ernest William liarc, Thomas Leigh Pearce, Sir William lientinck. W. G. Cavendish Harland, Sir Edward James Pearinn ...

... John Herbert (Flint) Smith, Samuel (Flint) Condon, Thomas Joseph Lewis, Thomas P. (Anglesey) Smith, William (Lan; N.) Conybeare, C. A. Vansittart Little, Shepherd Stape s Thomas Cozens•liardy, H. Hardy Lloyd-George, l)avid Spencer, Hon. C. R. (North- Crawford ...

... genius, but his strength is often violence, and he appears to have a wilful preference for what is ugly. The portrait of Thomas Hardy is admirable, but that of Mr. Stevenson is not the Mr. Stevenson we know--the charm of the face has somehow eiraporated ...

... this very successful No% el. 3s. 6d. A work of remarkable power. It is doubtful if any writer, save George Eliot and Thomas hardy, has ..o ell caught the idiosncrasies of rustic rliaracter. - -6/a.,•,eu , Herald. An honest and satisfactory piece ...

... Farrar, D.D., W. Burdett-Courts, Esq., M.P., and others. • / Samuel Laing, Esq., Chairman, L. B. &S. C. Railway. Treasurer-Sir Thomas Sutherland, K.C.M.(;.. M.P. FINDS URGENTLY NEEDED. Hundreds of honest, thrifty people rendered destitute through no fault ...

... Welsh Veto Bill. The only ab,entees were Mr. Samuel Smith (on account of family bereavement:, Sir iussey Vivian, and Mr. D. A. Thomas, but all three were paired. !le two Conservatives from the Prin:irality, Colonel Morgan and 'Jr. Kenyon, were understood to ...