... effect that the views expressed tho petition shall receive careful consideration. MISDIRECTED ZEAL IN CHURCH RESTORATION.—Mr Thomas Hardy contributes (to the 'Cornhill Magazine” for August Memories of Church Restoraton,” an address road before tho Society for ...

... In bis country house Aldoorougb, Suffol 1 -, is accustemed to entertain such men as Sir Walter Mr, George Meiedith, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. f’.arrie, and many others. Is graceful wrter, end specially interested in the popularisation science.- Several of ...

... beginning to delight Charmiade) what I most longed for in the world was a Sheraton bookcase filled with all the works bf Thomas Hardy, Henry James, Joseph Conrad, and Dickens. Also a feather-bed I” “Gracious!” said Charmiade, then laughed. But the sight ...

... task of finding unfrozen water may be a hard one. This is well set forth in two little verses of a most beautiful poem by Thomas Hardy, on the Robin:— When winter frost Makes earth as steel, I search and search But find no meal, And most unhappy Then I ...

... There never was a time when Christians thought lees about than they do cow.—Dux bet. GIANTS OF TO-DAY. We possess in Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. H. 0. Wells. ■ad Sir J. M. Barrie (to name but three) written immensurable 'treater than Dickens or Thaeksray.—Ma ...

... most eager and expectant of all on those body writes epies now, unless it be Mr nights at the week-end which need not be Thomas Hardy, and for readers one would given tie formal study but to the great aoneed to go far to find anyone who could Don of the ...

... 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 ...

... event. of the autumn publishing maeon has been the publication by liesera. Maemillaa 'of a volume of short stories by Mr. Thomas Hardy. The title of 'the volume is A Changed Man, and it mulleins a dozen of what the dimingnished author describes as minor ...

... 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,” ...