... retta, he. Mr. Thomas Hardy also serves on romittee. the numerous magazines and papers that try for is a new venture of Mr. Marshall, of the School of Cookery, in Mortimer-street, called The Table. The bill of fare of the first number very good,—• tariff ...

... the protest against the Royal Buckhounds are the Archbishop of Canterbury, Mr. Herbert Spencer. Mr. Osorge Meredith, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and a long list of well-known persons, whose names, together with other iefortnation on the sobject, are published by ...

... discharged on promising to return to the Work. house at once. For allowing their dogs to be at Large collarless Thomas Burford, Dora Hardy, and Helen Newton were fined is. each. Pitch and toss alleges to have been played on Sunday last in All Saints'-road ...

... Treasury, fur the general expenditure, he was nut prepared us accede to it. Sir George Cockburn, Sir Charles Adair., and Sir Thomas Hardy bed, about two years ago, reported strongly against the auppmerl advantages of a retired list;' and, fortified by such ...

... authors know how to appreciate that quality. Royalty Lettered will cantata two historical portraits, and will be dedicated to Thomas Hardy, the novelist. The Court of the Merry Monareh preionts a study in every way suitable to Mr. Molloy's vivid pen; and we ...

... • Castaway of the South, by Gilbert Parker (illustrated by C. J. Staniland, R. 1.), and On the Western Circuit, by Thomas Hardy (illustrated by Walter Paget), are very readable stories. Sir Samuel Baker discourses on Tigers and Tigerbunting with an ...

... statement that all the modern minor poets were agnostics ; while all the major poets of our time—Meredith. Swinburne. Thomas Hardy. and Watson—were humanists. In England (continued the lecturer) we applied very different standards to things mechanical ...

... monument, lies William Blake, the eccentric painter and poet ; Ritson, the antiquary, sleeps there in an unmarked grave • Thomas Hardy and Home Tooke rest from their troubled labours for Reform under • monument which celebrates their sacrifices, and Stodhart ...

... novelists, and then to take a course of them. In this way, I did Stevenson (nearly all). following R.L.S. up with Thomas Hardy. and Thomas Hardy proved so irresistible that, except his poems, I may be said to know him. Of Meredith three or four : of Zola ...

... Ampney Croon Thomas \Volker, Compton Abdale William Line, Compton Casey Thomas Dancer, Withington Charles Cook, Taddiugton W. Walker, Howling Richard Comely, Nutgrove Thomas Hardy. jun , Hempen George Hanka, Naunton F. J. Comely, Condwote ...

... the fancy and imagination than Elia knew. After piling up the evidenceagainst Mrs. Battle—with the aid of Shakespeare, Thomas Hardy. and Owen Meredith—the writer asks, what game of the merely slate-and-pencil order could generate enthusiasm to ¨aut ...

... solitude. Juaeph Barry, aged 26. and Thomas Hardy, aged 30, charged with stealing three fowls at Stavel ton. the property of William lane ; the first-named primmer was sentenced to five months' hard lals..ur, acid Hardy was setpiiiied. Henry Cotterall, aged ...