... romance, though plenty of this is to lie beard in North Dorset Just now. The romance I have inmind is that with which Mr. Thomas Hardy has long delighted the English-speaking world. This Parliamentary division has become rich in literary associations since ...

... Illustration*. 3a. 6d. each. L*o ONALD AND I. g>i [Second Edition. •’ tale of Its kind perfect. “-Bt. James’s Gazette. “Mr. Thomas Hardy did well encourage.’’-Baturdat Review. S. mHE CHAPEL ON THE HILL. [Second Edition. *’Tbe narratltre recall the beat work ...

... EARL ROBERTS. VC. K.C. With 44 Illustrations, ineluding many Portraits, extra crown ovo, €/- THOMAS HARDY. Time', Laughingstock, and other Verses E, THOMAS HARDY. Crow. Kro. 4 « on. “MORNING POST* COLUMN FOR NEW BOOKS & NEW EDITIONS. ...

... cablegram of congratulation signed 40 British authors, including Mr. Rudyard Kipling, Mr. George Meredith, Mr. Andrew Long, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and others. letter was also read from President Roosevelt. ...

... “The Hearth Witch,” by Mrs. Seymour Lucas. In every the number admirable, containing. re it does, a beautiful poem by Mr. Thomas Hardy, stocks Messrs. EL G. Wells, H. B. Marriott Watson, W. B. Norris, S. B. Crockett, pictures by Messrs. Frank Craig, B.L ...

... by the manner in which his health has been received, to be so generally known J but I feel it lo be due, not only to Sir Thomas Hardy, bat to the Service, over the affairs of wiiich I have 3d long had the honour to preside, to take this public opportu- ...

... president, and among the vice-presidents elected were the Karl of llchester, the Bishop of Durham, Lord Alinrton, Mr. Thomas Hardy, r n Parker. Mr. J. - inbume-llanham, who presided at the meeting, was re-elected chairman of committee and Mr. W. Watkins ...

... information on the customs of manors and local history, their elucidation cannot fail to be highly valuable. The aid of Sir Thomas Hardy and the Rev. Canon Jenkins has been associated in the furtherance of this object. The whole contents of the archiepiscopal ...

... outside into the roadway. Twenty of the party were more or less seriously injured, among the worst cases being those of Thomas Hardy, Thomas Rothwell, and John Birkin. Some of the pleasure-seekers had their ribs broken. Medical aid was quickly procured, and ...

... Grammar School, which was founded ia ISM Thomas Hardy, of Meloombe Regis. Tbs name of Thomas Hardy was now owe to conjure with, the father of the founder of that school must have been prophet when named his son Thomas ; must hare had some ...

... sale also includes rare first editions of ’‘orks by modem British writers, among them Lever, Apperley, R. D. Blsckmorc. Thomas Hardy Kipling. Andrew Lang, and remarkable set of firet editions of R. L. Stevenson, comprising 102 volumes or pieces, mostly ...

... R. If. Admiral Sir Francis Laforey . \d.mral I'iik.nore Major- General Maclean \ Admiral Sir Mauby Pow«-r Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy . Admiral Sir Thei--- V-lIHaMM Admiral Sir Henry Moth-no 4 Mnjor-Gcne.i.l Brown Admiral sir Edward Bulli-r % Admiral Scott ...