... which is to take the form of • three-light stained glass window, and a sculptured tablet. The committee, which includes Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Rudyard Kipling, Mr. Hall Caine, and Mr. W. Blackwood, have placed the sculpture part of the memorial in the hands ...

... takiiig a distinguished degree. He first attracted the attention of the literary world by his remarkable study of the Art of Thomas Hardy, a book distinguished at once in its style and matter, and a perfect mine of knowledge and erudition. The distinction ...

... but, besides these, there will be found one story of a tragic order, which Mrs. Henniker wrote in collaboration with Mr. Thomas Hardy. This is called The Spectre of the Heal, and has already appeared in It , Jorrome's popular weekly. ...

... CONCERNING GHOSTS. real conversation is recorded in the Pa 7 Mali Jlciya:ine between Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. William Archer on the subject of ghosts. When Mr. Hardy a young man, it appears, he would willingly have given ten years of his life to sees authentic ...

... are doing the same. The only novelists Mr. Macnamara could call to mind who are generally sympathetic to teachers are Thomas Hardy and len Maclaren. This attitude has tended to keep down the status of teachers. Besides, English people have no great ...

... and Co., Bell Brothers, Fox, Head, and Co., Edward Williams, W. R. H. Hopkins, E. Watteau, H. G. Reid, W. Wilkinson, aud Thomas Hardy. The following is a translation of a letter received from the Mayor of Bordeaux : [TRIXBLATION.I To the President of the ...

... latency as conitadistly as though it had oaly left tbe place an boor before. THOMAS HARDY AND THE PRINCE OF WALES. H. Thomson, writing in the New York lodepeassi about Mr. Hardy's house at Dorchester, tells the following story, which is said to be substantially ...

... Nelson. It fell from his pocket as he lay dying in the cockpit of the Victory, and was picked up by the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, his flag captain. A water-colour drawing of the celebrated signal flag, England expects every man to do his duty, is ...

... branches. SOLICITORS. THOMAS W. HARDY, Esq., 5, St. Jamea'-square, Manchester. Messrs BREWSTER and STUBBS, Bridge-street West, Middlesbrough. BROKERS. JOHN JONES, Esq., Royal Exchange, Middles- brongb. Messrs WHITEHEAD and THOMAS, 30, Crossstreet, Manchester ...

... recognising his services by the presentation of a testimonial. The committee consists of Mr. Holman Hunt, Mr. Edmund Clow, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. W. H. Pollock, Mr. J. M. Barrie, Mr. A. G. Ross, and Mr. 8. 8. Sprigg, with Mr. Edward Clodd as secretary. It is suggested ...

... h, and its branches. THOMAS W. HARDY, Esq., 5, St. Jamele-square, Mineheeter. Messrs BREWSTER and STUBBS, Bridge-street West, Middlesbrough. BROKERS. JOHN JONES, Esq., Royal Exchange, Middles- brongh. Me-Ars WHITEHEAD and THOMAS, 30, Crossetreet, Manchester ...

... where one began and the other ended, is the descriptioa of it in the novelist's autobiography._ _ The complaint of Mr. Thomas Hardy that a novel by him, which thew who are to produoe it describe sa new, is one that appeared obs surely 1.1.1 years ago ...