... honiour upon tlse town. ath of THOMAS HARDY, Eiq., of Bick Gatei said, he believed usce ih thsere was no one in thlst meeting so well aceyainted witle Dr. to Taylor's qualifirsitiorseas himself. For ten) years, he (Mr. Hardy,) Thad been connected wills one ...

... dis- charged. .A ROTHWELL POLICE-CONSTABLE CHARGED wrra ASa&uLT.-At the Wakefield Borough Policeeaouxt yesterday, William Thomas Hardy, a West Riding police. constable atationei at Rothwell, was uimoned for assaulting Mr. James Davis, boot and Shoe dealesr ...

... School, n-ho had Codhenred £29 lbs. ldi; the senonidj Mice Winifred 'Mary MX'eidrum. of ILCOeles. £64 -Xe and the third. Thomas As-tbnr Hardy. of Slv'ffiold. Lii Mr. 'K. 'i. ldoarsle's- ci Ripeon. had s -at LitO t'wards9 thev collEotioja. wills-i '_it. S'ores ...

... stories. Bret Harte contributes a ,Their Unnde from Califorzua, Q, The Hunted r Dragoon, with many strong sttions; Thomas I Hardy The Son's Veto, and :. M. Bame The I Inconsiderate Waiter, charaterised by net a little humour. The drawings are nUrous ...

... elderly mau named Thomas Hardy, formerly well known as the landlord of the Normanton Iuu, appeared in custody upon a charge of stealing four horses and two beasts, together of the value of £130, on Seutemiber 16th, the property of Joseph Hardy, his brother ...

... impression upon the town which would be bene- ficial to tens of thousands of ?? meeting was afterwards addressed by Mr. Thomas Hardy, Liverpool, and Mr. F. Sykes, agent of the British Temperance League, Hluddersileld. Yesterday it was arranged that special ...

... represented by Sir Francis Knollys. the Printe of Wales by Lord Churchill, the Duke of York hb' the lion. Dore- Keppel. -Mr. Thomas Hardy-. the noveli.t, anrd nutnerous country folk wvere also present. tThe 3-ev. 3. t. Buebridge. Vicar of 3Moreton, performed ...

... invitation are Sir Edwin Arnold, the Dean of Westminster, Mr. Frrode, Archdeacon Parrar, r. Rider Haggard, Max O'Rell, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Mr. Charles Dickens, son of the great novelst~The;,messngeare, as might be expected, eouched ia gallant and complimentary ...

... Society has been celebrated this week. On Sunday even- ing, the Rev. R. Hardy, Queensbury, preached the annual sermon in the Halifax Temperance-hail. The following evening, Mr. Thos. Hardy, temperance agent, lectured on The Race of Life. Yesterday afternoon ...

... study, the following is a list :-William Hardy, Thomas Parker, M1argaret Sturgeon, Margaret Selby. A. MI. Carr, HenryWalker, Joseph Atteron, A. B. Hasis; William Bunrows, William, Walker; whilst Charles Cane, Thomas Townsley, A. Bradbury, and C. Gilbert ...

... Thomnsonh Marshall: rice- president, isr. G. Sanderson; treasurer, Mr. A. Cockshott; committee, Messrs. J. Hardy, J. Charlesisortb. Thomas Lee, F. Hardy, and Arthur Denison. TnE TDCAASTER VICARACE.-We learn that the committee have agreed to restore the Tadcaster ...

... the fatal blow to the man who shot Lord Nelson, and this fact was shortly after the action confirmed by his Captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, who sent for him into the ward-room and in the presence of the officers congratulated him upon having avenged the death ...