... En- field ?? Henry Moore, Gowran Rep A Rogers, Parochial House, Ardee Rev Thomas Hardy, P P, Upper Kil- leavy, county Armagh . J Moran, 71 and 72 Lower Gardiner street ?? ?? Thomas O'Reilly, Queanstown, X O'Brien, Celbridge ?? Joseph Smyth, Abbey Hill, ...

... Saturday with five little pieces, all of interesting authorship- Mrs Clifford, Lady Colia Campbell, Mr. WiVn Arthur, MIr Thomas Hardy, and Mr. J M Barrie. I hear that a play by.Mr. Marion Crawford will also be Produced very shortly, -,ud, indeed, it seems ...

... Rev L Byrne, P ;: Rev Hi J Kavenagh, P P; Rev A Gossan, P P; Rev J Ml'arlaus. P P ; Rev Thomas Caflan, P P; Rev F Dev~le, P P; Rev P M'Cauagh P P; Rev Thomas Hardy. Rev P CLrzis, Rev J M-Cirn, Rev E Vooly, P 2; Rev P O'Neill, P P; 1Rov J Patron, P P; Rev ...

... presldd weekly at a meeting of thu Cabinet, and takes an ativ part in its work. Mr Thomas HArdy is staying at Geneva. gad is hot doing any literary work for the moment, Nit Hardy took great psins %while at ZeretatU tgt)-taer the wbereabuts of Mr Cooper, who ...

... decorated for the occasion. His Grace thle - Aichbishop occupied a seat at the head of the 3 table beside the Very Rev Thomas Hardy, the President of the College, on the other side of whom sat the Lord Mayor of. Dublin, the Bishop of Canea; and Monsiguror ...

... ' The Science nf Fiction his three ill- terpreters in thie Aew Jierieie-M PauL Bourget, Mlr. Walter Besant, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, and it goes witbout saying that the countribution of each is clever and entertaining. Exercise and Train- ing, by Sir ...

... other in the heart of rural Wessex. We refer, of course, to Miss Lawless's it Grania and 4 Tess of the D'Urbervilles, by Thomas hardy. However, time may deal with them and to the best critics they have seemed of lthe kind the world would not willingly let ...

... M oloy, D D, D Si Dr Nixon, Vervy Rev P. Carbery, S D Cruise. Rev W Delaty, S J: Mr. P Caren, Q C; Very Rev Thomas Hardy, C -I: ver' Rev Thomas Smoyth, 0 P. Very Rev r Moran, S M; Rev T Finlay, S *) Rev v O'Toole, C S Sp; Rev R Bodki-n, C M. m8 annual ...

... Donnelly, Thomas Hutton, Captain Lindsay, Dr. Kirkpatrick, Joseph Kincaid, Thomas R, Hardy, Charles Doyne, Acheson Lyle, Hon. Charles J. Trencb, Thomas Grog, Anthony Lefroy, Thomas Skilling, Wm. Owen, James Perrin, A. F. Nugent, Philip Reade ...

... Foster, and Figgis, agents for Government publications in Ireland.,. Part I. was issued in the close of 1874, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy ad F H. James, whjo took a warm interest in the wor'k, being then at the head of their respective ?? de. partments, ...

... throne, the Very Rev M Donovan, P P. Blanchardstown, and the VeryRev Fr Danphr, P P. Arklow. The charters were the Rev Thomas Hardy, President, St Vincent's Col. lege, Castleknock; Rev Father O'Sulivau, C MI. Castleknock; Rev Joseph Dunne, Vice. President ...

... Walter Lwrene,6 Denis Lawrence, Peter Paul Daly, J.P.; John Josoph Madden, John Conmor, Stephen J. Cowan, J.P.; Joseph Hardy, Thomas Hynes, &c. On theirar- rival at Garbally they were conducted to the picture gallery, where they were most cordially received ...