... AflTS in my chequeted life; thefr is not one I regari as having been spent more happily. THE GOSPEL OF THOMA.S HARDY. And now, what is the gospel. of Thomas Htaudy? Do not expect me to embody in the ocuelduding parngntph of a shoot a6cle a theme whichl within ...

... well not to show ourselves jealous of Russian aggrandisement. Bishop Ellicott has, I understand, been coached by Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy with respect to the MS. of the Athanasian Creed now in the British Museum. This eminent archuolo&:st assigns to this ...

... the Salford Baths, New Blackfriare. sereef, on Monday, Mr. J. R. Gordon in the chair.- In the course of an address Mr. Thomas Hardy said the public house wes the demoraliser and destroyer of the people. To ?? about - compensating men whso were engaged ...

... charge. - A COLLIPRY PROPRIEToR. DEFRAUDING A In RAisLWAY COVEPANY.-On Monday, at the Magistrates' h; Courthouse, Dewsbury, Thomas Hardy Jackson, of 1e, Liveredge, near Bradford, colliery proprietor, and one of of the largest shareholders in the Lancashire ...

... George Tihomson. bolousb coroner, held at inquiry at the Oldhame Town Ifall into thie circuuistamibes attending the death of Thomas Hardy, vho on Thursday morniteg died at his reyi- tlence frons the effects of poisonl Thle Coroner, in addressing the jury, said ...

... a foregone conclusion in favour of the bonnta ! Probably the select few Xill have the self- den tal 311 to themselves. Thomas Hardy representsone of hiscleverestheroines as creating a new departure as a society entertainer by anpearing as a racontesuse ...

... Cliief. Mr. T. Pearson, of ! Nateby, Lancashire, is third in the class for stallions foaled in 1891 with Shire Standard. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of There 1-fall Farm. Knuts- ford, is anotherI local prize winner, being second in the Celss for fillies foaled in 1890 ...

... can give us a, worthy guesssor to Little Lord Fauntleroy her new work will he very welc.meo. . It is stated that Mr. Thomas Hardy is needitating the dramatisvation of his Tess of tie DUrbervilles, . with a view to the emboidiment of his unhapapy ...

... refreshment, which was suplied s by M'Craith's wife. Mr. Byrne opposed the applica- eV tion, and called as witnesses 'Mr. Thomas Hardy, of 'LE the Weslevan Band of Hope aud Temperance Union, il and Mr. .John Broxap. Mr. Broxap objected to the |re renewaL ...

... by taking out a pane of glass from the kitchen Porte window, and the clothing bad been taken away. A per. rema son named Thomas Hardy saw the prisoners standing depu near the premises on Saturday night. On Monday lust, varic the prisoners were apprebended ...

... Right Hon. John Thomas Bal, LLD, Q.C, M.P.; Sir Edwin Landseer, RA.; SrWilliam George Armstrong, C.B.; Sir Francis Grant,President of th Academy; Sir James Alderson, M. D.,Peintfth Royal College of Physicians; Sir Thomas Dnifus Hardy Deputy Keeper of ...

... 465; Henry Tarner (L), calico printer, 459. i St. Thomas's ward . ' William Harrilson (L), hat manu z facturer, 879; *jamee Needham (C), spirit merchant, z 834.; John Marshall ?? builder, o808; Thomas Feara f(); brewer, 815. Heaton*Norris ward: John M'Olnre ...