... and Mr. Francis M'Cormick (L), Deansgate, Provision merchant. Bradford Ward: Mr. Thomas fllagee (C). Heaton, brewer; and Mr. Ralph Ford (L), gentleman. Derby Ward! Mr. Thomas barlow Tong (C), Blackshaw-lano, brewer; and Mr. ? SP. (L), Gilnow Park, pawnbroker ...

... Councillor THOMPSON will preside. Speakers: Archibald Bow, Esq., Edward Esq.. Rev W. B. Affleck, Rev. A Stein thai, Mr. Thomas Hardy. W. Greeson, Ac. As. Admiation free. Collection to defray expenses. QUEEN'S THEATRE. THIS EVENING, \oli Mr. THE FACTORY ...

... an adventure in the Valleys of the Waldenses; a clever serial story, called ‘‘ The Trumpet Major,”’ b tributions. y Mr, Thomas Hardy ; aud other con- ** Our Own Country,”’ oneof Messrs. Cassell’s monthly issues, is this month especially in- teresting to ...

... Mr. Ruskin is still with us, but his inspiring voice is seldom heard. In fiction, the old masters, George Meredith and Thomas Hardy, have placed bat little to their tame, and Mr. Robert Louis Stevenson's Weir of Hermiston and Mr. Walter Pater's Gaston ...

... Victoria to Winnipeg ; the first part of an essay on the influence of art in daily life ; and two serial stones, one Mr. Thomas Hardy, and the other by Jean Ingelow. The Sunday Magazine gives a capital description of the natural beauties to be seen on the ...

... J. C. Braadhent, Toothill Hail, near Thomas Dixon, Dalton Old Hall. Burton, Westmoreland ; 3, Hubert M. Wil«on, The Hermitatre. Holmes Chapel. Filly or gelding, two 3 0ld: 1, B.Wilkinson, Blith Spita!, 2, Thomas Dixon, Old Hall, Burton ; 3, E. Howard ...

... The second article is on Coltnre and Anarchy, in which the writer reviews three popular works by J. H. Short - house, Thomas Hardy, and Mrs. Humphrey Ward. In ' Apology for Islam, the writer, referring to the last years Mahomet's life, says the net ...

... resumed. Mr. Cromptonand Mr. Leresche-wero for j ''aintiff; Mr. Shee and Mr. Mattinson forthe defents - The plaintiff, Thomas Hardy, cab proprietor, and residing at Grassmere, Westmorland, was some YeV ago committed for trial at the Kendal Sessions charge ...

... them breathe only of himself. A new novel by Thomas Hardy, entitled Tbe Woodlanders, is begun in thia month's Macmillan. The story the opening chapters is located in the West of England, which Mr. Hardy has already made familiar to in former works, ...

... Bristol, was elected by nomination the place of Thomas Hardy, who has been four years a supernumerary; the Rev. Edwin H. TindaLL, of Manchester, senior chapel secretary, was elected nomination in place of Thomas —- the & 'I, Thompson, seniority ; the j O j ...

... charch called Christ Church, Walmsley, Bolton. His lordship also licensed the following ntipendiary curates: Ihe Rev. Thomas John Hardy, cierk, 8.A., to St. Alban's, Rochdale; and the Rev. Henry John Smaia, cierk, M.A., St. Benedict's, Ardwick. St. Mary's ...

... the D'Urbervilles pure woman faithfully presented. By Thomas Hardy. three volumes. London •. Osgood, M'Bvaine, and Co. 1891. This masterly and moving tale is in all respects worthy of Mr. Thomas Hardy's high reputation as a writer. It deals boldly and plainly ...