... resraiwed the Them ins so for her from the step she bah sad she would have to her We !DINO THREE ECCLESIASTIC/3' The It., Thomas Hardy. in The Love Affairs Men. gives incidentaily three little-known aneNiotee atr.ut Purity. Manning. and King.ley. Puppy ...

... and when I make the fiddle squeak at the end, every man kip. his pardner under the mistletoe !— Life's Little le.nies. Thomas Hardy. (London* Osgood, Milivaine and Co.l • Tint sMiAtisr eauesGANDA. Illy sleeping room's six foot nine by seven font six ...

... 1! •PGI On Anguet 19th. Jobs Charism Hardy, of Rusli-Isse, London, of Milverdale, Bromley. Kent. aged rot yeSTS. TN MEMORIAM. lIF V.—On Saturday, Auguot 10th, 11 4 64. at Sear- Croydon. after two years' Mr. Thomas Millen. aged 60 years.—•• To is we leave ...

... Tboruine. I() yards rees-1. Borth& Kibbe; 2 Dad C430t0 at syee 1. MAW Hardy NUS Tag-of war W.login Wortley. Kahle Diproo. lOnyarls I A Rassall 2. D Mamma. Wheelharrow rOOO-1. Jones U. 2, Thomas Apr NW of Cl Leviastss Borer !WM. 110 pulls—l. II 0. more Tag-deer—O ...

... Beynon, Rey. C. Green, Rev. J. Harding, Hon. Lady Inglis, Admiral Hon. A. Det.iseu, Right Hon. Sir John Lubbock, M.P., Sir Thomas Parkyns, Bart.. Mrs. Arthur Baker, Mrs. Bartleet, Mrs. Arthur Bray, Mrs. Broxholm, Mrs. Carr, Dr. and Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Carpenter ...

... the Rev. Richard Hardy, aged 73 years. (No cards.) Boons.—On the 13th October, at Glesside, Capers Cope-road. Beckenham, Arthur Henry, 800 of B. Bogen, aged 26. Wetztisovoi.—On the 14th October, Rama Mazy, the dearly-loved wife of Thomas Whittington, of ...

... s of tbs fiess. .1 'Thanes a blind goatloman wishes to sprat with sir.—Author: Tell his can't Si. nte. him: If wars a hardy race. bow about this generation f —fle : • Well, this generatics might hotter bo called • cycling rAce. MATIINOWIAL 'Don't ...

... n or viEss. May be viewed and particulars with con• ditious of sale obtained at the Bell Hotel; of Messrs. Vandercom, Hardy. Otway and Poulton, solicitors. Bush Lane, E.C. ; and of Baxter, Payne, and Lepper, land agents, Bromley and Beckenham, Kent ...

... there is danger of the equal Importance of properly tilling and manuring fruit being overlooked. Lm is a hardy biennial plant of great value, and so hardy as to be scarcely ever injured, even by the severest frosts experienced in this country. It does not ...

... Walter Mitchley, of the same address, were charged with being concerned together in stealing • cigar case, value is., from Thomas Dunn Sankey, of 54, Abervilleroad, Clapham.—After hearing the evidence, the magistrates dismissed the case. AN CANI.-At the ...

... white flowers, and all wore pearl brooches, gifts of the bridegroom. Mr. Thomas Ingram, brother of the bride. groom, acted as beet man. The other groomsmen were the Messrs. Thomas Wilson, Ernest Cooper, Charles Ctlllou, and Claude Harrison.—There were ...

... and MacCunn. Later on in the month Mr. Edward German's new Suite is to be brought forward; while November will see Goring Thomas's posthumous caetata The Swan and the Skylark, Tschail, wskys Spaphony added to the Crystal Pal•.ce repertory. Before Christmas ...