... fingers, much as a name Lord Lytton. and M. Victor Hugo, and illustrated serial might do. stories by Mrs. Oliphant, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and M. Tour father's return will not abate what I hare Alpho•ise Daudet. to thy one jot. But my time is shed, is well ...

... Cain, John Leach, Thomas J. Saul, Isaac S. Cooper, and Henry Pechey. Regent Ward—Messrs. F. Arnold, W. Arnold, T. W. Swindell, A. S. Cooper, and F. Fuller. St. George's Ward—Messrs. C. M. Hardy, Thomas Platten, Benjamin Springall, Thomas Green, and John ...

... Mestere. E. W. Worlledge (chairman), J. T. Waters. Tomkins, J. W. B. Johnson, J. liately, Revs. G. Beaman, J. Wi.liatds, C. M. Hardy, and Mrs. Leach. The Inspector's report of the St. George's School was read, and the Chairman called attention and took objection ...

... and Mr. Thomas C. Foreman, the Bath Cottage, near Bath Hotel, Beach. CRICKIT. —TROMPS ASYLUM O. Carr. NORTH'S EL AV EN .—This match was played at Thorpe on Friday last, with the following result : —Capt. !Forth's Eleven : 0. E. Baddelev. c Hardy b Compton ...

... the 29th ult., at St. Nicholas' Church, Great Yarmouth. by the Rev. H. Bellamy, Mr. Thomas Fielding. of Camberwell, to Caroline Simms. the youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Hopwood liardingham, of Great Yarmouth. On the 2nd inst., at St. Nicholas' Church ...

... Thorpe : Goal, T. Weeds; backs, P. Graves and H. Betts; halfbacks, G. Fenn, D. Beag and A. Girling ; forwards, J. Clarke, A. Hardy, J. Francis, H. Read, and G. Htting, junr. ADIATICR MUSICAL SUCIRTY.—We understand that this society have secured the services ...

... 'Town-hell, on Thurelay evening the 21st inst., in aid of the Restoration Fund. The concert will be under the direction of Mr. Thomas Tunbridge, end will, we understand, contain several popular vocal and instrumental items. For particulars see advt. in our ...

... Pox Isertyrra.—A lecture in connection with this Institute wan delivered in the Schoolroom of the Park Chapel by George F. Hardy, Esq , Fellow of PIP Royal Astronomical Society, on The Sun. Th. re wis a good attendance, and the audience thoroughly ...

... Lowestoft, twine spinner ; John Gardiner, of Berner’s stables, Apsley-road, Yarmouth, and late of 127, Nelson-road, cabdriver ; Thomas Drake, grocer and general shopkeeper, High-street, Qorleston. Lost with all hands.—Of the twenty British and fifteen foreign ...

... on Saturday morning. Her husband informed the police that he had committed the crime, and was accordingly arrested. Captain Hardy was found with bis throat cut Barracks on Saturday evening under mysterious circumstances. An inquest was held on Monday when ...

... scarcely a matter of surprise that we should this week report an accident of the kind. On Saturday afternoon while a lad named Thomas Herborn, was passing close to a swinging boat in the fair, he was struck by the car, and sustained an ugly wound on the side ...

... context by Mr. Charles Horne, who completed the round in 99 strokes, and as he wan allowed 13, his score was reduced to 84. Dr. Thomas Browne R.N. made the round in 97 which was reduced to 85 by his handicap of 12. Mr. YE R. Fowler, with his handicap allowance ...