... Sir Archi- bald Alison, Vice-Admiral Colonib, Rear-Admiral Fitzs- rot, the Lieutenant-Governor of the Isle of Mar, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Austin Dobson, Mr. J. M. Barre, Mr. Henry Arthur Jones, the Dean of Christ Church, and several members of the House ...

... as to the site of the city forgotten by Cook, neglected by Murray. Mirs. HE. W. Preston contributes a critical essay on Thomas Hardy. A special feature of the number is Mr. C. E. S. Wood's Famous Indians, with portraits of Indian chiefs from Medallions ...

... A POLIOEMA.W. ylast night, Police-constable Thomas Hardy (No. 0l) was' violently, assaulted in the Horse Fair, by a, mian who had bee taking part in a disturanice't ab publie-house. After, the assault Hardy wee picked up, in an insensible co ndi- tion ...

... Henry Wolff, Sir Edwin Arnold, Sir Frederick Poilock i Mr. Barrio, M.HnyAtu Jones, Mr. JamZes payli, Mr. Thomas Ha-rdy, M~r. Sidney Lee, Mr. MOY Thomas, .Dr. Conan Doyle, Dr.GanetMr. Haggard, Mr. (Irundy, Mr. Ramilton .A~d.4 Mr. Oscar Browning, Mr. 33ouztoiirsAX ...

... scrambled out of the top of the car-. Ir;ge.-Josi1h Dakin, another passenger, gave a sirnilar- account of the accident. -Thomas Hardy, carriage-' examiner, said he examined the carriages composing the snare, carefully inspected the wheels, oaslc, and brakes ...

... o cmi actor and ~~~author, who has given cat IoL'fs of his talent inl both capacities, hoe 11 til ?? adantage over Mr. Thomas Hardy and to i.CoinlylSs Cairr, whlich wijll no doubt become thi EiCconslnicuous twhen hois work land theirs are an, mcclIis1 ...

... has resigned the command of the City of London Artillery 'Volunteers, and is to be succeeded by Colonel C. H. Coles, Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been added to the commission of the peace for Dorset. Hi sat at the Quarter Sessions at Dorchester on ...

... three nigh's,. will uot be opened again for a fortnight. Then three new pieces, by Messrs. J. M. Barre. Conan Doyle, and Thomas Hardy. respectively, will be pro- duced. For the first time for thirty years the War Office has given instructions for an Irish ...

... policeman. ek Thomas Rogers, a betting man, belonging to West Brom. 2i wich, was committed for trial at Yeorc, oln Monday, o0 the or charge of having uttered two forged £-5. bank motes. ng A petition has been filed in Nottinghamn by AIr. Thomas an Tutin, ...

... which they hope to better their condition. At the Gatoshead Police Court, on Monday, Henry seme lieyt ra u f i ae icein Thomas Hardy was remanded on a charge of havndg been drunk while in charge of a horse and brake, and of having caused the death of John ...

... injured. At Dorchester, on Friday, the ceremony took plane of reopencing the Graimar School, vwitich was founded in 1571, by Thomas Hardy, of Framptoin, and has enjoyed an almost sunbroken existence from this time to the present The school has been rebuilt ...

... church which has been erected at a cost of £1,000. at East Bierley, Bradford, was opened on Saturday by the Rev. Thomas Wakefield. Dr. Thomas Dale, a prominent Wesleyan, who has been for forty years associa-ted with the Brunswick cir- cuit, Liverpool, died ...