... ng. A richly-deserved compliment has been paid to Mr. Thomas Hardy by his election to fill the place on the council of the Society of Authors vacated by the death of Mr. Wilkie Collins. Mr. Hardy is not well- known in London, for he spends most of his ...

... Alh -A a~ '00AU HVMRY HARDY, tWO~tygUr, described an a clerk, of TIlU-road, Haclkney HeDry Steiniag, tatty olght, clerk, of Oolnmbi.-reed, Hackney; riohard GallB, forty.three, lvorygttufner, Gasosigne, elae, Haokney-road Thomas White, twentyg-ix- ara ...

... nothing to 1evi expeet then, and could not beenu presumptuous. Thomas, eye coma here. live Thomas came, and waited respectfully to hear what whi hir. 'Maxwell had to say. 'the Well, Thomas, you have been hers two years, Mr tsavens't you 7 oxf ,Yes ...

... Stievel, forty-six, of Elmn Bank, Ca'lt'n- in road, Putney, was charged with assaulting with a a whip Captain Harmer Hardy and Mrs. Helena Hardy, S of 19, Warwick-crescent, Maida Vale. Mr. Bathurst t Norinan, solicitor, appeared to prosecute. The pro- t secutor ...

... 'Sir Thomas Gabriel (to the defendant): Well,' what have you to say ? Defendant : Well, sir, I used to' get my living by sinming songs, but since I lost in'y' voice I make up packei;sc of songs and sell them. I must got a living somehow. Sir Thomas Gabriel: ...

... Caell with intent to do him grievous bodily di harm. It appears that about seven o'clock Corporal be ie M'Hardy, Private William Brothers, and Thomas ti Gray, officer's servant, left Fort Widley and pro- at In ceeded in the direction of Cosham. When near ...

... very severely burned. on Their names are William 'Smillar, John Weir, J. Woolins, wi Henry Tongs, John Irvine, Matthew Cuddy, Thomas ta Smith, all married men David Fleoming, boy. The fol. ml a lowing are the names of the unfortunates still in the pit: P ...

... John .Wilson,' M.P. (Durham),. as intro- ducer, 'Mr. George Howell, M.P., Mr. Sainel Woods , M.P,-Mr. D. A. Thomas, M.P. and Mr. Eeir Hardie, ?? 3 ; ; *f; ?? ?? T; 1: r LO DOX' TRADES' CO L.-A delegate weeting of the London :Ti'ades' Counil' vas h eld ...

... ll t tprolong the struggle over the prohibited meeting. nt hee, esulte td on Sunay at ernoon in the. arrest of . 3William Thomas Lewis, aged twenty-four, boot finisher,. I of 9, Mewling-road, Bethual-green, who was charged at Westminster Police-court ...

... cross-examination, if ai y ey were Intended. b Sir Thomas Henry said Mr. Merriman could instret rt counsel to cross-examine at the next hearing. MIr. Merriman would rather counsel should fix a time. i Sir Thomas Henry: You should intimate that it must b be ...

... Monday 1 at the Waklieeld Borough Polie-court, beforo Dr. 1 Holdseortih (the Mayor) and ?? G.Leathan, a youm I C nial Ii ined 'Thomas Clayton, alias-Costedlo, Wvht1 Iuts been I plreviously convicted, ceas charged with breakin- ints a 1 shop in Thornes-laue ...

... Hirsirand Co., £105; -Messrs. N. M: Roths- child and Son, £105; Alliance Marine and General Insurance Company, £52 10Os;- Mr. Thomas K. Hardie, £10 10s; De Beers Mining Company (Limited), London Board, £.262 10s; and amounts ?? Sd. The Press Association is informed ...