... officers for the coming yeatr then took place as follows:-W.G.T., Rev. S. Wright, Sunderland; ?? Thomas Hardy, MKanchester; ?? R. Swan, Sunderland; ?? Thomas Todd, Newcastle; ?? Jas. L. Yule, Belfast; ?? A. Houstoii, Portrush; ?? George Shivers; ?? S. Scott ...

... Wmi Jones Aamstriong, lIon. Thomas Preston, Sir Robert J Paul, Bart.; Joseph Kincaid, Thomas Hutton, Charles Win. Hamilton, John Andrews, Charles Fil- gate, Captain Wisdom, P M'Evoy Gartland, Leonard Dobbin, Thomas Hardy, \Vm. S Trench, WM. 13 Wade, ...

... Miller, of Brentry, Weitbury-on-Trym, Gloucesterehire. Mr Rudyard Kipling, who has been cycling in Dorsetshire with Mr Thomas Hardy, is negoti- ating for the purchase of a house and grounds at Rodwell, near Dorchester. Colonel Turner, R A, Amsistant-Adjutant- ...

... Earl of Belmore has left DabnlI, for London. i A marriage has been arranged between Mr. J. Spooner Hardy, second surviving son of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Warwick Square, and Henrietta Georglna, eldest daughter of Captain Henry G. Hamilton, ,N,, of ...

... M'D-onell. CC, do; Bev J P P, Forkhull; Very Rev Canon MCrv.te, P P. wrdston Rev B (OGorman, CC, do, BevFMv FCC, do; Idev Thomas Hardy, P P. Xillerv;le P Conlon. C C, do; Rev W Booth, CC, Lower Rev J Grimes, C C, do; Jev J Markey. C C Ea' bridge; Ver Rev ...

... Salvation Army people that they were being prosecuted, but because they were heating drums and playing musical instruments. Thomas Hardy. said he was present on the occa- sion, The three defendants were playing musical instruments at intervals. Ile did not ...

... President most gratefully acknowledges ths following additional subscriptions:- His Grace the Dukeof Norfolk . £50 0 0 RO e Thomas Hardy, Adm, Dundlk.. 3 0 0 R1ev Daniel Corbett, P P, Quin, county Clare (first sub) . .. ?? . .. 0 0 Rev James Lee, C C, Blckrock ...

... is fiat to literary people. And then the people one would wish to see are never there. There was no George Meredith, no Thomas Hardy, no Swinburne, no John Ruskin, no Justin M'Carthy, no William Morris : the diners were either the people whom one meets ...

... included Mr James Bryce, seeking repose, as he put it, from the deserts and saudhills of politics; Mr Holman Hunt, Mr Thomas Hardy, M~r Henry Jamles, Mr J M Barrio, Sir Douglas Straight, Mr H N Massing- ham. Sir Wemyss Reid. ir Archer, the drama- tic ...

... Francis Hen- derson, Thomas Hardy, Henry Newell, E. N 'Cor- mick, B. Quinn, Thomas H. Charles, John Reilly, J. Watt, Hugh Hogg, John Beatty, John Rogers, Peter Goodwin, John Chapmnan, Peter Kelly, Patrick Cassidy, Thomas Hardy, J. ...

... M'Mahon ?? ..1 Miss Harcont ?? 1 Miss Florence Best 1 F. J. Best, Esq., J.P I Mrs. D. W. Kane 1 Mrs. F. J. Beat ?? Thomas H. Hardy..1 BsraAsT Nxrws-Lsrmn EMPLOYEES (4th sub- scription)-38s. B. Allem . 2/6 Thos. Mfaccabe ?? James DaleSi ?? 2/6 D ...

... ProVOst, ¼ deceased. e, I The nieetibg termitated with the usual vote of thatnks to ?? ?? B\};:ANKRUPTS. es Siineon'ardyand Thomas Hardy, both of Albert-quay, @i ii't1 thcity of-imir merchants, dealers and chapmen, to ?? s ldet on Ttseedtt .the 22d of March ...