... METHODISTFREE CHURCHES. HALL NEWCASTLE-ON. D AND 0w I. W. I M. MLLE; A. . AL WWI 0 M.* VW Omit TYNESIDE SUNDAY LECTURE SOCIETY THOMAS HARDY 'S NEW STORY. WESLEYAN SERVICE OF SONG. CILW4tT AND OSAIi 11,1 PROF. J. NICHOL, LLD. 1 • : a Usu., Swum REX'S SUBSCRI PTION ...

... THE AUTHOR OF TESS. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novel yesterday ecmpliqad Seth Iran. Ile was born in the heart of Ins and woe intended for the profession. The study of classical end theological liters. tare was more to has taste. and, though he tame to London ...

... inflicted is the testimony of Dr. THOMAS HARDY. The Doctor scrup'ed not to pronounce Patronage irrecoocilable with the genius of the Scottish Church. The spirit that dictated this ntrerance was intensified by Dr. THOMAS M'CRIR and Dr. ANDREW THOMSON. When ...

... of competeuoy as undermanager of a mine. Mr. Uall was a student of Mr. Bailie. St:neat:li. The employes of Messrs. Thomas Conyers Hardy and Co.. Arole Sawmills, Newcastle. held their annual excursion on Saturday last. After a pleasant drive to Durham ...

... Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. The workmen of Misses. Thomas Conyers Hardy and Co. held their annual excursion to Shutley Bridge in brakes on Saturday, where they were supplied with a substantial WPM, well served by Messrs. Wilson ...

... Gateshead Police Court, yesterday, Henry Thomas Hardy was charged on remand with having been drunk. and with having caused the death of John Kin. mar, ma., by driving over him with a horse and brake on December 27th. Mr. Hardy, who appeared for the prisoner, said ...

... steward. North ; Antony Ansen, J. F. Barton, Peter Boyd, Peter Anderson. Peter Lansgan, and Earnest Hodge,seaman, John Thomas Hardy and J. D. Spence, apprentices, North The crew have lost the greater portion of their cK’tbca. The Ivy Green was the property ...

... preesat criminal waste of the time of Parliament in order that that important measure may be considered and into law.—Mr. Thomas Hardy 11farichester) seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. The conference afterwards adjourned ...

... Mr. George Wyndham, and Mr. Stuart Wortley; whits (vireo- Mader rich as Madame Novikoff, novelists of the calibre of Thomas Hardy, and artists of repute like MacWhirter end Baton Rlviere help to augment the interest of a really meritorious show. ...

... ard K:pling W. (lark Russell Mrs. (tricker Mrs.. Lynn Ligon Flora Annie Steele. Urorge Hissing Mac'arra Florence Warden Thomas Hardy Frankfurt Moon. Marriott Wataon Beatrice Harraden George Moore Stanley Weyman Bret Harts W. F. Norris I. John Oliver Hohree ...

... e-Spring; ■J wclutl Hopper, Hetton; Mr. Thomas Hardy, ''■Saton-1,. Spring- Mjt. William Robinson; Mr. Green, J lll . ® Meadows; Mr. John Robson, of Easingtoo Lane; ;• ‘anics lieetL of Lyons Colliery; Mr. Thomas Mr. Lowden, Hetton; Mr. Crow, Snnder• Mr ...

... GATESHEAD BOROUGH POLICE.— Friday. (Before James Hewitt, Esq., sod Aid. Pbockteb.) OBSTRUCTUTO THE FOOTPATH. John Bennett and Thomas Hardy, two labonrew, were severally charged with obstructing the footpath in Bridge Street. The Sopenntendent of Police «»id ...