... contributing to Vanity Fair for the present. Mr. Edward Whymper, Alpeatrian and artist, has also been out of sorts. Sir Thomas Hardy was better a few days ago, and has changed houses. Sir Michael Cotta. has been on the sick list also, but Is mending. Mr ...

... Blaster of the Rolls the BISS. were In his keeping. The hard work In connection with the commission was done by Sir Thomas Daffas Hardy. The Sundepy F)i'ara made its appearance yester- day, but, except that It is printed on thick paper, and gives a few ...

... (Bury), G.W.V.T. Sister re H. Quilliam (Fairfield, Liverpool), G.W. Secretary a, Rev S. Todd (Liverpool), G.W1T. Brother Thomas r. Hardy (Birmingham), G. Chaplain Rev. Holder. tress (North Devon), G.W.M. Brother William t, Stockbridge (London), G.S.J.T. Brother ...

... Henry Thomas Tyrwhitt, of Stanley Ball, Bridgnorth, Bart.; the Hon. Robert Charles Herbert, of Orleton; and Henry de Grey Warter, of Longden Manor, Esq. ST~AnrOnsDsE-Henry John Wentworth Hod- getts Foley, of Prestwood, Stourbridge, Esq.; John Hardy, of ...

... which ho was managing director. He was remanded oe his own recognisanoes. At owa-street polle court, London, yesterdsy, Sir Thomas Henry granted a warrant for the apprehension of Eugene T. Xent, clerk In the Bunque, Balglque, on a charge of stealing 7,000 ...

... the benefits of hand of hope unions. The programme comprised a number of choice musical pieces and recitations, Mr. .T. J. Thomas s being the conductor of the 150-voiced juvenile choir. THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. ST. ANNE'S WARD. MEETING. OF DR. PARSONS' ...

... Colontl Hanbury, It. W. Pulenton. J. H. Birley, Hugh Hardcostie, B. Ilalkes, H. C. Blackburzio.J.1I. Hardy, Hon. G. Head, Moare S. Beard, T. W. Hardy, John S. Beodiesham. Lii. Bourko, Hon. It. Harvey, Slr B1. Repton, G. W. Bourne, Color) l J. Hay, Sir ...

... preventing the use of the title of Empress in relation to the internal affairs of her Majesty's dominions other than India. Mr. Hardy, Mr. Childers, Sir H. D. Wolff, Mr. Butt, Mr. Osborne Morgan, Fir R. Peel, and Sir W. Harcourt were among the speakers. Mr ...

... of any, pure hardy breed, under three years-G. i~m, oldl. a Bull of any pure hardy breed, under two Vears.-I. The misses Hfughes, Taln-y-foel, Cerri-y-draidion; 2, J. BHghes, Tyddyn Tudor, LlanfihaRge, Oorwen. owo or Hefer of any pure hardy breed, in ealf ...

... Law, Peter Stephens, J. T. Fitzpatrick, J. Hoult, G. F. Woolliscroft, Joseph Newall, W. Joynson, Charles Kelly, Joseph Swan, Thomas Inglefield, B. Elvis, John Routledge, J. S. Price, W. Simms, &c. The Kingstown, profusely decorated with bunting, left Tranmere ...

... In I sleep. Mr. Horing has a very good landsoape, ' ' WoodIsaid Waters; and Air. Brett one of his nuble ooast scenes, Sir Thomas's Tower. ills,, Efavers promises to eooupy a prominent fpiece Diawog lady artists. She has- two works of grent nterit in ...

... Hallfax,lately manager in a silk mill, but DOw V ost of business. Ittchogs, Henry J., of Eowey, Cornwall, ceedsman. Symonds, Thomas W., Hamilton-street, Clee, Lincoln. shire, oioner, builder, and contractor. Tevereham, hiark, S1, Laurel-grove, Penge, Slurrey ...