... seriously informed that a single bean might turn the balance one way or the other. JAMES GREENWOOD A Pair of Blue Eyes ( Vsol): Thomas Hardy. It. S. King and Co. The Death of Saul. 1. C. tlannin:g. The Russo-Turkish War: Author ?? Comin.s Salute.' Nimmo. Advantages ...

... information on the customs of manors and local history, their elucidation cannot fail to be highly valuable. The aid of Sir Thomas Hardy and the Rev. Canoa Jenkins has been associated in the furtherance of this object. The whole contents of the archiepiscopal ...

... Thcmas Iierlett-Stanford, V. Biddulph, Michael Eiggor, J. Gillis laoke, T'homas Fright, Jacob iroew, Alex H. Furt, T'homas Bus:tt, Isaac Cameron, Charles Carington,IHon.Col, Cave, Thomas Chamberlain, J. Cole, Henry'lhos. Collins, Esugene Courtney, L. H. Cowen ...

... MlR. (, ATIIOlNE HARDY. : M.P.j IN |~t. (I EDINBURGIL EDINBURGHlI ,Tussnr lofT Tue oponing banquet Of th e S ccti Conservative Club), whlih was formed at t11e commni~le mont of tbo present year, took Place this evening at tbe Of Music lieUl, Edinburgh ...

... ease, Mr. Froggatt read what purported to be the opinion of Mr. Alfred G. Hardy, one of the counsel to the Treasury, with reference to I the expediency of his proseoution. K Mr. Hardy now writes to say that the document! is a forgery, as he had never been ...

... Thsornhilll, Thomas Biddnley uh' Aib EgoeoSi'hW..orao JV . O'Neill, Hon. E. Thynne, Lord H, F. Blsbasar, CoJ. Egeto, Don. WV Isaac, Saul Onelon-, Densil ToimheHnW Blake, Thomas Elobo, Lard Jackson, Sir Henry Pager, it H. Torr, John Board, Thomas IV. Ellice ...

... tained severe internal injuries. Oae. Yesterday Robert Hunt, of 17, Milford Shaftesbury-road, Wandsworth was aent'. t St. Thomas's hospital from the effects of aev Aonu scald, received while at work at a stfll ert be- Beaufory's, Lavender-hill. &t . Yesterday ...

... Chancellor, the Duko of ltichuwond and Gordon, Mr. Secretary Cross, the Earl of Derby, the Earl of Car- narvon, Mr. Secretary Hardy, the Marquis of Salisbury, the Chancellor of the Etxchequer, Lord John. Manners, and the Eight Hon. Sir Michael E. H. Beach ...

... DISTR OT OOUHT5,i CALLOW, Jous TIoIMAs, and Jorn THsOMs SMsTH, 11etton, l1untingdonsbiro, corn merchants, July 7, at 11. HARDY, JAWES, Leicester, publioan, July 9, at 12. JoY, TJlOMAS JONAI, Great Ulacton, Essex, grocer, July 18, at3. lixsae, Jsist St ...

... stealing a letter, and conspiring with another person to defraud Mrs. Gathorne Hardy of the sumn of a2o by means of a forged letter. It appeared from the evidence that Mrs. Gatborne Hardy's account, to the amount of 120, had been enclosed in an envelope and left ...

... XW. Halsey, Thomas F. Cobboid,'lhomos C. Hlansiltori, Hoe. R. Cocl ane, Alex. D. Hanilson, Ion T. W. 1 Dailie Ilaniilton,LordC.J. CleU, Col Fost, H. Hamilton, Lord G. Hamilton, Marq. of HBotend, C. F. Halibutry, Robt. W. Hardcastle, E. Hardy, Rt. In. G ...

... attended by the Ron. Iloratia Stop- ford and the lon. Mary Lgscolles, and honoured Sir 3 Thomas and the Hon. Lady Biddulph by a visit. The Bight Ron. Gathorne Hardy left the Cantle. The Duke of Oonnaught, acoompanied by a numerous suite, honoured the Gaiety ...