... obtained a good success in Hamburg. M. Charles Lecocq has scored another success with his new opera, La Julie Persane. Mr Thomas Hardy is writing a new serial story. The Trumpet.Majo-, for Good Words. A now jounial, the Gangway, partly of n political character ...

... both of Spennymoor. HARDY-Lainh.-December 28, at the Register Bishop Auckland, Mr Thomas Hardy to Violet Ann Laird, both of Spennymoor. H.LaRISON-PEACOCK.-DeCellabOr 30, at St. John's Church, Middlesbrough, by the Rev. the Vicar, Thomas, eldest son of John ...

... obtained a good success in Hamburg. M. Charles Lecocq has scored another success with his new opera, La Jolie Persane. Mr Thomas Hardy is writing a new serial story, The Trumpet-Major, for Good Words. Professor W. Robertson Smith, of Aberdeen, has left ...

... names:- 2 s John Bell, spirit merchent; T. Donglas, viewer; ag 'R. D:xon, coke oven manager; *George fleorson, .g coalowner; Thomas Hardy, brickworks manager; ,St A. Y. Talbot, watchmaker; John Thompsou, mun- so keeper. Those marked thus (1) were members at- ...

... Good Words promise's well for next year. The chief attraction will be Mr Fronde's Rsminispences of men I have known. Thomas Hardy will write one serial, The Trumpet Major, and Miss Jean Ingelow the other, Sarah de Bereuger. Dr. Richardson will ...

... bidding wes com- menced at £150 by Mr William Wilson, who was followed by Mr Joseph Johnson with £200. Mr Johnson and Mr Thomas Hardy were the prin- cinal bidders, and on the latter gentleman offering £X295, and no higher bid being offered, the reserve ...

... lorson, L. Candler, ,J, Hare, P. Campbell, James lWillan, G;. Lister, William Lax, John Bell, A. .eflellet, W~illiamn Grey, Thomas Hardy, end the l three overseers. 3WBEARDLES UNION BOARD OF , (GUARDIANS. LThe regular mesting was held yesterday fore- ,noon ...

... promises well for next year.' The auchief at racticin will be Mr Froude's 1Remi- B ng- nisisences of men I have known. Thomas Hardy 'T to will writs one serial, 1The Trumpet Major, and Id~ tar Miss Jean In.gelow, the other, 1Sarah de Man Berenger. ...

... . North-West Ward—Wm. Hardy and William H. Benington. South-East Ward—Geo. Beuington and Matthew B. Dodds. South-West Ward—Richard Hind and Thomas James Thomson. -- Minnttsßnouon. North-East Ward Amos Hinton, grocer, and Thomas Ray, gentleman. Middle ...

... almost succeeded in accomplish- iug. Robert H~ardy, shipwright, of 11, Fairless- street, Newcastle, has been a felow-worknman and intimate acquaintance of Doubleday for five years. The latter often complained to Hardy about his wife's conduct. He accused her ...

... AND DISTRICT. STEALING WOOL.—At Thirsk Petty Sessions on Monday, Hugh Hardy was charged with stealing three fleeces of wool, the property of Joseph Newman, of South Kilvingtou.—Hardy stole the fleeces from his employer, and afterwards sold them to one ...

... accomplishing. Robert Hardy, shipwright, of 11, Fairlessstreet, Newc mile. has been a fellow-workman and intimate acquaintance of Doubleday for five years. The latter often complained to Hardy about his wife's conduct. He accused her to Hardy of an immoral ...