... Ashmore, Richard Blay, Emma Chantrill, Cecil Cooling, Harry Cope, Alice L. Edge, Sarah Eley, Florence Fearn, William Hall, Thomas Hardy, Joseph Hinds, Elizabeth Ellen Howard, William Johnson, Fred. Lee, Annie Owen, Henry Parker, Fred. Pearce, William Petrie ...

... slightly gry, mdutache dark brown. Had a white hand. ketohief baring name of Thomas Hardy, and a member's card of thC Surrey Cricket Clab with the holder's nme, Thomas Hardy.? MrnaRL or AUMAtL B4as9 -Lord 0. Beredsord, MSP., yesterday unveiled the handsome ...

... slightly grey; moustache dark brown. Had white handkerchief, besring name of Thomas Hardy, and a member's card of the 5 -Surrey Cricket Club, with holder's name, Thomas c Hardy. A Leeds correspondent telegraphs that as the Midland c train was due at ...

... letter. At Dorchester, on itriday, the ceremony took place of reopening the Gramrmar School, which vas founded in 1571, by Thomas Hardy, of Frampton, and has enjoyed an almost unbroken existence from that time to the present. The school has been rebuilt. ...

... cigar. Mr. Anthony 'Trollope. too, gives his testimony in favour of the weed, having been a smonler all his life. Mr. Thomas Hardy nevcr smoked a pipeful in his life, andl never found alcohol helpful in novel writing. Alr. Jame3 Payn is a constant smnoker ...

... membership. The reports dt w1 were referred to the various committees. to. v Bros. S. Capper, B.W.GC., and Thomas Hardy, m h W G S., and bis. Hardy, ?? were then in- m traduced with Tempiar honours. The lodge then ye . adjourned to dinuer. On reassembling ...

... Broomes, to Toland and Budgell, to Theobald and Oldmixon. In our irst dozen names, perhaps, wa have not found place for Mr. Thomas Hardy. Let us pale his ineffeetual fires by comparing him with Aaron Hl. Professor Freeman is one of those modest hacks. and ...

... eet, with washing mark No. 276; white handkerchief bearing the name of Thomias Hardy ; a season card (member), Thomas Hardy, Surrey Cricket Club, i888, holder Thomas Hardy. The deceased, apparently a military officer, has several scars on ...

... D. Blackmore contributes an interesting poem, Buscombe ; or, a Michaelmas Goose, illustrated by C. S. Reinhart; Mr. Thomas Hardy a thoroughly characteristic story, The First Countess of Wessex and Mr. Theodore Child finds a sympathetic subject in ...

... described a, as a big, heavy main, bad his leg broken in v of pablic-house tnilec at Job's Hill, *ed his alleged in ?? and Thomas Hardy and Jamei in Killen-were remanded on their own bail to co'ne to up in a month, prosecutor btein bedIfast._ V, Ptick Quinnan ...

... with the washing mark, No. 270; white hand- f t kerchief beariug the name of Thomas Hardy, a season card rmember), Thomias Hardy, Surrey Cricket Clab, t 1 1888 holder T~hosuos Hardy; two briar pipes mounted in ?? in a morocco case. The deceased, apparently ...

... with whom the s'cision rests would do well to adopt the characteristic attitude of the poet so admirably depicted by Mr Thomas Hardy in his In memoriam article in the Atlfe-zneil. The president of ent Royal Acndemiy twho has been consulted in the matter ...