... the latter heiag Thomas Hardy Injuries to tbe bead ; Thomas Rothweil, scalp wounds and Much a sevci* shook that be is not expected to reoorer ; John Birk. injuriea to tiie head and face and William Ore/en, John Biown, Thomas Wood' Thomas ...

... ire (Mr. Henry Deane) at tbe Swan laa, Swannington. — James Smith, son-in-law of deceased, having identified the body, Thomas Hardy, of Thring* atone, a banksman in the employ of the South Lei- cestershire Colliery Company, said that on the morning of ...

... Doctor's Dilemma ; Mark Twain by The laborious ant, an exquisite bit of characteristic humour from his Tramp abroad ; Thomas Hardy by a lovers' adventure from A pair ...

... Longman's Magazine for the coining year include a series of papers on the peasantry of various parts of the United Kingdom. Mr. Thomas Hardy is to do the Dorsetshire labourer, Mrs. Oliphant the Skye crofter, and Mr. Justin McCarthy the Irish cottier. The Athenaeum ...

... school. — The caae was adjourned for a month in order to see whether the child went to school regu- larly. GAKK Ouna —Thomas Hardy and Uriah Boswell were charged with using a dog for taking game at Keg- worth, on the 4th March. — Mr. Hands, of the firm ...

... Fewkes, aged 65. Haddon. —On the 6tii inst., at Oakham, Mr. Peter Haddon, mason, agen 76. Hardy.— Ou the 30th ult., at Bottesfnrd, Mar;. - vile, of Mr. Thomas Hardy, aged 78. Heap.-- On the 10th inst., aff Moltou Mowbray, Mr. Frederick Heap, veterinary ...

... school. — The case wa_> adjourned for a month in order to ace whether the child went to school regu- larly. Game Oftencb.— Thomas Hardy and Uriah Boswell were charged with using a dog for taking game at Keg- worth, on the 4th March.— Mr. Hands, of the firm ...

... Aylmer Hatton EQldebrand, Chichester Theological College- WiUiam Oram Leadbitter. B.A, Univenity College' Durham ; Thomas Barker Hardy, B A., Exeter College Oxford. Bishop Mitchinson was attended by tbe Very Bey. Bean McDonnell, the Venerable Archdeacon ...

... Colonel Butler con- tributes a paper entitled The Light of the West, but Mr. C. Kegan Paul's Rustic of George Eliot and Thomas Hardy, a well-written article, is much more reidable. Miss Martha's Bag, an old maid's whim, by Alice Cork- ran, will please ...

... her paper, The new Reformation, is least successful. J. M. Bassil offsra an appreciative and sympathetic criticism on Thomas Hardy, the novelist. H. H. Gibbs sends a Colloquy on currency, and Mrs. Haweis a paper on Jewels and dress. Both writers have ...

... granted, ut the Bench did not comply with the request. Syston. — An application was made by Mr. E. J. Hollier on behalf of Thomas Hardy for a beer off license to premises at Oadby. — Refused. Enoch Hitchcox, ofthe Bame place, applied for a wine on license ...

... daintier paths of l:t_ia_u.i_,Mr. A --tin i 'obson, i whilst ftieauly Jetiera were received iroai Lord ; icnuysoii, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr tJ-eorg..- -i Macdonald, Mr. Buskin, sad Wh' Andrew Lang. I That Mr. Lowell made ■ charming speech goes j without saying ...