... appoint- ments :—W. G. Templar, Rev. S. Wright, Sunderland; W. G. Councillor, Thomas Hardy, Manchester ; W. G, V. Templar Councillor, R. Swan, Sunderland ; W. G. Secretary, Thomas Todd, Newcastle ; W. G. Treasurer, James L. Yule, Belfast ; W. G, Chaplain ...

... appoint- ments: — W. G. Templar, Rev. S. bright, Sunderland; W. G. Councillor, Thomas Hardy, Manchester ; W. Q. V. Templar Councillor. R Swan. Sunderland ; W. G. Seoretary. Thomas To^d, Newcastle ; W. G. Treasurer, James L Yule, Belfast ; W. G, Chaplain, ...

... Keats, aa a poet ; Mary Lady Daflas Hardy, £55, in addition to the pension of £100 a year granted in 1879, in recognition of the historical, literary, and publio services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Dcffas Hardy; Mra. Maria Rodgers, £75, in consideration ...

... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. BUXTON— DEBBYBHIBB. Mr Gerald Hardy, son of Sir Thomas Hardy, who ontested the division against Sir Arthur Bass last ear, was on Thursday selected as Conservative caud- ate lor Buxton Division. NEWTON— LANCASHIRE. Sir George Erriogton ...

... eleoted by no- mination, in the place of Thomas Hardy, who has been four yeara a supernumerary. The Rev. Edwin H Tindall, of Manchester, senior chapel secretary, waa elected by nomination in the place of Thomas Thompson, super- annuated on the ground of ...

... a cripple, was committed to the Sets lons for doing grievous bodily harm to Thomas Hardy, a grinder. The prisoner, a very passionate man, bit a woman on the hand, and Hardy, endeavouring to protect her, was attacked by Barnes, who, swinging his crutch ...

... Barnes, a oripple, was committed to the Sessions for doing grievous bodily harm to Thomas Hardy, a grinder. The prisoner, a very passionate man, bit a woman on the hand, and Hardy, endeavouring to protect her, was attacked by Barnes, who, swinging his crutch ...

... slighly grey, moustache dark brown. Had a while handkerchief bearing the name of Thomas Hardy, and a member's card of the Surrey Cricket Club, with the holder's name Thomas Hardy.' Throughout yesterday and In the evening a dense fog prevailed In Huddersfield ...

... elementary education ; Lidy Duffas Hardy, £65 •-, ! year, in addition to the pension of £100 a year granted in ; 1879, in recognition of the historical, literary, ani public | services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duff us Hardy ; j Dr. Schmitz, £50 a year ...

... — Gaorge Spencer, of Bradiord, was fined 2s. 6d. and costs for riding with- out having proper control over his horse.— Thomas Hardy, of Southowram, was also fined 2s. 64. for a similar offence. i^l J*? J 1 _* N- 8 ** 0 *» HBcsMonnwun. Joseph Marfan ...

... reporting him. Defendant utterly repudiated and denied having used any violence to the officer. In support of the defence Thomas Hardy, gardener, Denby Grange, was called, and stated that on the night in question defendant came to his (witness's) father's ...

... movement. A FATALITY IN THE LONDON FOG. The circumstances attending the discovery of the dead body of a gentleman named Thomas Hardy, on Vauxhsll Buildings, London, on Taesday evening, have been Investigated, and the Press Association was Informed by tbe ...