... mast popular are Rosa Nouchette Carey, Miss Braddon, Robert Buchanan, Black, Ouids, Mrs. Forrester, Rita, Mrs. Riddell, Thomas Hardy, Christie Murray, Clark Bussell, and Florence Warden Amonget youngor writers, Rider Haggard's books, Mr. B. Norris’s books ...

... officiating minister, and he delivered a most Puthetic and appropriate address in the chapel. Remarks were also made by Mr. Thomas Hardy and the Rev, Bennett Anderson, of Liverpool; Mr, M, Moseley, of Bishop Auckland ; and Mr. W. H. Whitehead, all of whom ...

... SoCIETY. —On Tuaesday night a lecture was given in tte Temperance Hall, to a fairly good and very attentive andience by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Liverpool, District Superintendent of the United Alliance. Mr. Beever presided, and expressed himself as an abstainer ...

... Le-gas), Rev. 0. Mrrray, Messrs. Oraven e2d M. Greaves (Selby), Capt. and Mrs. Gronow, Ald. Clegg (Mayor of Sheflield), Mr. Thomas Hardy (Liverpocl), Mr. Thos. ‘Whittaker (Chairman of the Reception Comwittes), Mre, T. Whittaker, Mr, W, Rowntres, J.P. (Prerideat ...

... WRIGHT, l)BA.PBB, JdOBIKR, & HABERDASHRES 21, NEWBOROUGH® STREBT, SCARBCROUGH. THE BRADFORD KNITTING SHOP, 44, ST. THOMAS BTREET. WILB OUR ANITTED HOSE, MADS FROM WOOLS SPUN BY THE BEST YORKSHIRE EQUAL TO HAND KNIT. Ladies’ Ho#o.coooo.oooooooooo 18, 3d ...

... Summersgill, George Cooper. Second piper—Proposed by Thomas Darrell and Jonathan Hardy, and assented to by George Brown, John Glaves, Henry W. Ogle, Edward Glaves, Witty Hardy, Francis {zfiomn, Thomas Burton, George Mocre. Third paper— Proposed by Francis ...

... Friday evening last. Ths following members were present : —Colonel Y. G- Lloyd-Greame (chairman). Meurs. G. Daaiel, J. Hardy, W. Hardy, and W. Mayman. The returns showed an average for the month of 77°9 as sgainst €73 for the corresponding month of last ...

... AND MOURNING WAREHOUSE. MB. HOPTON, DENTIST, 46, ABERDEEN WALK. Ii iyl.mm_l’lhh..-fi-g., : J. PROCTER, 108, WESTBOROUGH. J. HARDY, ARBITRANB AND AGRIOULTURAL VALUER, | BEBETTON FABRM, EAST AYTON, Yo=x. OOKS FOR SCHOOL PRIZES and PRESENTS B 3d. in the ls ...

... N.B.—Oountry Oarriers can have Work by Returs. A. A. BELLSHAM, 59, ST. THOMAS STREZT. A NNUAL REPORTS and BALANCE SHEEI A Printed at J. MaUDE’s, The Printer, North-st. J. HARDY, ‘ARBITBANB AND AGRIO VALUER, BETITON PFPAR EAST AYTON,ZYoax. MAUDE, Tus ...

... FINGERING o an TN & TEB BRADFORD ENITTING SHOP, 44, ST. THOMAS STREET. LAOCE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS CLEANED & DRESSED (White or Cream). SOABBOBOUQH DYE WORKS. ATEINBON'S 80, CASTLE ROAD. J. HARDY, ABBRMTOB Anp AGRIOUL VALUER, BEBTTON FARM, . BAST AYTON ...

... 1, Messrs. W. Plaxton, Geo. Hopper, and J. Prodbam ; classes 2 and 7, Messrs. F. Hardy, J. Byron, and H. Watson ; classes 3 and 11, Mesrs. G. Crowe, J. Hardy, and Thomas Darrell ; classes 4,6, and 9, Messrs. H. Taylor, H. Prodham, and O©. Leadley ; classes ...

... Bcore:— Salterhebble—l goal, 7 minors. Stainland—Nil 5 Teama:—Salternebble—J. Knowles, back; H. Thoma (o?l: ). Bobinson, and 8. Fox, three-quarter backs; Hall snd Hardy, half-backs; 8. Knowles, Pinder, S{vkes, W. Fox, Fiela, Lomas, Collinge, Hovle, and bwift ...