... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... tallow, and naphtha oiL The damae is l5000, The cirmumstances attending the discovery of the dead budy of a man named Thomas Hardy, on Vauxhall Bridge, London, on Tuesday evenilnz have been investigated, and the police and the hospital authorities yesterday ...

... held, under the presidency of the pastor, Mr. John Bennett Anderson, who was supported by a good staff of speak-ers.-Mr. Thomas Hardy, of the Uinited Kingdom alliance, deliv.ered an interesting address, followed by Mr. J. A. Loo3, of Wesley Htall, Sohc'-streer ...

... charge. - A COLLIPRY PROPRIEToR. DEFRAUDING A In RAisLWAY COVEPANY.-On Monday, at the Magistrates' h; Courthouse, Dewsbury, Thomas Hardy Jackson, of 1e, Liveredge, near Bradford, colliery proprietor, and one of of the largest shareholders in the Lancashire ...

... worst teing Thomas hardy, with terriolo injuries to the head; 'Thomas Rotb- well, scalp wounds, and such severe shock that he is not expected to recover; John Birk, injuries to the head and face; and William Green, John Brown, Thomas Wood, ...

... had been found dead ii ia ?? behind her own house. The coron-er thiought tr tsh suffered from puerperal mania. - fa - Mr. Thomas Hardy, a young farmer. z esiding near lllneston, is lying, in a critical condition from in- t juries inflicted on him by two ...

... Government to assist Mr. Stevenson to pasd his Sunday Closing Bill for England duringthe present sessionof Parliament. -1M4r. Thomas Hardy seconded the motion, which ?? carried unanimously. BAYAAR AT THE PRILNARIONIWO HALL. - The interest in the eele of work ...

... Smith, M.P,, Carlton, Prince's Park ; Thomas Matheaon, Rockfield, Bromborouzh; William Orusield, Aunesley, Aigburth; Thomas Snapc, 10, K inglalre-street; Robert Gee, 5, Abercromby-square; the Rev. Dr. John Thomas, 11, The Willows, Evertun; Stephen Williamson ...

... county court judges. who, he BEi felt, would never allow undue compensation. -The resolution having been supported by Sir. Thomas Hardy and the Rev. J. W. Butcher, the Rev. R. H. Lundie cloted the discussion. He said th.*t if honour or right feeing or eilnity ...

... then proceeded to fill up the vacancies in the legal hundred. The Rev. F. W. Macdonald was elected in the J [place of Thomas Hardy by 169 votes, the other t numbers heing-E. E. Tindall, 78; J. S. Banks, 66; t hIL Randles, 45; John Evans (B), 39; E. Green ...