... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the Crowu to crolde its con- Ind ditions and there are thirty-eight raftlicatioiis of it tet record.- i Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy died), 1839. ?? was the comrade m and friend of Nelson, who died in his arms on the memorable 21st. lhe of October, 1805 ...

... have arrested hex brother because he wauted a job (Laughter). MUea was not a '-man or he would not have acted as he did.— Thomas Hardy Bald he was engaged at the Sewage farm, Long .baton, and he waa present during the fracas. Aa Milea was passing Benjamin ...

... known to-morrow. MURDEROUS OUTRAGE.-Mr. Thomas Hardy, a well- known farmer residing at Ilkeston, has just been the victim of a dastardly attack from which he has narrowly escaped with his life. It appears that Air. Hardy during the past week was engaged in ...

... of more or le-s distance, to fancy mote or iess sustainye. The Westmeinster Rleviewe, in an article on the novels of Mr. Thomas Hardy, points ont a curious coincidence-the fact that in so many of these charming stories the hero is an architect. All the ...

... confirmed. t PETTY SESSIONS, Wednesday. th [Before E. WAcRNER, IV. B. PAGET, R. F. MARTIN, and to H. R. PARKER, Esqrs.] W( Thomas Hardy J. Smith, for drunkenness at Mountsorrcl, Os was fined 5s. and costs, in Edward Horslcy, for drunkenness at the railway ...

... James Holland, jin., Henry Hardy, jun., Herbert Meo, Thomas Hart, George Hardy, Henry Kennelly, Samuel Mee, John Diver, Wm. Ilart, Matthew Hardy, Henry Stone, Patience Holland. Elizabeth Stdne, Ann Longden, Mary Hardy, Emmna ...

... d Blay, Emma Chantrill, Cecil H. Cooling. Harry Cope, Alice L, iv Edge, Sarah Eley, Florence Foarn, William A. Hall, Thomas e Hardy, Joserh Hinds, Elizabeth E. Hloward, William Johnson, Fred Lee, Annie Owen, Henry Parker, Frederick Pearce, William Petrie ...

... (om in itte e s Iv~essrs. NV. Tatbam (ch airmn), Wood, Mitchell, Whitchead, Thomas, Maitby, and 1eards- Ily. (Gas Committee ?? ?? Sudhury (chairneen), Wade, Wood, Beardsley Thomas, Walier Tatham, and Aldred.-It was decided that the Board mectings be held ...

... the same place Wmn. Foxhall was on Monday committed for 10 days', by W. T. E. Cox. Esq., who also remanded till Friday Thomas Hardy, of Long Eaton, on a charge of assaulting Police-coristable Gregory in the execution of bis duty on the I1st inst. Q DEAF ...

... the streets, singing their anniversary hymns at intervals ph being accompanied by a band under the leadership of Mr cat Thomas Hardy, who has given much satisfaction in train E. ing the scholars and choir during the lest 19 years Mr. the 1. Pepper presided ...