... costs little as ever.— Daily Telegraph. Thomas Hardy's New Story. OOD WORDS.—The TRUMPET MAJOR, VX the New Story by THOMAS HARDY, Author of Far from the Madding Crowd,'' is now appearing from month month. Mr. Hardy at hie best. —Aberdeen ...

... and costs as little as ever.— TeU'jraph, Thomas Hardy's New Story. GOOD WORDS.—The TRUMPET MAJOR, the New Story HARDY, Author Far from the Madding Crowd, i a now appearing from month to month. Mr. Hardy Ins best.— Fret Prest. Admirable character ...

... manager Hallamore T. Cotton, Picton place, Neath, agent Hughes Thomas, Factory, Llanarthoram, Carnarvon, clerk Hoskins James, West or Villa, Brecon road, Abergavenny, builder Houghton Thomas, Banford House, Gilford, County Down, gentleman Horry, 50, Hopwood ...

... Chorlton-on-Medlo*^P^lo^ Wilkinson, MA., LL.B , Jo*P j > Richardson, eldest son . Plymouth Grove, to Alice ol daughter of Thomas prf _ fcj , , oa rds. , gt., Smith —Halley.—-On the 4th Wesleyan Chapel, ti » y Teller, assisted the Bey. vft Wesley Smith ...

... 22; Smith's Fan, Chowbent, 351; Fiey's Sall, Sheffield, 371; Lowe's Lady, Greenbank, 27; Barratt's Old Wallace, Shaw, 241; Thomas's White Rose, Hollingworth, 251; Far. row's Bourg Swell, Shaw, 22; Woodcock's Lazarus, Dean House, 28; Parker's Loa, Ciuder•lans ...

... accountant Beer Thomas Petty, Westwick gardens, Wost Kensington Park, butter Beven Thomas, King Edward road, South Hackney, esquire Bietherton James, Uloucester, solicitor Bennett Charles, Hartley Wintney, Winchfield, esquire Beames Thomas, The Priory, Corsham ...

... neighbourhood of Manchester take place in the course of a month. The retiringmembers of the Boards are Rs follows Levenshulme: Thomas Marsh (chairman), cashier, Osborne House, Levenshulme; Win. Lingard, manager, Poplar House, Barlow Lane; Stothard Thomson ...

... A. T. H. Bickham, Brooks. Marshall Brooks, R. M. Bia*lef, H A Bennett, Jacob Bright. M.P.; Mrs. Blur. Mr-.. E. Bel'ihouse, Thomas Bradford, Mrs. Bradford, Georsre Baxter, C H Brooks. John E. Bailey, Arthur Birley, Mrs. Best, s Barlow, 't. Bellhouse, H ...

... GREENHEYS.— Good HOUSES, 161 and 171, Drummond-terrace, Lloyd-street; rents, £36 and £30.—Apply on premises. CHORLTON-CUM-HARDY.— TO LET, COTTAGE, Oswald-terrace; ss. per week.—Apply 55, Clopton-street, Hulme. ECCLES.— Ellesmere Park, Large Family HOUSE ...

... Sarah, and Thomas Miss Emily, 9, Albert Villas, West Cotham, Bristol Thomas Thomas, 112, Bishopsgate street, E.C., gentleman Thomas Rev. Thomas Kearsey, Winforton, Hereford Thenars Thomas, Penarth Cayo, ...

... Glebelands-road, Sale.-A Pleasantly-situated HOUSE; £18.—CHADDERTON A ROBINSON, 75, Bridge-street. Manchester, CHORLTON-CUM-HARDY.— TO LET, COTTAGE, in Oswald-terrace; ss. per week. —Apply 55, Clopton-street, Hulme. TO BE LET, TWO Good HOUSES in Westmo ...

... Wesleyan Chapel 0 1— 18 3 5 Cxford-road Wesleyan Chapel 18 0 6 Brunswick-street Presbyterian Church 0 0 St. Thomas's Chnrch, Ardwick 13 16 St. Thomas's Sunday School 215 3— 16 11 7 Badnor-street Wesleyan Chapel 16 6 0 fit. Paul's Church,, Hulme 16 4 3 Jtasholme ...