... continued, the illustrations leing again furnished from examples C. N. Ilcmy. “Interlopers the Knap. is storv well told by Thomas Hardy; and My Wife’s Valentine, and “A Woman’s Keepsake ’ (poetry) are both excellent. Letts’ Illustbatkd Household Magazine ...

... colliery viewer. Cowpcn.—John Hedlov«gentleman, Richard Hodgson, farmer; Rubt. Huntley, farmer. Evrsdon.—Thomas C. Bolton, farmer, Holywell.—Thomas B. Stubbs, farmer. Hartley.—D. E. Stubbs, farmer. Horton.—John Stop u son. colliery cashier. Longbcutun ...

... Flowers.—G. Moffoot, I; M. R. Moffoot, R, Crahb, 3; Edward Sutherland, Hand Bouquet of Hardy Flowers.—M. R. Moffoot, I; James Bncktou, 2. Three Groups ot Cut Hardy Annuals.—John Urwin,l. Three Groups of Cut Flowers.—Wm. Allison, 1: W. C. Martin. 2; Edward ...

... —Hubert Bell, shipowner; William Thompson, shipowner, (declines to stand); Win. M. Ward, roper. Cbirton.—Robert Ayton, s’ddler; Thomas T. Clarke, accountant; Richard Cuthbert, farmer; A. N. Dodds, nablican; Jonathan Eskdale, hair dresser; Win. H. Harrctt, farmor; ...

... night, the September. She was Mr Hardy's public bouse. She saw prosecutor aud prisoners there. She saw Mr Hardy put them out. She afterwards, with Mrs Hardy, went the door and they heard someone moaning heavily. Mrs Hardy struck some matches, and witness ...

... Richardson and Richardson, half backs; Eicholtz, Usher, Tcroperlcy, Blair. Steel, Wallace, Harding, and another, forwards. BT. THOMAS' INSTITUTE V. TVNEMOUTH BBD (It). Played on tbo ground of the former at South Shields, and resulted in win for the home team ...

... Edmund Gosse, with illustrations Alfred Parsons. Rivers and River Gorges. Archibald Geikie.—lnterlopers at the Knap. By Thomas Hardy.—Oysters and the Oyster Question. By Professor Huxley, P.RJ5.—The Author “Beltraflio.” Henry James.—Cricket. Andrew Lang ...

... Pishing tuk Alk.—Mr J. J. Hardy Alnwick caught in the Ain on Monday one of the finc«t baskets of trout that has been taken in that river for some time back. The take consisted of 28 tisb.'weighing in the aggregate 171 b. Hardy used the spinner; whilst ...

... By Edmund Gosso, with illustrations by Alfred Parsons. Rivers and River By Archibald Geikie.—lnterlopers at the Knap. By Thomas Hardy.—Oysters and the Oyster Qncstion. By Professor Huxley, P.KS. —The Author of Beltraflio.” By Henry James.—Cricket. By Andrew ...

... Edmond Gos*o, with illustrations Alfred Parsons. Rivers and River Gorges. By Archibald Geikio. —Interlopers at the Knap. By Thomas Hardy.—Oysters and the Oyster Question. By Professor Huxley, P.U.S.—The Author of ••Bcltraffio.’’ By Henry James.—Cricket. Andrew ...

... Missionary Committee were read by the Rev John missionary secretary.and were unanimously confirmed at tbeclo-eof which tbo Rev Thomas Truscott, Western Africa, was called upon to address Assembly.—Tbo report of tho Committee Conuoxiounl evangelism wa*- presouted ...

... Edmund Gosso, with illustrations by Alfred Parsons. Rivers and River Gorges. Archibald Getkio.—lnterlopers at the Knap. By Thomas Hardy.—Oysters and the Oyster Question. By Professor Huxley, P.R.S.—The Author of ‘•Beltraffior’ By Henry James.—Cricket. Andrew ...