... ,AInY DUFFUJS HARDY. By T. NV. SPEIGHT. 0 Psol Wyrrtec's Sacrifice. 1-The Mysteries of Heron Dykre. s8 By THOMAS HARDY. Be It. A. STERNI)ALNI. -i-+Under thcs Greeawosd Tree. -iThe Afclaau, Knife. By JUlLIAN, HAWTHORNE. By BERTHA THOMAS. 1-Garth. t~rossida ...

... SOUDAN. )th FALLEN BRITAIN AND MER POLITICS. , THE DUKE OF ALBANY. ,; C P WILIAM BLACKWOO1) and SdtS. Edinburgh and London. THOMAS HARDY. A short Story bv this popular writer appear ain i The English Illustrated Magazine for May. Price Sixpence. 'By Post ...

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... be inferred from the fact that O. J. Hardy and Co. have been able to obtain thi large additional spane oC 4,600 superficial feet. as well as considerably enlarging their HOSIERY and HAT DEPART- MENTS. C. J. HARDY and CO., at NUMBER ONB, have for many ...

... Dickens e son. f Lincoln let, 590; 40 increase. J. Timmin3. J. Timmins, P. 0, *t Lincoln2nd, 425; 25 increase. William Settle. Thomas Hartihorme. a Belver, 398; 3 increawe. W. Brrell. Joseph Huclnall,- d Cniesteilield, 837; 5 increase. B. Eyra. G. Parkin, ...

... Wesleyan Chapel, Markret Easan, John George Carr to Emma Turner, both of Claaby., HARDY-BOYDEN.-Mareh 15th, at St. Margaret's Church, HluU, Samuel, second Lon of John Hardy, mariner, to Harriet Ann Boydon, all bf Hull. SP;NOE-S[OULTOy.-March i9tb, at the ...

... Geoige-street. Leeds. The ceremony will bo performed by the Worshipful Depute Proviucial Grand Master of West York, Brother THOMAS WILLIAM TEW, J.lP., Past Grand Deacon of England, assisted by Members of the Provincial Grand Lodge. For fall particulars ...

... - son. DEATHS. Fz&.-July 19, at 11, Westbourne-avenue, Hull, aged 80 years, Caroline Fea, HArDY.-Julyr 19, at Queen-street, Barton, aged 58 years, George Hardy, S ?? 27, at San Francisco. aged 23 yesrc, Albert Spenceley, third officer of e.s. Bell Rook ...

... RnOt. Thoams Wrigh~t ?? stealing at Brierlayo Thomas Dickson ?? I e a ~i~oClrWitb. A- orkn ?? ?? ?? der of* child a* m ntZ ?? ~bei'osigh. Herber ?? IoVl seauu log at Gole Th i r~O ?? Beeta itt Middleton. Thomas Mason ?? at Goola. ?? ohr Is ?? ?? at Huddersflald ...

... IESSRS. C. J. HARDY AND CO., m o of NUMBER ONE, BOAR-LANE, LEEDS. IAR1AE sHOWING IN THEIR HOSIERY and UNDEROLOTHING WINDOW all the NEW MAKES in WOOLLEN SHIRTS, DRAWlIRS, and UNDERCLOTHING. HATS AND CAPS. H E I S W E E K. T ESSRS. C. J. HARDY AND CO., of ...

... SOCIETY. - The I1 s .HEARSA.9 Will be held every Thursday Evening, at 7.30, ?? Schoolroom, Mark-lane, untl fuarther notice. THOMAS ROTHEIERY, Honorary EDMUND WARD,_J Secretaries. - JNEWLEEDS MUSICAL SOCIETY.-REHEARSALS everr TU;ESDAY, 8 p.m., at Spencer-plae ...

... and Green, Eroun and Blue. T3 a S C I M ESSRS. 0. J. HARDY AND CO., r lt*ARE SHOWING f 3 ~ 7' ^A LARGE STOOU of CAS]IMERE VESTS at 6s. lid. each. If Flannel Lined Is. extra. f MESSRS. C. J. HARDY AND CO., AR' SHOWING IN THEIR OUTFITTING WINDOW ?? bPLENDID ...