... NEW EDITIONS. BEING ADDITIONS TO LOW'S STANDARD NOVELS. II. A PAIR OF BLUE EYES. By TnIO.MAS HARDY. Small post 8vo, 6s. I2. THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE. By THOMAS IARDY. Small post Svo, 6s. Uniform witll the above, I3. NEWPORT. By GEORGE PARSONS LATHIROP ...

... blne, very hardy, and frees flowering, tos down, 5e. 6c. 3l. SIDs, tj.IOO. pSooser~ups, single ur double, 2z. Cd. tk, Is la), 21a. to M&s 0Daffodils or Lent Lilies, douddo or single, yeviow or single I wphit, 3s. C1. 113. l0s. tool0. Hardy N, aretmozs ...

... 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, ...

... cornpsred to previous years 'and greatly extended, many valuable money prizes being offered in the autumn for collections of hardy Evergreens, &c. The schedules are now ready, and one will be sent on application Deing madeto Mr. Head,'the s9perintendent ...

... Gaslight and Daylight Every-Day Fapers B3Y JOHN SAUNDERS Lady DlITFFUS HARDY Bound to the W~heel PaulNvyaer'sSacrfic One A~aiest the World too Wnrr'Scrfie~ INy Vtaterman fly T1I0OMAS HARDY. Thin Lion in the Path Uiidertlie~renssood Tree T'Fe Two Dreamers BtYJ ...

... GOSSE, with Illustrations bv ALFRED PARSONs.-Rivers and River Gorges. By ARCHIBALD GEIKIE.-I nterlopers at the Knap. By THOMAS HARDY.-Oysters and the Oyster Question. By Professor HUXLEY, P.R.S.-The Author of Beltraffio. By HENRY JAM ES.-Cricket. By ...

... 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 ...

... ILLU2MINATED with VARIEGATED LAMPS and JAPANESE LANTERNSbyMr. JAO[ESPAIN* fXHIBITION of HARDY HERBA- E CEOUS PLANTS and CUT FLOWERS in tile CONSERVATORY,by Mr. THOMAS S. WARE, of Hale Farm Nurseries, Totttnham, ROYAL HORTICULTURAL R, S0CIET.TY.-COTTAGERS' ...

... Personal Care of Health. By the late E. A. PPRUKES M.D., F.R.S. Food. By ALBERT J. BERNAYS, Professor of Che-mistry at St. Thomas's Hospital. Water, Air, and Disinfectants. By W. NOEL M-ARTLE;, Esq. Health and Occupation. By W. B. RICHARDSON, Esq., ?? ...

... 14th. Address, LONDESBOROUGH THEATRE, SCARBOROUGH. MR. THOMAS B U R N S I D E, AL Manager, Sothern Comedy Company. Tour comnmescing July 28th. Permanent address, 449, Strand, London, W.C. )/ R. THOMAS V. MORRIS, Actimz-Manager, Disengaged, at finish ol ...

... 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 ...