... illustrated by Mr Napier Hemy, the subjects being those coast scenes with which artists have already made us familiar. Thomas Hardy contributes a little tale, Interlopers at the Snap ; and The Armourer's TPrenrtices, by Charlotte MK. Yonge, is continued ...

... performed by Bro. W. Coxon, P, the now lodge were afterwards invested arf Joho Ostle, L M., Wa. Love, SW, Thomas, Hardy, Daniel Oatle, ‘secretary; Thomas ¥ 8.D., Wan. Arrow: ‘m. Cochrane, treasurer; J, Or. and T, etewar ls; organtst of C.; the were Rev Richard ...

... Macclesfield: Samuel Hickinane, 13. Liverpool: Thomas Hughes (a), 42: John Henry Bearls, 4; Wmn, W. Duke, 33. Manchester: Timothy Robert Meson, 45. Leeds: Heniry Richardson, St. Nottingham: Thomas Hardy, 28. Hull: Thomas R. Jones, 59. York: Geosge Follows, 44 ...

... 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 ...

... home missions, and £5 to the new chancel fund. Dr Mackay was chosen by the rector as his churchwarden, whilst Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr Thomas Serginson, jun., were re-elected for the pa iab. H=sAsar.-On Monday, the annual meeting for the ap- pointment of ...

... cannon Soon after, as he lay dying, from a mortal w cuntict—to Mertem, “ fake care af dear Lad a short ton,” he warmured to C Hardy, ho kn 08} him ;' take poor dy Hamiitoa, Ju lnstng comsciou mess, he repeated iis earuest inju leas, this time to the et ain ...

... SLOWER SEEDS, &C HARDY ANNUALS, should be bow* *13 Choiee Distinct in «*jwured Envelope for One Shilling; 50 for Three Sfallinga and Sixpence. Early, Bed, Savoy, and Drumhead Cabbage Plants from reliable home saved stocks, 6dJ per 100; , flower Plants ...

... CHOICE HARDY FRUITS SUITABLE FOR THIS COUNTY. APPLE—LORD SUFFIELD, of large size, early great bearer, pyramids and Standards, 1/6 and 2/- each. PLUM—VICTORIA, red; large as bantam egg, yielding extraordinary crops, pyramids and standards, 1/8, 2/-, and ...

... and also the aathentication of a News J - DEATHS. bie ‘VWennbess. Teh aged TS. Ac ‘te late William Hardy. Tth sudd West Wylam, Sth inst., aged 64, Thomas Eddy. ‘Tyne Lodge of Freemasons, ’ a ee the Sorth Hetton Coal ( and at Beatt, Monumental and Architect ...

... 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 ...

... Millican, A. M. Hardie, Jas. Scott, S. S. Stobbs, Hugh Thompson, A. F. Nichol, G. D. A. Clark, and the Rev. Wm. Rudge. MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH AND INSPECTOR NUISANCES. On the motion of Mr Hugh Thompson, Dr L. G. Broadbent and Mr Thomas Short were respectively ...