... slightly gry, mdutache dark brown. Had a white hand. ketohief baring name of Thomas Hardy, and a member's card of thC Surrey Cricket Clab with the holder's nme, Thomas Hardy.? MrnaRL or AUMAtL B4as9 -Lord 0. Beredsord, MSP., yesterday unveiled the handsome ...

... slightly grey; moustache dark brown. Had white handkerchief, besring name of Thomas Hardy, and a member's card of the 5 -Surrey Cricket Club, with holder's name, Thomas c Hardy. A Leeds correspondent telegraphs that as the Midland c train was due at ...

... eet, with washing mark No. 276; white handkerchief bearing the name of Thomias Hardy ; a season card (member), Thomas Hardy, Surrey Cricket Club, i888, holder Thomas Hardy. The deceased, apparently a military officer, has several scars on ...

... with the washing mark, No. 270; white hand- f t kerchief beariug the name of Thomas Hardy, a season card rmember), Thomias Hardy, Surrey Cricket Clab, t 1 1888 holder T~hosuos Hardy; two briar pipes mounted in ?? in a morocco case. The deceased, apparently ...

... toilai by the hlieman ofb IRan- PITIFUL END OF AIN AGED NE 'A juvy yesteildzy sat at Leasinathorne-to con. sider Ue case.cf Thomas- Hardy (6,, coalrainer, I who ntalixquished daily WrYE few, days ago. . e aliied with hs3 wvdowi i3d on Friday last was I missing ...

... Nelson with his last breath said, Kiss me, Hardy, and who shared the lustre of the greater hero, certainly seems worth the small sum-about 4ioo-required for this pur- pose. The name of Sir Thomas Hardy, it is true, is kept fresh in our minds by his ...

... tallow, and naphtha oiL The damae is l5000, The cirmumstances attending the discovery of the dead budy of a man named Thomas Hardy, on Vauxhall Bridge, London, on Tuesday evenilnz have been investigated, and the police and the hospital authorities yesterday ...

... soldier Goldwin Smith WiILTSHIRE (I in 23,000). A. Hayward Isaac Pitman DORSElTSIRE (I in 27,000). The late WV. E. Forster Thomas Hardy SOSIERSETSHIRE (I ill 23,000). Henry Irving Helen Mather The trio Kinglakes James Suily Mlrs. Frederick Prideaux DEVONSHIRE ...

... A. 1Io house VrLTSHIRE (x in 23,000)- A. Htayward Isaac Pitman DoRsi. l!.u.R1. (x in 27,000). 'Ilie late \V. E. Fur:ter Thomas Hardy SO'.MERSE'TSITNRE (I in 23,C00). Henry Iiving Hlelen Iather The t.o ai :glakes James Suily tMrs. Fredecick I'rideaux Sir ...

... worst teing Thomas hardy, with terriolo injuries to the head; 'Thomas Rotb- well, scalp wounds, and such severe shock that he is not expected to recover; John Birk, injuries to the head and face; and William Green, John Brown, Thomas Wood, ...

... remark- able rccovery of interest, there being 80 entries against 47 last year. The features in which the county of Mr. Thomas Hardy has the advantage are sheep and pigs. As compared with last year's show in Dorsetshire, the display at the Monmouthshire ...

... scrambled out of the top of the car-. Ir;ge.-Josi1h Dakin, another passenger, gave a sirnilar- account of the accident. -Thomas Hardy, carriage-' examiner, said he examined the carriages composing the snare, carefully inspected the wheels, oaslc, and brakes ...