... and, from daintier paths of literature, Mr. Austin Dobson ; whilst friendly letters were received from Lord Tennyson, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. George Macdonald, Mr. Kuskin, and Mr. Andrew Lang. That Mr. Lowell made a charming speech goes without saying. The ...

... Cockerill, Mr. W. Colledge, Mr. J. A. Hardy, Mr. J. Hughes. Mr. C. Konow, Mr. Henry Law, Mr. R. J. Kilburn, Councillor T. Purser, Councillor W. Rainbow, Mr. D. Robinson, Mr. R. Sargeant. Mr. J. Sheffield, Mr. Thomas Spencer, Mr. G. Vials, and Mr. G. Weed ...

... Mr. A. Cockerill, Mr. J. A. Hardy, Mr. C. Konow, Mr. R. J. Kilburn, Mr. Henry Law, Councillor T. Purser, Mr. D. Robinson, Councillor W. Rainbow, Mr. Geo. Starmer, Mr. J. Sheffield, Mr. R. Sargeant, Mr. G. Scriven, Mr. Thomas Spencer, Councillor W. Tomes ...

... That this meeting believes that Mr. J. A. Hardy more fit and proper person to represent this division in the County Council.—Mr. Masters seconded, and the Chairman, after some slight delay, put Mr. Hardy's name, and some 22 hands were held up.—The ...

... Daventry, Mr. Edward Farder, in his 69th year. Deeply regretted. Lovell. —Feb. 12, at Wellingborough, Martha, widow of the ate Thomas Lovell, Theddingworth, Esq., Leicestershire. Langdon.—Feb. 18, at Buckingham, G. F. W. Laugdon, secondsonof the late W. Langdon ...

... Marsh, Mr. Edward Marsh (Luton), Mr. Alfred Wells (Isham), Mr. J. P. Hardy, Mr. Frederick Hardy, Mr. Arthur J. Harlock. J.P., Mr. Henry Stone, J.P., Mr. Lewis W. Stone, Mr. Thomas Thorpe, and Mr. Ruben Wilson (Banbury). THE MARRIAGE CASE AT HACKLETON ...

... Society of Ireland, at Killarney, May, 1887, and he is now the property of Sir Thomas Hesketh, Bart. The Kerry Cow has been well described as the poor » man's cow, being very hardy, a good milker, producing • rich milk, and when fattened the highest quality ...

... Society of Ireland at Killarney, May, 1887, and he is now the property of Sir Thomas Hesketh, Bart. The Kerry Cow has been well described as the poor man's cow, being very hardy, a good milker, producing rich milk, and when fattened the highest quality ...

... Mr. A. Cockerill„ Mr. J. A. Hardy, Mr. C. leacow. Mr. R. J. Kilburn, Mr. Henry Law, Councillor T. Perm ) Mr. D. Robinson, Camellia W. Rainbow, Mr. Geo. 111anser, Mr. J. Sheffield, Mr. R. Sergeant. Mr. G. Scriven, M. Thomas Spencer. Councillor W. Tomes ...

... for the seats, and most trainees have accepted the candidature Brackley (population2,so4).-Mr. J. L. Straiten, J.P.. C. Mr. Thomas Judge, K. . T v «»-.-,t (3,859).-Mr. C. Rodhouse, L., Mr. Edward C. ingstone ...

... Campion, Mr. R. Cleaver. Mr. W. Colledge, Mr. J. A. Hardy, Mr. J. Hughes, Mr. R. J. Kilburn, Mr. C. Konow, Mr. H. Law, Mr. T. Purser. Mr. D. Robinson, Mr. R. Sargeant, Mr. G. Scriven. Mr. J. Sheffield, Mr. Thomas Spencer, Mr. G. Starmer, Mr. W. Tomes, Mr. G ...

... evening, in support of the candidature of Mr. J. A. Hardy, a member of the County Council.—The Hey. J. H. Harrison occupied the chair.—Mr. Moore proposed Mr. Hardy, which was seconded Mr. C. Lovell.—Mr. Hardy then gave an explanation of the Local Government ...