... her paper, The new Reformation, is least successful. J. M. Bassil offsra an appreciative and sympathetic criticism on Thomas Hardy, the novelist. H. H. Gibbs sends a Colloquy on currency, and Mrs. Haweis a paper on Jewels and dress. Both writers have ...

... send the girl away because of her conduct.— Tbe caae waa dismissed. Cosby. — Harry Hardy, butcher, Cosby, was sum* mened for using threats to his brother, Thomas S. Hardy, on tiie Bth Auguat. — Defendant admitted tbe offence, and expressed regret for the ...

... William Applebce warehouseman 5 Mere-road Smith framework-knitter 119 Wheat-street flames agent 101 Leire-street Belgrave Thomas Hardy traveller 17 Samuel Smith engineer 29 Brunswick-street Matthew Steele salesman 3 Cedar-road Arthur Richardson grocer 21 ...

... rector of Ferriby Mary Margaret of W S Smith JP Hambletnn House Trinity by Rev W Barter Herbert cond of Thomas Wade Hardy the third daughter of late J B Hardy Ilollieach Lincolnshire- ETHER - Jan 16' at St Paul’s Wellington N:Z by J Still' S&rel second son ...

... reserve fund. The committee d management for tbe ensuing quarter are: Messrs. W. Haines, J. Brown, J. Platte, W. Hardy, W. Tongue, James Hardy, Thomas Beswick, jun., W. Buxton, and J. Wrath, jun. The Feast.— Tbe annual feast has been held this week, but very ...

... is 800. Mr. Allen was again elected president and treasurer, Mr. Bothers vice-president, Mr. T. Hardy secretary, Mr. W. Durrani librarian, and Mr. Q. Thomas auditor. Committee: Messrs. J. Wilders, E. Adkin, G. Wardle, J. A. Uttiog, J. Haywood, P. Winaer ...

... nomination Edwin Clephan and Thomas Windley osaentois, W. I*. Viccars, A. Else, S. O. Worley, J. Scampton, J. Collier,G. la;ach, and I*’. W. Kemp. Fourth nomination Win. Stanyon and George How. 11 .fonei ; >, Alfred Paget, Thomas Wilshcrc, If. A. Wilsherc ...

... 1, J. Hardy Six white turnips, Mrs. Potter I, W. Tyler 2. Six carrots, J. Fisher I, J. Hardy 2, W. Giles Twelve spring oolong, Joe. Wood 1, W. (Mee 2, J. Hardy 3. Twelve onions, autumn, Joe. Wood I, Rev. R. C. Green 2, R. W. Charles Joe. Hardy 4. Twenty ...

... James, of Norwood. Wag seemed. Messrs. Barr and Son won • large broom medal for • grand show of hardy daffodils; • similar bosom wee awarded to Meagre. Thomas Ware and Boa for • Medlar show mixed with other flowers; and a silver medal fell to Meters. J ...

... awl Distris Num Ins MOLT PONT is us Ws such morning at smith sad Son's Hee&malt St. Paserss Station. ACM/PCT.-A boy named Thomas Besforri was. admitted to the tannery on Monday afternoon suffering from **vice meld. and berm. Prom the particular% we have ...

... Marwood, John T. Carter; Grimstone, Win. Austin; John Whittle, jun. ; Hoby, Edward E. Bailey ; Holwcll, Daniel J. Barker; lloae, Thomas H. Stevenson Kirby BelUirs, Wm. Chandler ; Melton Mowbray, John Thorpe Crosher, John Jones Fast, and Josiah Glover ; Kickwcll ...

... Saturday. Score Kmohtos Oaobt. 8. Hardy, not out .. 3-S a. WUtcoz. c Bell, b W. Moles, run out Marriott „ 6 I-'. Sutliff, c and b C. .Norman, c Bell, b T. Blackwell, Norman .. 7 Marriott .. 3 A. Bell, bStunress . 4 W, Mellows, Hardy, I*. J. Marriott, c Hill, ...