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... presided over Misses Joplin (21, Mis Forster (2), Misses Dickson (2), and tbe Misses Martin, Davidson, Robinsou, Barrass, Carr, Hardy. The after meeting was presided over J. Mather, of Jarrow* and addresses were gi tho KevS. W. Arrowsmith and W. Ludlow, and ...
... average of ab .ut £4OO. The circuit stewards, Mr. Thomas Beardall ant Mr. Alfred R. Stokoe, were thanked and reappointed, also Mr. W. T. Haddock as circuit chryel secretary. TA NI WORTH AND LICHFIELD.—Revs. Thomas Orton, R. Bradley, and many friends were present ...
... kneeling, because there had been maw weans there that day, oar could he my that the prisoner was the man be saw.—Police .sergeaot Hardy deposed to the robbery being reported to him Father Hilarion. He found the box as by the last witness, and said the lid bed ...
... M'Daraett, AahSaM. KUksasr Kct. Prter Nolaa. P.P., T«U»Jiertn. Amw- lU*. Ckiun Hew*—y. P.P., lnMUo*« Mr. TnlUrt** .. Mr. Thomas Morphy. Hebron, Kilksmny Mr*. S. Keily, Tullaroan. do. Bo?. Tlmoihr Heni—y. P.P.. do,, do. Bar. John K (PDobsrty, Ada., H**to«n- ...
... NS. A LITERARY TREAT. TORY A B RILLIANT or THE S LAST CENTURY. AY A YRONT•RANK N0V161.48T. THE MELANOHOLY HUSSAR, BY THOMAS HARDY. Author or Far troth the Madding Crowd. **Trumpet The Mayor et (Naaterbridge. Wessex Ulm A Lockman, A Pair of Moe ...
... 6d. per week psr £100. Auents— Mr. ÜBLAH HOKSBET, St. Helen's Chambexs. Javy- gate, York; Mr. Jo_ Bell, Westgate. Ripon. Thomas Dekkibob*. Secretary. 85. Horthgate. Darlington. 6007 gOo_, fuottcattous, tit. THE MATRIMONIAL HERALD ID FASHIOHABLB MARRIAGE ...
... m- Hardy, 7 30, C ; February 26, St. James's. Moss Side, 7 30, C February 27, St. Margaret's, Whalley Range, 8 p.m., J M February 28, St. Stephen's, Chorlton-on-Medlock, 7 30, C R. Rural ©eanery of Ardwick (Rev. J. Nunn.R.D.): March 3, St. Thomas's, Ardwick ...
... worryinvj, arfjj y Z •unity wilt aceomplmb ttejperfeet w«k/5h eminent novelists, Mr. waiter Beannt S* 1 Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy dJR* the question of Caadosnr in Bngli SQ ?? —by w%ich appears to be meant the suk*^ qf frankness which may b© observed** ...
... service of song. BARTON CliArll.—Tbrong_h the kindness of • number of friends—Lady Hardy, Mrs. and Mir Euie. Mre..lanies Hault and Mrs. Hanle, Mrs. Oldham, Mrs. Hardy Mrs. • Mrs. Tipper, and Mr. E. M. Earle— the member of the mothers' meeting, the Sunday ...
... Bans and Co., Limited Lord Barton The High Sheriff (Mr.A.O.Worthington) 100 Lord Hindlio Mr. Hamar Bass, M.P lOO Sir Reginald Hardy, Bert. 5O Mears. Ind. Coope, and Co., Limited 50 Mans. Worthington and Co., Limited 50 Messrs. Salt and Co. Messrs. Ma on, ...
... hybrid-1 and t,B fratiobwrgK Gold flnobes I. D. Taylor, Greenock: 2, Stewarts Bull Anches—l, John .M'Lelisi., 2, Thomas Stewart Linnet—l and 2. Thomas Stewart Any variety large British lard—l aud L', J. P. Dewar. Any variety small British bird—l aod 3, T. Stewart ...
... business. Thera is a controversy in the New Reriew which will cause some stir. Mr. Walter Besant, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have written articles on Candour in English Fiction. Mr. Besant is quite satisfied with things as they are. He writes ...