... for the season. Amongst the authors at present staying at Strafford House. in the same town, are Mr. Walter Sesant, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Barre, Mr. E. Clodd, and Mr. Perkins. Tke German Emperor's yaoht, the Hohensollern, will, ou the 6th July, convey ...

... Jrestin Euntly McCarthy (President of the Omar it Khayydm Club). Mr. Thiselton Dyer (Director of Kew as Gardene), Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Walter Besrnt, Mr. it. Andrew Lane, Mr. Edmund Goss, Mr. Grant Allen, of and Mr. Edmund Keene, 0.1 E. On the arival ...

... in admirable style Dvorak's Op. 51 in E fiat. The well-known Dorset landmark known as Hardy' Monument, called after Nelson's com- .panion, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, is in the m arkt, mnd will be shortly put up for sale by .auction. The same fate also ...

... tee. WOODBRIDGE COUNTY COURT : HARD SWEARING. At ~this Court, on Meoday, Chalics Wyawtt, oyster merchant, Orford, sued Thomas Hardy Self, butcher. for 48 7s. 01., balance of money duo in respet of ?? and money lent.-Mr. F. W. Grass appeared for the plaintiff ...

... lemplo (C) ?? 5,100 0. D. Hodgsoon (L) ?? 4,357-743 No change. KENT-AsHFOnD. L. Hardy (C) ?? 5,512 _ J. U. Bugler (L) ?? 4,281-1,231 No change. t GLAMORGAN-EAST. A. Thomas (L) ?? H. U. Lewii (U) ?? 2 No ehaEge. BUC1K-AYLEBBURY. Boron F. de Rothochild (U) ...

... M3anchs3ter-who, for private reasons does not wish her name published-writes as follows. We ought to mention, however, that Mr. Thomas EVans, Chemist, 24, Manchester REad, Baraley, who sand3 us the par- ticulars, will vouch for the accuracy of the se3'emnent ...

... said that no one was touching the girder at the time it slipped.-Wm. Hardy a third labourer, added that one end of tho girer had been raised and placed on a fish-plate.-Mr. Thomas Baylis, inspector of the permanent way, i described the truck, and ADlan ...

... those present I noticed Lady William Lennox, Mrs. Horace Nevell, Mr. George Moore, Dr. Forbes Winslow, and Miss Evelyn Stuart Hardy, the young girl whose clever war picturee, contributed to the Iluestrated London News, attracted Bo much attention at the time ...

... Iof H.. Flagship Trafalgar have, suffered Isomewhat severely from malarial fever, hinong 1those affected being Flag-Lieut. Hardy, Commnan- der King-Hall, and the Rev. David Richards (chaplain). A pretty well-dresed young woman, named Fletcher, summoned ...

... departmental committee to in- c vestigatethoe grievance. Thiacommittee consist. I of Mr. Jesse rCollings, tIP, Mir, Cozens-Hardy, Q.C., for and Mr. Bhabrook, Registrar of rinly ?? CwuncH BRAWLER FINED.-A fine of forty. i shillings and costs was inflicted ...

... costumes of the wearers, and will go down to posterity in the same category as Mr. Burns, Mr. Havelock Wilson, and Mr. Keir-Hardie's representa- tive head-gear. Mr. William Crosfield, the member for Lincoln, kept Mr. Cnthbert Quilter company with white ...

... the Rev. J. Wickham rec'tor of Sprowston, Norfolk. Mr. Hy. Jasper le Glynn was best man. The servce was fully so choral, Mr. Hardy playing Wagner's Wedding le March as the party entered the church, and *r Mendelssohn's at the close. Flowers were strewn ...