... Elsmertary, let eiae, F Holmers, J Lee, J White, J Mulos, J H1 F North;* 2nd clase, W'H fbi- reora, A Collerd, 3 B Main, Davis, W Hardy, F. C Batterrshill, aud W~illiam& . Sseders. In thie subjct only On9 atudent foilreL to pres, and that in tuhe honours eteio ...

... saving many I genuine dialect words from oblivion. J. M1. Barrio's and S. B. Crockett's pictures of Scotch peasant life, Thomas Hardy's tales of South Wessex, B. D. .Blacmore's Devon romances, and Q's sketches of Cornish speech and ways are strewn with ...

... Saunderson, M.P,, was the principal speaker at a meeting last night at Leicester in support of Mr Hardy, the Tory candidate, A vote of confidence in Mr Hardy was carried with some dissentiente. The Temperance organisations will oppose Mrfardy, and have issued ...

... Richards, W. Jones, A. Smith, S. R. Long. W. Burland, F. Wooke)y, I.1. Evans, C. Pens, U. H. Eyre, G. Serase, F. G. Harding, G. Thomas, J. S. Pitt, C. B. Plea3ance, S. Singer, and W. Cowley. PAUPER STATISTICS. 1Tbe relief returns showed that dnring the week ...

... Mrs H, A. Hawkins, -Mies M Cliffordi Miss M. D. Gotch4 Miss C. A. Nigbtingale, Miss Woollem, Kies Winhworth, Colonel E. A. Hardy, the Bavy E. -Evans and they. Denniogf Mers J. Bestow, Cf i . usyc W.eFerrtn , ElH. W. Marshi, 3. Kennerly, J. Bevan. W. Jones ...

... Mreweather. T. (leverdenFT. SoU, X. A arh ,W. Hori*, G^ Gillett W. Ev .ade,S, Bansford, A. Hurditch, G. I. Thomas, T. Chlidey, I 'J Griffi, S. Hardi'ng, B. Thatcher, J. Wrinstone, W. i' a; R. ng,B.xssma,HE.Orc ; na it #B W.HI . t F i, nd iss SJ. Fdder. i ...

... the highest position in the force, and said he had set an example to every member cf the constabulary. Inspectors White and Hardy followed, and both bare testimony to the high respect in which Mr Turner was held, Sergeant Chillcotb and Constable Maby also ...

... and J. T. leas (vice-ch'sir. men), the Revs S. W. Wayta and G. B. Ford, Miss Woollam Miss Winkworth, Miss Clifford, Colonel Hardy, General baubeny, Messrs J. Bastow, N. Palmer, 0. Cnnningbam, P. Owen, W. Perry, C. H. Mayo, W. Butler, W, Stone, J1. Farr ...

... programme consisted of comnic and sentimental songs, the company einging the choruses Who will o'er the IDown and The Hardy Norseman in fine style. Mr. W. Pyke deserved tho encore which greeted him on singing Rosa, and also in Mary May le was ...

... - - -. 1 0,AuaustinesA Akers ?? - - - 1 6evenoaks ..IL W. Foster a . - ?? - 1 Ashford ?? - . Lawrenee Hardy a ?? .- - - 1 Kerry- West ?? Sir Thomas Isinoade a . - 1 - - Watford P, . FHalsey a ?? -- - 1 Hing' Lynn .-T. e. owe a ?? - - - 1 Bir8's Counts- ...

... have now on view in their gallery in Clare street, Bristol, all the work of Mr T, B. Hardy. The Bristol peolile have, we learn, shown their appreciation of Air Hardy's work, and Mesrsm Frost aed Reed's enterprise, by purchasing eleven of the pictures ...

... ermanent Building Society-Annual iMeeting, Barnfield Hall, 7. BIRTH. A,!,-sN-Fcbruary 21, at Drawbridge House, Caa3ul Bank, St. T'homas, Exeter, the wife of ,J. Adams, a daughter. TukNme-February 20,at il,Bartholornew-street, Exeter, the wire of . Turner, a ...