... elected captain of the town ciub for the coming seasou, and Messrs D. and K. Colleen, The club have secured the services of Thomas Hardy, of Nottingham, as pro- fessional. ILFRACOMBE. Suppers Dears on aw Ovtwarp Bounp Srea“er.— Early cu Saturday morning, a ...

... years. The performance improves every week. Mr. Thomas Hardy. the novelist, recently received s letter from Lord Pembroke, in which that conscientious landlord says that after reeding the chapter to Mr. Hardy's last book, Taw, in which the Turbervallee ...

... December 9 Among the well-known authors expected to be presen! are Mr Kudyard Kipling, Mr Frankfort Mowe, Mr Douglas Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr. Hope, Mr. Williaw L~+ Queux, and Mr Manley Weyman A marriage has been arranged between Mr Edwant Blount, Attaché to ...

... BRYAN. *February 4, at 18. West-grove, Brookeoad. biome Bryan. aged American papers .aixecopi. HARDY.*January 31 at Norton Hawkfield, suddenly, Thomas Henry Hardy, aged 42. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing wife and family. SOUTHEY .* On the Ma uIL. at Orets-bank ...

... earnings in the Post Ollioe, to which she was sppointed on the recommendation of her brother's warm friend, the late Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, A year ro o, threatened with complete loss of sioht, sha Yetired on a small Government pension and on a still !maaller ...

... Mrs. Arpies, iiliam Black, Rhoda Brougktoa, Edna Lyali, iS Miss Mul-ch, Charles de, Harrison Aiusworth, Mrs. Kdwarde, Thomas Hardy, Mrs. Oliphant, Hawley Smart, Walter Besant, Rudyard Kipling, D. C. Murray, Scott, Smediey, Blackmore, Anthony Trollope ...

... in f the V ictoria.Hall on Tuesday-evening. ,The Rev W. i J. Clarke presided. The chairman 3r Postlethlwaite, s and.Mr Thomas Hardy addressed the meeting on the Local Option question. A resolution in favour of Local Option, and thanking the speakers and ...

... poor heart endure. W twit hopes trum thee. and thee alone. a cure! —IV. MOW TIRBT PUBLISHED., Ike 'op clancholn ussar. Br THOMAS HARDY, Autber of Par from Madebeg Crowd..' Tie Trumpet Major.' tr. I T en a soft. duk eveni ng of th e f o ll owing weak that ...

... the Norman,' which leaves Southampton next Saturday. Mr. Rudyard Kipling. who has been cycling in Dorsetshire with Mr. Thomas Hardy, is negotiating for the purchase of a house and grounds at Rodwell, near Dorchester. Faulkborne Hall, near Witham, has ...

... Granby, Lord Itowtoo, Lady Dorothy and Miss Nevall, the Countess of Portsmouth, Lady Lockwood, Lady Rachel Howard, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Sir Henry Thompson, Sir Herbert Stephen, and Mr. Frederick Greenwood. Among the wedding presenbt to the bride, which numbered ...

... near Stour- David ‘Millership Sadler, at Dog, Kennel, Vi icarage-road, Worcestershire, fre brick manufacturer Thomas ¥ iison, Chorlton-cum Hardy, at Glen-view. borough, Stroud, trading at Locks ated near Stroud, co-partnership with W. ‘Sowerbutts and W ...

... Royal Victoria Home, Horfield. ft is capable of seating 6o worshippers. Mr. Thomas Hush Hardy, the well-known artist, .lied suddenly on Sunday at his residence, Maids Vale. Mr. Hardy, we believe, had Bristol connections. For the Bristol Musical Festival in ...