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... Sir Edward Watkin, Bart., L. Rider Haggard M.P. Sydney Itel Charles Whibley olt talietrt Eon, Lewis Wisgfield Lady Driflum Hardy T. Blake Wiergan F'rederis Harrison Henry Woods, A.B.A Bret larts C. W. wyl W. E. Ioenley W. L. Wyllie, A.R.A. Hubert HerklomerARA ...
... REPRESENTATIVES-OF THE ATE THOMAS MAXWELLESQ. IMPGRTAWT SALE OF SUssrANTIAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Cstly SpodefJlprnese, Dresden China, and Crown Derby Ornaments, XIODnE-N WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS by CoplyFielding, T. SidneyCooper,.A, T. B. Hardy C. HL Slatcr, Gilbert ...
... ES OF TEll LATE THOMAS MAxWEL4 ESQ. IMPORTANT SALE OF SUBSTANTIAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Costly Spode, Japanse, Dresden China, and Crown Derby Ornaments, MODERN WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS by Copley Fieling, T Sidney Cooper, ILA., T: B. Hardy, 0. HE Slater, Gilbert ...
... L B. Walford; a first instalment of the Hisory of an Infancy, by Jean Ingelow; The Iady Penelope, a moving story by Thomas Hardy; acurious and instructive paperon 'The Origin-of Death,by Edward Clodd; and some other items worthy of a reader's attention ...
... secesesed. Tenure ?? tG P~tero and Thomas 16. Cook-tilatI ?? Plot s of valuable Freehold w t UI~uUG IAND, occupyin~g the best pttions iu Rhi O Pricnoroo.Pe from 38 ya er ~ancordingE to ?? aticulars apyt aer n Thomaes, 18. Cook-street, ?? 7jal3 J~KItEBBE ...
... Swinburne, A Swimmer's Dream.. Candour in English Fiction is dealt with by Walter Besant, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Thomas Hardy. Viscount Wolmer makes some suggestions on how to get the Tithes Bill through Parliament- and another political article ...
... and ?? applica- tion was supported by Mr. Neale, who said that the place was conducted with greatcare by Mr. Allison.-Mr. Hardy, on behalf of two neighbours (Mr. Prior and Mir. Serjesat), opposed the appli- cawt on, on the ground that the place was a ...
... S. OheatersThompsoin, Esq., J.P., meanaging director of .Cheaters'Brewery Company, Limited. Mancheeter. Thomas Biddlnlph,Es;q.. director of Hardy's Crown Brewery Company, Llnsitedt, Manchester. I*Christophcr MDounel~l, Esq., Drogheds (Csascys Brewery ...
... , W. J. Little, T.C., George Kirby, T.C., G. J. Lynskev T.C. CLiverpool), J. B. Delany, T.C., Hugh arker Thomas Cook, T.C., Johin Graham, Thomas Williuas, T. T. Foster, R. Butcharot, RX Evans, James Cogan, Edward Dorgan, J. Markay, C. W. IWiller, R. C ...
... SUccss OF A HOdNYAD SrunT.-At the if Royal College of Ph icians and Surgeons, Xdin- t, burgh, last week, Mr. William Thomas, son of Mr. J. Thomas etica House, Holyhead, was ie successful in his second examination. in INt'IAL FEDREA'!ION LEAGuE.-Mr. Geo. R. ...
... Chesters-Thonmpson; Esq., J.P_ natiaging director cf. , Chesters' Brewery Conspny, Liniited, Manchester. (Thomas Biddoluh, Esq.. direetor of Hardy's Crown Brewery r. Company, Limlited, M4anchester. .*Chtiseopher It['Donnell, E~sq., Drogheda Csey Brewer3 ...