... Kenmire, 53 years of age, residing in Muzrray's Yasid, Mulgrave Terrace, Gate;xead, being run over by a brake driven by Henry Thomas Hardy, who Is now in custody. The Chlef-Oonstable (Mr J. Elliott) re- ports that he was standing near the railway bridge at the- ...

... service as a midshipmi, when the far off, stirring scenes in which he was an actor are remembered. He served under Sir Thomas HardY . at Trafalgar, and he was on board the Shannon in the action with the Chesapeake outside Boston, and when the duel was ...

... which came off at Terry's Theatre, did not prove the success anticipated. The authors of the plays in question are Mr Thomas Hardy, author of Far from the Madding Crowd, and those Wessex tales, which have made his name fjmous as a novelist; Mr J. ...

... Stevenson, Steienson him- self wee in the genesis of his authorship largely inflnenced by George Meredith. George AIersdith and Thomas Hardy were both instacces of men. possessed of grea t powers, who. notwithstanding, bad failed to hold the public lie sonne of ...

... enough, and the homely women, too; weve even think we know precisely what they will say before e they open their mouths. Thomas Hardy and J. S. f( Fletcher have impressed us with the delights of rural h fiction ; but novelists knew better than to lay the ...

... Auckland: 3rd, Joseph Wed. dell, Barnard Castle. DOGS. Greyhound dog, let, Thomas Mtoswbray, Nercaetle-Grom- well; hnd, Tom Ashton, 2, Hanover Place, Park lane, Led: 3rd, Thomas Stark. Croxdale Vitlags-SSquire. Greyhound bitch, lst, Tom Aebton; Znd, W ...

... D. ' Roxburgh; the Rev Father Eter; AILWiCS; nlo e l:v: Taylor, WhitWiogtam; Mr W. T. Hidmarsh F L wick; Dr P Pahen, B tr Thomas Scott, L i,- r 'r Young Br Berwick; Mr G. L. Panein, Berwildb Vr r ?? Alinwick; Mr M. H. D aed, lauxity; dr 3J. L. Xcehi. ...

... MR KEIR HARDIE, ALP., ON LABOUR QUESTIONS. Under the auspices of the Newcastle Independetr ?? party, Mr J. Eeir Hardie, M.P,, delivered &tt addresscn Sunday in Gimetfes C0ircu, Newcastle, hi, subject being Twelve Month3 ot Democratic Govermeni;.` Mr ...

... J.P., presided, and was supported by Mr John Burns, M r Ben Tillett, Mr Heir Hardy, Mr J. H. Wilson. Mr Thomas Bowman, and olhers. There was av large attendance. Mr Heir Hardy, who was introduced by the Chairman as a Parliamen'tary candidate for West Ham ...

... first. Thomas Donne of Dunnes, was Bnryed, &a. 25tb. Matthew & Edward, sons & twins of George Coxon of Reallees, & Ann, his wife, was Baptized. prtended weak. prflye 25th. 163, was Born ye sona of Robrt Penman, and Baptized by ye n ame of Thomas, fatt ...

... Sr. Thomas's Church, Barras Bridge, Newcastle, on Wedneoiay, Mr Baguley, the master's warden, rose and asked Dr Hairi~son to accept, au theb hands of the churc- wardens, three beautifully embroidered stoles for the use of the clergy of St. Thomas's. Mr ...

... was kiocked in the ?? by another ?? named Thomas Maher. Cleary died shortly afterwards. On Saturday afternoon a large meeting of the Conserva- tive party in the division was held at Leicester, nnd Mr Gerald Hardy was entbusisatioclly and unanimously adopted ...