... 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 ...

... , 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. ...

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... own boat, and other three people were already ashore. The sip's boat was in great danger of beint swamped when the lifeboat, Thomas Bose came alongside arn rescued the 18 people, and brought them safe into Douglas Harbour. It was all in last Mondays Mervevsy ...

... (eons); Messrs. ,John O., Thomas, and Joseph Ellams, John and Joseph Tattersall, William and John Maddock, and J. Kenyon (graudsons); John Blundell, TC1 and F. Atkir- son. The Rev.. E. F. G. Smn.hwick, M.A., vicar of St. Thomas's, Seaforti, officiated. ...

... Belfast; 10th Prize, B6923I Mr. Heald, 8, High-street, Hornstie; 11th Prize, B4276, Mrs. Thronsen, Bloomfield; 12th Prize, 2718, Thomas Austin, Whitehouse; 13th Prize, C3167, A. J. Higbart, 10, Conway-road. Canton, Cardilf: 14th Prize, 0859, John Connor, Po ...

... Committee of- the Chorlton. U .nion, which deals with the townships of Didsbory, LevenshuIme, . Burnage, Moss Side, Choriton-cum-Hardy, and YWitbington, has just been issued. There is a net: increase of '122 children, or 4 per' cent ink daily attendance, of ...

... forward to and appreciated. Capital songs were rendered by Messrs. J. Season, Bill Bond, W. Morris, P'red. GirereF Perry, Joe Thomaes, P. Stone, and Harry Cheaters; wrhile stum~p tapeeches, sketches, and banljo pevinrinances w ere the itemzs givenl in the ...

... gardeners. Thyomuas Lowse, Hull, hay and straw dealer, formerly new.sagent and bay and strawv dealer. Edmurd H. Thomas, trading as W. H. Thomas and Son, Trinity-place, end Crossley-street, Northgate, Halifax, clothier. FIRST MEETINGS AND DATES OF PUBLIC ...

... Wrexham Grammar School Fund, last evening, the same questionm cne up for discussion, when it was pointed out by the clerk (Mr. Thomas Borsl4hat the Act did not interfere, with that fund, which will be managed by the trustees, who have resolved to devote the ...