... option of enfranchising their holdings, on payment of 25 years' purchase of their annual rents. During the past few days Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Clout Farm, Crowland, near Spalding, has suffered serious losses by the death of eight working horses. In the district ...

... Coma, Museum), Mr. andN. M. , Mr. T. C. W. Andrews, Mt O. Mr. OrOVIIS Mr. O. J. Gregory, Rev. H. IL Kr. Meteor BiMkss. Mr. Thomas Hardy. ime. F. Mr. R. P. Fetberstonhaugh Framptes, Mr. O.Dr. Macdonald, Mr. Mayo, W. Mile; Barnes, Mrs. Emma, Mr. B. Pewee idgeumbe ...

... the following SPECIAL PRIZE will be offered In the OPEN TO ALL Classes : By Mr. THOMAS S. WARE, Hale Farm Nurseries, Tottenham, London— For the Best TWELVE BUNCHES of HARDY PERENNIALS, Cut blooms, all correctly named. First prize, 10s. ; Second, 78. ...

... Hopkins, Mr H. F. N. (Seaforth Highlanders), Harcourt lodge, for London Hunt, Miss, 3 Spa Buildings, for Ireland Hardy, Major and Mrs W. E. Hardy, St. Oswald's, for Essex Ford, Col. and Mrs Charles, 1 Saxham villas, for Clifton Kenneth, Col., Mrs and Misses ...

... Ashlt’rd'bo&se) Mr and Mr* R Hhomey ft f (Lorne-honse) ft Sir* E. Hboraey and f. so# Thomas ft Edward# I Aim Cove* * Miss Hardy FREE CHURCH. 1 Sir end Mr* Bowen and « 2 Mra Thomas and t *Mr Mra Cole „ _ _ Boulevard Chambers-Mr J. P. Capell, eollritor. Mr H. ...

... but no 280,000 ean he spare. Well done, Cadbury, may your cap always run over England prides herself on her soldiers : those hardy, courageous heroes who uphold her prestige and glory in the times of war and sanguinary battles ; and poets and artists deliglit ...

... M. Dunlop, Bristol Messrs Veitch, Mr S. P. Budd, Mr E. B. Titley, the ihev E. Handley and Mr G. Garraway, Bailbrook. Mrs Thomas Jolli gained the premier award for three magnificent specimens of amaryllis. The Bath Theatre band, under ?? Sob~ttleri and ...

... Appleby, Mr S. Martin, Miss Evans, Mrs Leuitoo, Mr and Mrs Johnsos, Colossi Stanley Clarke, Mr and Mrs Thomas, Mr ad Mrs Mammals, Captain Amin, Major Thomas. Miss Frith, Mr Mrs Corms, Mr Hoihbotts, Mr sad Mrs Laing, Mr MoVisker, Miss Manse. Miss Whitehead ...

... R. O. stephens, C. Penn. S. R. low, J. Coultbard, F. Harding, A. Bailer, W. Sheer*.. G. Thomas, C. Newtb, F. Wookey, J. C. Maim A. Smith, W. H. Bennett, W. Thomas. E. T. ?tett, R. W. H. Evan; J. S. Pitt. A. Levy H. A. Cross ' W. Jenniogm J. B. Inaneck ...

... Bboroey ft „ (Lorna-bon**) Mr ft Mra E. Soorney Md f, MBee* Thomas ft Ktlward* 1 i|.*iMlcina»in-t*r»*oe> alt* Cote* ft Him Hardy METHODIST FHKB CHURCH. ALPHA BCILDIBtI>. Mr and Mr* Bow*o Mr* Thoma* and Mr Mr* Col* ft » *0 Boolarard Chamber*—Mr Cant'll. *oticitor ...

... will allow the vote for men, which must be obtained at once, be taken without prolonged discussion. A young man named George Hardie, clerk, about years of age, committed suicide on Friday, shooting himself with a revolver on the town moor of Newcastle. He ...

... E. T. C. Wietle, A. Bailey. W. H. Cowin% J. Centaur& A. Levy Langbeld, C. Newtb, W. 11. Bennett, J. Pitt W. Jennings, U. Thomas, F. Wookey. J. W. Lane, J. B. Pinnoek, H. A. Crow. E. W. Benne, N. T. Trott, A. Smith, C. Peen, J. 11. Evans, T. it Oserbury ...