... Czworie, farmer-, Ioacsanity. 105 ; Captain black1 of hlown 4 ; William Christie, farmer, Tufts, Fs. tje;n:ccsefui-liev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wocster , 55 Mr Todd, farmner, Gorthv, 46. Rev. Sir Itendry nod Mr Christie being equal fon the fifth ldlce, the ...

... & or ltert, who thinks that the state of justice P as administered in the Republic is deplorable. & I A short story by Thomas Hardy affords a pleas- Z ing relief to the general solidity of the number. C i The historical noval in Muerray's' Magazince is ...

... thanjsix attempts to dramatise Lorna Doese, a with the sole result that there have been six a failures. I wonder if Mr Thomas Hardy will It follow Mr Blackmore's example and himself c undertake the dramatisation of The Mayor of Casterbridge; for this ...

... sqe Wsill, i't,,J 0aztng to 'produce tht ye of ably-suttatforfamxiy couszaptien, for which N ii ?? eebrated, while . Mr 'Thomas Hardy fin 1 -gvoi ,s the drier wise of fictim SAW EdLraul ~e3rget's special brind's 1 Cr -v orhapsedrinkable-' uder i-adical ...

... 161; Mr Thomas Nichol, shoemaker, 83. MocxxroN AD PsferwmL-Ths following wvere nominated for the fire seats at this Board :-Jola Gray, freeman, Prestwick ; Hugh Macphersou, l| pestouaster, Prestwick; Hugh Peebles, blacksmith, P Frestwick; Thomas M'Clatchie ...

... Dhicg-on, J.16. Dade, IonldFerguson, James Fidden, .A. C. Forsyth. D. D. r F=raoerxilliam Folton, James Call W. GC ek C. C. Thomae fl eadersos, C. S. Heedey, Jomes Ilood. J. IV. Sterne. E. H. io~rsonurgb. A. C. Hutchbison. J. L. C. Ireland., H. S. Jackson ...

... wade knee-deep, and the brilliant sit , coloar of the landscape, eo broadly and surely Ir handled, are exceptionally fine. Thomas j I Graham's Market Morning (No. 10), a a girl whose complexion is retiaed by the white cap she wears, tripping lightly ...

... Thee. Bennot, Architect; Wim. ref a. Lindon, Jeweller; John Gilterist, D. of C.; Re Alexander Patterson,1 D. of M.!; Thes. Hardy, 'J Standard-Bearer; T. G. Jamiaseun Treasurer for Bineneilest Fund: D. A. White, LG.; heas. tar Crictoc, O.G. GimwsrcK KiwIrNosG ...

... Patrick eec. ratary, Mr John Dei?han. Aa oxecuti ee resigit. t? tee of tea was also appointed. 'lbs braech was ? Earned the Thomas Davis (Independest) Brasci of the IrIsh Natienal League of Great briesis, 10 Tao Chr.irman, in returisiag thanks fer his ...

... Dalheouie, and anether of the late Thomas Bright, of Rochdale, brother of the late John Bright. Mr Stevenson quotes from a speech by John Bright his testimony to the underi- ating generosity and kindness of kis brother Thomas. The head and face are those ...

... Fenwicir, M.P., secretary ; a most curious omissios occurred in the resolution on the eight hoars' guestion proposed by Mr Reir Hardie, and carried, after a debate upon the subject which occupied twro days, with great enthusiasm by the assembled delegates. ...

... Rickatson, is a small landscape, but good; ois ,as. is aisa, The -Blacksmith's Shop, an interior, frc sy Mr A. Cordon. Mr Thomas Simpson con- wl: tributes two charmingly-executed water-colours ?? in Nos. 262 and 268, scenes at Walbers. san wick ; but ...