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... HESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LIN-COLNSHRE RAILWAy (EXTzNsIoN To LONDos). Petitions against tbhis bill were presentei on behalf of Thomas Hardy, the Earl of Londeaborough, Sir Spencer Mnryon Wilson, W. E. B. B Farnham n and the Narbtxrough, Blaby, Enderby, and Whetstone ...
... School, n-ho had Codhenred £29 lbs. ldi; the senonidj Mice Winifred 'Mary MX'eidrum. of ILCOeles. £64 -Xe and the third. Thomas As-tbnr Hardy. of Slv'ffiold. Lii Mr. 'K. 'i. ldoarsle's- ci Ripeon. had s -at LitO t'wards9 thev collEotioja. wills-i '_it. S'ores ...
... stories. Bret Harte contributes a ,Their Unnde from Califorzua, Q, The Hunted r Dragoon, with many strong sttions; Thomas I Hardy The Son's Veto, and :. M. Bame The I Inconsiderate Waiter, charaterised by net a little humour. The drawings are nUrous ...
... invitation are Sir Edwin Arnold, the Dean of Westminster, Mr. Frrode, Archdeacon Parrar, r. Rider Haggard, Max O'Rell, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Mr. Charles Dickens, son of the great novelst~The;,messngeare, as might be expected, eouched ia gallant and complimentary ...
... Thomnsonh Marshall: rice- president, isr. G. Sanderson; treasurer, Mr. A. Cockshott; committee, Messrs. J. Hardy, J. Charlesisortb. Thomas Lee, F. Hardy, and Arthur Denison. TnE TDCAASTER VICARACE.-We learn that the committee have agreed to restore the Tadcaster ...
... men assemnbled. Mr. Thos. Hardy, of, ManchestLer, gave an address. in the nite-rnooon, the first meeting of the summer season wvas held an W;oodhouse M~oor. About 2,003 p eople were present. M~r. S. H~eap presided, and Mfr. Hardy gave an address. In the ...
... North-W~est Sulfolk Teen- peraLce Eociety yesrerday obteaned from Mr. Steru a prumise to supporc local optiou. HAnRBOOUGo .-Mdr. Hardy, Conservative can- didate, sooke yestrd ay at -nuerbh, a ladical stronghold I at EIarborough, and South W:gston. lie was supported ...
... t day the first opeu-air meeting of the season was held in I Vicar's-croft, when about 500 working men were present. t lr. Thomas Jefersou. secretary, presided. Mr. A. Hust- p -isv andt Mr. Joseph Howes, of 1-ochaLe, gave acdresses. I In the atternoou ...
... acy Nolno if. Tanner C IlL Chance P. A. Hon. F. S. O'Brien if. P. S. Thomas A. Channang F. A. flareourt Sir H. 0 Conner A. Thomas A. Glance if. if. 5-lareisen H. O'Connor 3. Thomas B. A. Cobb H. P. Heyneo. S. lYHanico F. FrevslyannsrG. Column 3. if. Hosly ...
... (higher Grade) : secretary, Mr. T. Lang (Higher Grade), comrcittee, Misses Dixon, Fitzgeorge, and Paterson; and hMessrs. Frew, Hardy, Lowvther, McVie, Whatmnoor, and Whilson. Mr. Wilson (the retiring secretary), in recognition of services rendered, was made ...
... Lou-ther crrived. ' crowded meeting of the supporters of Mr. Slihe was held last evening in the Salvation -Amy Barracks. Mr. Thomas Bowman presided. The principal speakers were Mlr. Swift MiacNeill, M.P., and Mr. T. P O'Connor, M.P. The latter gentleman ...
... Diision), Mr. . W. Duncan (Conservatve can- didate for the Wisbech Division), Mr. Ia ce Hardy (Conservative candidate for the Shipley Division), M:3r. a Harold Thomas (Conservative candidate for the Holmflrthi , Division), Colonel Legard, and a number of ...