... readers will like to bear what Walter Benint and Thomas Hardy have to say a►cut the science of notion. Walter Beret thinks the young writer might be taught and trained just as well as the young painter. Thomas Hardy believes more in the natural gifts, which ...

... sea, serving in bis old friend the Ville de Milan, renamed the Milan; in the Tyrant, 71 guns, commanded by Sir Thomas Hardy, ■” Nelson’s Hardy ; ” in the Gloire. a 3S-gun frigate taken from the French, which in 1809 assisted in the capture Ans-la-Barque ...

... set. SOO, HICtH-STEBET, KNAP MAN & CO. HAVE PURCHASED FOR CASH A PORTION OF THE STOCK Of Mr. JOHN HARDY, BRADFORD, consisting of DRESS MATERIALS MANUFACTURED FOR SPRING. SINGLE WIDTHS DRESS CLOTHS. 2|d., 3|d., 4|d. fijd. ALL NEARLY HALF PRICK. DOUBLE ...

... —T. H. Hardy acd Joseph Pucker. Paulton —W. C. A.hmaii and Thomas Bush. Ston Eas-nn—F. L. Carper snd F. N. F:ower. Stowey—W. C. Lyde and W. H. Board. Timsbaiy— John Gregory and Thomas Hall. Tjhiey—Chsriea £. edw 11 and Franks. West and Thomas Caple. ...

... William Bond, Charles Hauteville Bell, Henry Thomas Burke, Philip Debell Taw, John French Hodsoll, Harry Ansell Brown, George William Yates, Frank Sitwell Cahill, James Donald Irving, James Thomas, Walter Charles Thomas, Herbert Wilford, Cuthbert Gerard Parsons ...

... 19 ; Re.. R. IT. V. al* 3; Mr. Bestow . 2; Colonel Hardy. 1; Mr. Owen, L Mr. haring acknowledged his re-election, ballet was taken for the second viceshah-roan :—Rev. K. W. War* 12; Colossal Hardy. Mr. fleistow, 5; Mr. Perry, 2 ; Rev. O. E. Nord, 1. ...

... dear, about Teas Ti C asa AFRICA DAISY. hardy invaluable fur enure* or labia deconn bloom from June to Deusorlsri soul. Id. Gigantic LEON very rare and 050d44. JAPAN SOP. tardy normal. and. 44 Alm miry analog, hardy !lower woods. 11 varieties k AU weds free ...

... Laura Bemman, the beloved child of 8. J. and L. A. Dodington, aged 2 years and 2 months. Ha-Bvey- April 16, at Shebbcor, Mr. Thomas Harvey, aged 79. 4, Geneva Place, Bideford, John Thomato Heal, aged 17 years. Hesteb-- April 16, at Northum, Beatrice Emily ...

... and De Kantzon dead heat; third, Hotham. 13 l-53ec. Knight won easily running off the tie. Throwing the cricket ball.—First,Thomas a, 80J yards ; second, Pratt Barlow. In the preliminary heat the winner made the excellent throw of 87 yards. Mile open scratch ...

... Bristol. VOA SAM COW BEd CALF; cow now is Mr. ROBERT R. Bar. Bald, 163 SALT.—Agri/Wisest SALT to t SALM.* lb. par tom—MEREST, THOMAS A BROS. LTD.. Brad. Plain Works. Motel. APPLES. —A of °Dais& Apples for SALK ; 10 te.ve.—Apply to OUT MMUS, Tann, Doynton ...

... and Alfred Withy ;Norton Hawkneld. T. B. Hardy and Joseph Parker; Poulton, W. C. Arnow and Thonsa Bush ; atom Carpretar and F. N. Flower ; Stowey. W. C. Leda mad 117. H. Board ; Tionbury, John Gregory sad Thomas Hall ; Übley, Charles Kidwell and Join hooks ...

... EANDMIRONIZTS, ko. MORLEY'S SUPERIOR NATURAL WOOL hOSIERY. lIKBRELLAS, RAILWAY RUGS, DRESSING GOWNS, esc. 215 T. 1792. CALVIN HARDY, SADDLER, 47 AND POSITILLMTMA.I7 4r TWO DOOM MN THE PORT OFFICE. WEYMOUTH. TOR WEDDING PIIZBZITTB, BERTEDAT GIFTS. AND JOHN ...