... thrill with interest and pleasure as we note the development of English portraiture from the easy, meretricious facility of Sir Thomas Lawrence, to the manly veracity of Watts, and the beautiful art manifested in Mr. Whistler’s great ¢ Carlyle,” for which Glasgow ...

... South Wales. HAMS—Dec. 25 at Cheltenham, Catherine . widow of Capt. M . H. Tfailes, 10th Bengal Cavalry, 74. HARDIE—Dec. 20, at Eating, G. K. Hardie, M.D., Deputy-Inspector-General, retired. 68. Hance—Dec. 2.5, at St. Leoeards, Louisa Susanna, widow of Rev ...

... Alexandra Leveson- Gower ; Jane, Lady Harington ; Lady Charlotte Arbuthnot, the Dowager Lady Mosley, Lord Thomas Hay, the Hon. Lady Wood, Lady Dodos Hardy, Lady Lyveden, Dowager Lady Lilford, Lady Emily Pepys, Lady Monson, the Dowager Counter.' of Suffolk ...

... then read the following address, which was beautifully engrossed and illuminated: ST. MART’S, ÜBWISHAM, KENT. To the Rev. Thomas Horatio Foster, B.A. We, the undersigned, beg to present to you the accompanying purse as mark not only of the high esteem ...

... (two), Mr. P B. Reading, Mrs. and Miss Grosnwood, Mr. It. hardy Miss A. A. Leech, Iles. A. McKinlie, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Way, Mr and Mrs. Keats and two children, infant and nurse, Miss A. Thomas, Mr and Mos. J. Scott, Miss Scott, Mr. Graham, Mr. P. S. ...

... ociock. COMEDY._ VAUDEVILLE.— Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. THOMAS THORNE. IO NIGHT and EVERY EVENING. at 8.0. a Play, in Ko if Acts, by C. Haddon Chambers. entitled THE HONOURABLE HERBERT. Mr. Thomas Thorne, Messrs. Arthur El-wood. Sydney Broush, Charles ...

... aged 74. — Mr. John Holms, late M.P. for Hackney, aged 60. April. 2. Mr. Thomas Charles Baring, M.P. for the City of London, aged 59. 4. Sir Madhava Rao, K.C.S.L — Sir Thomas Sowler, aged 72. 8. Lady Constance Beliingham, aged 42. 9. The Right Hon. George ...

... Bishop Maclagau to be Arch* hishop of York. , . 20. Lord Salisbury tho freedom of tho city of Glasgow. Obituary : Lady DuUus Hardy. , 21. Hout. Commons reassembled. IrishLandjßill m committee. Queen laid the fooudalion atone of the new infirmary Derby. 23 ...

... College) played very nice game indeed forward, bat were badly supported by the other two (Sheppard and Edwards), whilst Me Hardy, JnJian. and CoUius were the pick of the back division, and worked very hard. For the Highlanders, Caldwell, Galloway, and ...

... chairman of the School Committee), Mr. Hollyman, Mr. Bailey and Mies Varley ; Mr. Churchwarden Harlon represented the Vestry, Mr. Thomas Smith the School Board for London, and Mr. and Miss Langford, respectively master and matron, the Schools. The representatives ...

... Congregational Minister and OrieitalistScholar. 0 21 r. George Bancroft, American historian, aged 90. Y T\Ls. Thomas Drunmond, widow of Mr. Thomas Drumimond, the Irish Secretary, aged 85. 0 Mr. W. Baines, Leicester Nonconformist, and opponent e of church ...

... He employer Mr. Godson, Castle Wood, Shooter'. Hill. Robbery by a Girl—At the Woolwich Policecourt on Thursday last, Esther Hardie, 18, of 29, James-street. Woolwich Common, was charged with stealing a sovereign, the money of Edwin Beller, Walter Villa ...