... districts where the outbreak has occurred, if the disease shrould obtain a hold the oonseqt-ences will be serious. Mr. Thomas Hardy has recently given Air. William Strafg a series of sittings for an etched portrait, the result being the most successf ...

... the deputation on February 2, being the day of the next meeting of the Central Chamber of Agriculture. Admirers of Mr. Thomas Hardy and his Wessex creations must have seen this morning with a pang adoubt cast, in the correspondence columns of the Standard; ...

... favourable weather which Providence can send will be powerless to fill it, Mr. William Sharp contributes a critical essay on Thomas Hardy ?? Novels, which, should-it be read by Mr. Francis Adamis, will surely win for the genial critic from that Rbadamanthine ...

... lined with book-sbelves, on which the most prominent place is occupied by a fine set of Thomas Carlyle's works, presemted to Mr. Hardie by the Ayrshire miners. Keir Hardie never went to school, but taught himself writing, and even shorthand, down in the pit ...

... charitable institutions in the town and district. Previous to this beqnest, Councillor S. Allcock had promised £1,000., and M3rs. Thomas Bartleet a similar sum towards the Cottage Hospital. A committee was appointed to select a site for the hospital, but upon ...

... locutory motion in this second action should, according to notice, have been brought forward yesterday, but when Mr. Cozens Hardy, QX., ALP., rose on the point of the plaintiffstoimaks theapplicationhr. Vernon Smith, who appeared for thedefendant, asked ...

... ; W. Abraham, Rhondda Valley; Josepb iArch, Norfolk, ?? Thomas Burt, Morpeth; John Burns, Battersea; W. R. Cremer,, Haggarston; Charles Ferwick, Wisheck Geo Howeell, Bethna Gre; J. Keir Hardie, West am * enjamin Pickard, Norman- ton'; Jamee Rowlands ...

... Farewell and Chorley John D~rlng. Fisherwick: Thomas Wheelton. i:reeford and Iulfin. Miss Sophia Lonsdale. Hammerwich: *Richard HL Ashmall. Haselour: John Hardy Ford. Ieongdon (2): Johp Jones Mann, Thomas Cooke, and Rev. James Gillart. Ogley Hay: *Daniel ...

... Allsopp, Mr. Burdett Coutts and Mr. Ashmead Bartlett, Mr. Arthur Elliot and Mr. Hugh Elliot, Mr. John Gathorne Hardy and Mr. Mfred Gathorne Hardy, Lord George Hamilton and Lord Ernest Hamilton, Mr. Timothy Harrington and Mr. Edward Ear- rington, Mr. Samuel ...

... he had agreed with his learned friend Mr. Cozenis Hardy on the terms of an under- taking that he gave, and the motion would stand till the second motion diay after the Easter Vacation. Mr. Cozen Hardy said, having accepted the undertaking for damages ...

... certain questions of rwlicy. It is probable that Mr. Stuart Rendel wiU be re-elected chairman of the party, and that Mr. D. A. Thomas and Mr. A. J. Williams will be asked to act as whips and hon. secretaries. There is a disposition amongst the more advanoed ...

... there was a ConseTvative majority of 1964. SUSSElX (EAST Gan=SrDn Hon. A. Gathorns Hardy (U) ?? 3986 Mr. Jenkinson (G) ?? ?? . ?? 2549 Majority ?? 1638 Last election: Hardy (U), 3289; Heald (G), 1877; majority, 2112. SWANSEA DISTRICT. Sir Hussey Vivian (G) ...