... The Cat and the Kfngfither. STRANGE thingi bappen in Wessex, Bays Mr Thomas Hardy, and we believe him. A correspondent tells us a story which may well be the wonder of the country side. The scene is the village of Fordington, hard by Dorchester, and the ...

... Edmund Frederick Naieat 0O and Alfred Ernest Haverick, Christ Church; Paul tli Hildeahelm, St. John's ; the Rev Thomas Houghton It St. John', Thomas Lyddon, James Surrage and a Howard 8 dney Whitehouie, Hertford; tbuarb Augustns Townley, St. Mary Hall; the ...

... warn better that Air Keir Hardie should ?? out his mind and Bay what he thoughbt (voices-1 We deny it), The Chairman appealed for is hearing, and sucH some confusion Mr Keir Hiardia left the platform. Dr Leach said Mr Keir Hardie mi ght have meant R to ...

... A Ley Lagfied, . Boland A.Smith, S. Lt. Lo'ig, C. Penn, 3. L. j~vans,. .StephegnsW, W illett. et L.BWintle, G. Scrase, G. Thomas, F, (3. Harding, T. 81 Iliodan 6t . B.d Pleaancad tbs A. Che rcxeeehonlss. pw RELIZF. B , Thestatemlent ofreliteffor the weekended ...

... leading. The liberation which Mr Hardy advo- cates is liberation from a narrow' theology-the re liberation,in fact, of the Church Reform Union rather e than that of the Liberation Society, Finally, what t M- Mr Hardy says about the effect of education ...

... *lIaolr Od J. ieuneessy, 2, Elmdalo road, Clifton, cattle sales- sean ;* John Thomas Iler, 8, Clarence road and 33, Earl's Mlead, Peonywell road, joinery manufaot~urer; Thomas Maslters, Calrence road and E~merald :villa, EastYille, perambulator manufacturer ...

... rector of Swaleoliffe, Kent, Rev W. Quennell, M 4; ?? of the lot V.BBI.BR Rev Thomas Randell D D,; acting chaplain to the 3rd (Sunderiaud) Vo, Batt. Durbam Ligt Infantry, ReV Thoma Ridudel, vica of St. Mary's, Sedgley; vicar of Holy Trinity, Smethwick, Rev ...

... at their offices, St. Stephen's sireet-present, Meyers Herbert Thomas (cbairmae). H. N. Abbot, a, Baker, T. Baker, H. Damiel, P. F. Fox, 0. Godwin, 0. Hocegood, Fenwick Richards, Harry Thomas, F. N. Tribe, M. Whitwill, P. J. WorEley, and Sir Charles Wathen ...

... EL. Adams, C, h. Cox, F. J. Lonnen, G, J. Thomas, Mitohell, Polklnftborn, F. Ball, A. Butoher, J. Bartlett, F. Evans, J. G. Norman, B. C. Evans T. Rees, J H. (Isawley, W. 1B, Davis, HI. White, 3T. M. Hardy, 8. C. Bithop, G. I. Giles, L. Hutton, E. Parkman ...

... J. D, L.cas. G. Coopey, W. Bryant, S Curtis, C. P. Billing, W. J. Avery. J. B. Tanner P W L Onyner. General Daubeny, Col. Hardy, Miss *ooliam, L misas Clifford, and miess Terrel. Pi BELIEF STATISTICS. The relief statistics for the past week, compared ...

... A The annual meeting was hold yesterday afternoon at the Home, 24, Richmond terrace, Clifton, under the presidency of Col, Hardy, There was a small at~tendance, Miss C, O'BBIEN read the 29bh annual report, which c stated that the committee had to remark ...

... pine. He was removed to the Hudderefileld Infirmary, where he lies in a precarious Condition. ROCK LAND SOCIETY. Mr Cozene Hardy, Q .C,, before Mr Justice North on g Saturday, with regard to the Rock Land Society it scheme proposed last week, said the ...