... ‘matter * I Bear witness to the ffiouUy handlTne this dialect, and suspect that the Thomas Hardy is the j thiDk> laymen hare any idea of the restraint anthor most pot Hardy's he can oome within eererai mu« success. Now Mr. (Jollierhaecome ry from has eistnno ...

... Balsams, 2 1,8. Thomas; 3.A. Alborough :3. W. Bray, Begonias, tuberoar rooted, 2 ; 1, A. Alboroagh ; 2 M. Thomas ; 3, Sarah Thomas, Beat plant, any variety ; 1, A. Alboroagh ; 2, M. Thomas. CUT Flowers.—Table bouquet: 1, A ; 2, 8 . Thomas ;3 ...

... difficulty of handling Ibis ganiselar dialect, and sespoot that the difficulty is haseed be all dialetes. That the way of Thomas Hardy isths best--masfeemo of idiom with madmen at opening —will, I think, be hot few laymen have any idea of tY astridat an ...

... Alborotigh ; 2, Thomas: 3, S. Thomas, Fuchsias, 2 plants; 1. A. Alborongh ; 2, Y. J. Balsams 2: 1.5. Thomas; 2.A. AlborongB ; A, W. tuberour rooted. 2 ; 1, A. Albormik ; 2 31. Thames ; _S a rah Thomas, plant, say : 1. A. ; 2, Y. Thomas. ...

... community, whose interests are clssely bound together, they suggest brief season of rejoicing. spite of the halo which Mr Thomas Hardy has contrived to throw the Eagliah peaaaot, ha has not too many high days sod holidays, bar* vest home sod harvest festival ...

... BINEMANN'S POPULAR HOLIDAY NOVELS, Se. 6d. each. BY ENGLISH AUTHORS. HALL CAINE: THE BONDMAN. THE CAPIAIN DAVY'S HONEYMOON. THOMAS HARDY DESPERATE REMEDIES, Mrs. RIDDELL THE UEAD UF THE FIRM. HAROLD FRENERIC: IN THE VALUBY. THE RETURN OF IHE O'MAHONY. (IMustrated) ...

... BT. THOMAS LOCAL BOARD. deaf, tie v.- - ------ el pinata as remade tio odeestioa at their ewe, MONTHLY ![METING. bat la Wee to who iambi Mak maser arida& Two The smoothly swan the Mow body wee imb u m sew minima is Its enemas, the (Br. Mask Panama pia- ...

... Manchester Exxubiuou. Tbe seventy pictures Mr James Dole include examples Una tod artiste and others Hey wood Hardy, James Hardy, David Hardy, John Syer. Jaa. B. Chas. Bran white, and J. Jackson S. Cooper. B. Leader, Sir John Gilbert, W. P. Frith, J. MeWbirter ...

... and Cornwall. Mr. W. B. Thomas of the Cam borne Posting Corn. piny on Sunday presented two Bibles to a little boy and girl belonging to Camborne Primitive Sunday School for early attendance at the school daring the year. Mr. Thomas afterwards gave • very ...

... Nash (deceased's sun), Mrs. King, Miss Nash, the Misses Ella and Helen Nash, and Mrs. J. Crane (daughters deceased), Mr. Thomas Nash, of Brighton (brother), Colonel King and Mr. J. Crane (sons-in-law the Misses Union (cousins), and the servants the Vicarage ...

... Standfield. Black curranfcs-lst, Richard Jeans. Pot fl >wers.— Fuchsias—lst, Mr*. Thomas Bailey ; 2nd, Mrs. Tom Stahdfield : 3rd, Mrs. Jas. Thorne. Geraniums—lsfc. Mrs. Thomas Bailey; 2nd, Mr*. Tom Standfield ; Srd, Mrs. Jas. Thorne. Ferns — lst, Rev. W. ...

... Nash (deceased's son), Mrs. King, Miss Nasi the Misses Ella and Helen Nash, and Mrs. J. Cran (daughters of deceased), Mr. Thomas Nash, of Brighto : (brother), Colonel Kiug and Mr. J. Crane (sons-iu-law • tlie Misses Brown (cousins), and the servants of ...