... y opera, for which Mr. A. W. Pinero has written the n book, and Mr. Adrian Ross the verses, will be ,e ehearsed. Mr. Thomas Hardy is dramatising Tess. u of the D'Urbervilles for Mrs. Patrick Campbell. His it 'ther famous novel, Far From the Madding ...

... and have lbeen stained with it during Lt stay at Mala-ta, have been ordered home- Lieutenant H. Rueseil Hardy, B.A. (son of MIajor- General F. Hardy, HEIonorary Colonlel of the 3rd York and Lancaster Regiment), to the 2nd Battalion at Dover; and Lieutenant ...

... celebrated in the Cloth H~all. Colne, on Tuesday evening, by a public meeting of Conservatives and Liberal U~nionists. Mr. Thomas Fielding, of Mian- chester, delegate to the London Conservative Associa. tion, in a bitter. sarcastic address, said that whlen ...

... 600. The amount raised on Friday was £75. Mr. William Hardy Cozens-Hardy, J.P., of Letheringsett Hall, near Holt, Norfolk, father of Herbert Cozens-Hardy, M.P., is seriously ill. Mr. Cozens-Hardy was one of the most active and influential laymen engaged ...

... ing were elected as the Church C(mmittee:-ML\essrs. Birratt, Butler, Denison, haler, Hardy G. WX. -horner, Grimshan', Musgrave, jun., Nicholson, Porter, Sw-ales, Thomas Verity, Wyest, WT. Woodhead, Dr. Wood- head, -Mr. Barratt, Mr. Haler, Mr. U. WV. Horner ...

... corner knots of men were gathered discussing the fight. All three ?? James Kitson (Lioeral), the old Men- ber, Mr. Harold Thomas (Conservative), and 3Ir. Tom u Main (Labour)-were busily engaged throughout the | day visiting their various coniiittee-rooms ...

... sellers call the Poor l W Iho are they that support the hill? Every working-man ?? of Parliament does so. Are Thomas Burt, John Burns, Keir Hardie, and the other trusted representatives of working class interests in Parliament likely to give a uin enimons ...

... For twenty-four - hours the Lobby and the clubs had been buzzing With tell atout combinations, great and minor, and Mr. Keir Hardie had even got to the point' of chuckling over the idea of'turning out a Britis'h' Ministry and being himiielf sent for by the ...

... there was a general cry of Aev and Mr. Keir Hardie was the solitary voice heard crying No. The CHAIRMANI declared in favour of the Ayes, but. three times his decision was challenged by Mr. Keir Hardie, and strangers were ordered to withdraw. After ...

... out-. going churchwardens were passed. The Vicar nominated Mr. F. B. Little as his warden, and the parishioners nominated Mr. Thomas Preston, both of whom were elected. The following were chosen as sidesmen :-Mesars. Cullingworth. J. W. Plows, W. Garland ...

... Henry Russsell Hardy, BA., Lieutenant in the Queen's Regiment (2nd Foot), and Lily, daughter of the late Ylr. John C. Atkins, of Carney, near Queenstown, countv Cork. Lieutenant Hardy is the eldest son of MIajor-General Frederick Hardy, late of Pontefract ...

... Fletcher, of the Daily Chronicle, to become the Liberal candidate for 6-reenock at the next election, in onposition to Sir Thomas Surtherland, the sitting Unionist Member. WARWICK AND LEAMITNCTONi. It is pointed cUT at, Warwvick that during the con- trovessv ...