... others : Walter Besant Henry James Mrs Clifford Rudyard Kipling S. R Crockett Mrs Lynn Linton George Gissing lan Maclaren Thomas Hardy W. E. Norris Beatrice Harraden James Payn Bret Harte W. Clark Russell John Oliver Hobbes Florence Warden Anthony Hope Stanley ...

... on the North Eastern Railway netwoen Annfield Plain and Cahill on the 2Stti April. Mr J. McCartan tConsett) defended. Thomas Hardy, NEAL policeman, spoke to seeing the defendant on the mineral railway near South Tanfield Colliery at Oxhill. Ile cautioned ...

... ruthless the eight contribta conversations—plays, depend 011 big numbers are to include widely popular writers se Crookeft, Thomas Hardy, Raftsrd KiPholti A. Elm* If imam is keg - the sow usqualified ...

... William Johnson: Hett, Thomas Robinson and George Miller; Kimbleeworth, Hugh Kirton and George Hardy; Neville’s Cross. John George radon and Thomas Oliver; had forth, James Atchison and William Davison; Sherburn, Harie Nicholson and Thomas Tamer; Sunderland ...

... West Hartlepool into the stranding on the January last on the coast of Sweden of the steamer Maitlands, owned by Messrs R. Hardy and Co., West Hartlepool. The Maitlands left Sunderland on the 17th January with 1,163 tons of coal for Copenhagen. After crossing ...

... | USING OIISOENR LANGUAGE. W. Hardy was charged with using language in High Street the previous Balurday night.—l*. C. Marlin having given evidence, the defendant denied the charge and called wituese who wild that Hardy was vary ‘canny.’ but did use bad ...

... Sunderland to-day.—Murrell and Yeoman. Highlands s, Cant. Ross, arrived at Grangemouth vesterday.—R. Hardy and Co. ananas s, caps, amvea Taganrog yesterday.— R. Hardy and Co. Great ham 9, Capt. Cowing, passed Sues for Pert Said to-day.—T. Appleby and Co. Staincliffe ...

... to-day.—Murrell and Yeoman. Highlands s, Capt. Ross, arrived at Grangemouth yesterday.—R. Hardy and Co. Garlands s, Capt. Symondu, arrived Taganrog yesterday —R. Hardy and Co. Greatham s, Capt. Gowing. passed Suez for Port Said to-day.—T. Appleby and Co. ...

... Municipal Buildings, West Hartlepool, to-day, inquiry was opened into the stranding of the s.s. Maillands, belonging to Messrs Hardy and Co., West Hartlepool, which took place about January in the .Sound near to Hvinadburne Lightship. The Court was composed ...

... Thompson (Burdon), 4 ; Willis (Seaton), 1; Walton, 1; Noble (Munon), 1; Angus (Bridge House). 3; Murray (Pesspool), 5; Smith, 1; Hardy (East House), 2: Wakefield, 2, Order of Sale.—Sale to Commence 11.30 a.m* prompt with the Cows. All Stock intended for Show ...

... Cardiff from Hull, 21st MAGLEAN, DOUGHTY, AND 0 1 .'8 STEAMERS. Hartville, John, arrived at West Hartlepool, James Groves, Thomas, arrived at Helsingfors, 20th LIVINGSTON, OONNICR, AND CO.'S Glenisle, Morris, left Monte Video, 20th JOHN HOOD AND CO.'S ...

... —6th inst, John, eon Mr John Lawton, miner, aged 5 years. At South Hetton. sth Thomas Ord, horeekeeper, aged 35 yean. At Cassop, Bth inst, Thomas Nicholas, infant son T. N. Hardy, miner. West Cornforth, 4th inst. Mr Jamee Roney, miner, aged 66 yean.—Same ...