... Archbishop of Canterbury, has just been declared at £46,396 5s 3.1, and the net or actual value at £35,257 19s 91. Mr. Thomas Hardy hal almost finished the revision of hid novel, Tire Pursuit of the Well. loved. This will be one of the spring books ...

... as the Residence of the late William Manfleld, Req., and stated to have been the home of Nelson's Companion, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, is Of moderatv sis,, but affords every necessary accommodation for a Gentleman's Family. The Ornamental Pleasure Grounds ...

... excelled in all the annals of the sea. In preparing for the presa the new volume of his collected works, Talee,' Mr. Thomas Hardy explains hew it is that two of these tales ai e concerned with hangmen. Though never personally acquainted, he declares ...

... number of The Illuatrated London News contains a story of Weymouth at the beginning of the present century, written by Mr. Thomas Hardy. 'rho narrative is largely traditional, a feature being the presence of King George the Third and illb COM' t. The claims ...

... Mr. said there was a good deal to be learnt from them. Life was as bad as Thomas Hardy made oat, and . yet there was something in the world which could not be found in Thomas Hardy's books. (Applause). must know evil, hut equally they must know I • there ...

... South Dori.et, with quaint old-famhionnd residence, stated to hive been the home of :sielson's companion, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. Mertuh Abbey, Wimbledon, formerly the residence of Admiral Nelson, at present advertised to be let. The Somerset County ...

... Mlppin, Sir John Brunner, Sir Win. Wills, Sir John Atu:tin, Mr. Hardy, Q.C., Mr. R. J. Price, Mr. R. K. ()Allston, Mr. Seale Hayne, Sir Ughtred Kay Shuttleworth, Mr. F. J. Harriman, Mr. Thomas Owen, Sir John Long, and Sir Samuel Montague. It is Proposed ...

... (vice-chairman of the guardians re elected) ; Kingston Russell—Thomas Samson (reelected) ; Maiden Newton—Jas Wm. Wyatt (neiv member); Puddletown—John Daw. proposed by Geo. Oldfield and seconded by Thomas Stainer; and Geo. H. Stephens, proposed by John Autill ...

... Weston-super- Mare—Robert Amys, John Barns, Thomas Stephenson, RA. (Burnham); hilward J. Robinson, Richard Pearl, supernumeraries. Bath—John Holmes, William Arthur Labrum, Sidmouth Cooper ; Samuel Haigh, Thomas Wood (I 1 supernumeraries. Kingswood School—Wesley ...

... (present member) and .Jona• than Claud Hardy. Returning officer, Mr. A. R. Edwards ; poll clerk, Mr. G. A. Brown. AL.° pull for Parish Council. FORIANGTON (Dorchester) Council. Eleven caniliilates for seven seats, Co., Thomas Bowen Win. Bushrod, John Henry Dunirney ...

... large num• hers at the Town Hall, on Monday afternisni, whoa a meeting was held in celebration of the 100th birthday of Mr. Thomas Horlock Bastard. Mr. Bastard, who at present resides at Cimiltim Marshall, is extremely popular in the town and neighbourhood ...

... Sir .1. E. Millai•, R.A., A. Gravies., Alaude Good nian, J. M. W. Turner. RA., James Hardy, Heywood Hardy, Wardle, stone, NA., H. Maurice Page. D. L. Atkinson, Thomas Minks, C. Burton Barber, CO,t, Strutt, Lasiett J. Pott, 11. W. Leader, RA,, and other ...