... in the afternoon the Duchess r of Devonshire, Lady Edward Cavendish, Lady Mona n3 Cavendish, Mrs. Creagh Thornhill and Miss Hardy t, (Stanton Hall), the Misses W~ard Fox (Bakewell), Mrs. t~ Wake, the Misses Wake (4), M~rs. Harrison (Edensor), f] Blrs. Martin ...

... Clarke to Thomas Appleby ; Star Inn, 'Siddals a at Road, from Charlotte Tomlinson to Thee. Littlewood; ked Queen's Hotel, Crompton Street, from Louisa Robins me a (deceased) to Charles Walton ; Cabtle Tavern, Castle text Street, from Alfred Hardy to Louis ...

... Gair; S.W., James Taggart; J.W., C. R. Wdrling; treatinrer, James Murray; secretary, Wm. Gill chaplain, John Donald; S.D., Thomas Mills; J.D., James Venus; I.G., John Kelly; tyler, Sam. Innes. About 70 of the brethren dined in the Imperial Hutel-the R ...

... Butterworth, nuts; hMr. Williamson, box of oranges; Mr. lloydoranges, -'apples, and nuts; Mr. W. Tomlinson, goose-; Mr. -Hardy, one dozen handkerchiefs and calendars; Messrs. Parker and Son, ZO0 oranges; Messrs. Morton .and Gretton, oranges; and the ...

... solo, Mr. W. Price song, Mr. John Thomas (encore, Longshoreman); sung, Ora Pro Nobis, Mr. Daniel part song, Excelsior, Messrs. J. Thomas, T. Thomas, Morgan Lew is, and Daniel: song, Queen of My Heart, Mr. Henry Thomas; recita- tion, Defence of the ...

... conversant with his views on the present tendency of the English dramsa, to learn that he regards 'Jude the Obacure, by Thomas Hardy, as the bock- of the year. To most that work would seem closely akinL in motive and treatment to the recent sex-promlem ...

... persons under LY): 1. Mr. W.: H. I ?? ; 2, Mr. Caradoc Roberts. Recita-po I ?? is passing away: 1, Mr. W. b e-Thomas, Ponkey; 2, Mr. Thomas Hughes,th IrPenycas. Baritone Solo--The Knight'eSong': :rMessrs Joseph Edwards, Cefn Mawr, and L.S. raRoberts ...

... youngster though he was. Another man who did well that day, and one of the beet forwards Cardiff ever turned out, was L. C. Thomas, a Merthyr boy, who daring his residence in Cardiff, while studying ftt the University College, pprnpg Fit -01 bound wit were ...

... bout to create the part of Test in the play founded on Mr Thomas Hardya' novel Tern of the 5 Dutbervilles, is mincieg (says our Dorchester ooroe. t pondent) a abort etay in H Hardys country with the object of studying locil oharacteristics, At ...

... the LlaRv Dr. Cookes. Gone .Belditst, aft~erwardsq. Mir. Hay died iu 1837. Rev. f Vi'n. MI thre. brother of th ...

... auDt. Mr and Mrs D. W. Thomas, Dr. A. E. T .ylorand Miss Taylor, Mr M. F.-Tylor and Miss Dorothy Tylor, Mr J. I>. Thomas, Mr W. P. Tylor, Mr and Mrs Albert De Thierry, Mrs A. W. Thomas, Mr and Mrs Edward Tapson, Mr Powell Thomas, Mr G. A. Pitls-Tucker ...

... andordered to find twosureties r for his future good behaviour, for night poaching at t Danstall, on the estate of Sir Reginald Hardy, Bart.- ( The prisoner was alleged to be one of a gangof E poachers who commenced operations at Dunstall o e Ah ( night of ...