... Miller, of Brentry, Weitbury-on-Trym, Gloucesterehire. Mr Rudyard Kipling, who has been cycling in Dorsetshire with Mr Thomas Hardy, is negoti- ating for the purchase of a house and grounds at Rodwell, near Dorchester. Colonel Turner, R A, Amsistant-Adjutant- ...

... M'Mahon ?? ..1 Miss Harcont ?? 1 Miss Florence Best 1 F. J. Best, Esq., J.P I Mrs. D. W. Kane 1 Mrs. F. J. Beat ?? Thomas H. Hardy..1 BsraAsT Nxrws-Lsrmn EMPLOYEES (4th sub- scription)-38s. B. Allem . 2/6 Thos. Mfaccabe ?? James DaleSi ?? 2/6 D ...

... Mr ERudyard Kipling, of 5 guineas; M N Quiler Couch, 5 guineas, Mr. z I Henry Sames, £10; Mr. George Meredith, £ S I Mr Thomas Hardy. 2 guineas; Dr Conan Doyle, m- 1 guinea; Sir Walter Besant, 5 guineas * Mr ?? Aony Hop e, 10 guineas; Mr John Davidson ...

... 1339-Feargus O'Connor was arrest-ed at Man- chester on a judgfs waariant for sesiti-us con-D sptracv. Vice-A4ci4miral Sir Thomas Hardy, of Copenhagen and Trafalgar, flag-csrrtain to 1 Nelson on board t~hc Vite rr, died, a3ed 70. 1841-Discussion in the Commons ...

... presldd weekly at a meeting of thu Cabinet, and takes an ativ part in its work. Mr Thomas HArdy is staying at Geneva. gad is hot doing any literary work for the moment, Nit Hardy took great psins %while at ZeretatU tgt)-taer the wbereabuts of Mr Cooper, who ...

... vice-ehairman (presiding); Averell Lloyd, J.P.: James Corr, J.P.; Isaac kydd, John Mullan, John Richardson, Thomas Jenkinson, William Hardy, Samuel Strutt, Robert M'Kee, William Patterson, James Hammond, and Galbraith Wylie. A letter was received from ...

... popul'sr authors, such as Thomas (Carlyle, John Ruskin, Scott, Dickens, George Eliot, R. L. Stevenson, and fronm them come to those of the present day, including Dr. Conan Doyle, Ruiyard Kipling, J. ?? Barrie, Edna Lyal, and Thomas Ha-rdy. Views of a few of ...

... Corr, J.CP. Joseph Y Falls, J.P.; Isaac Kydd, John Mullan, Robert a M'Kee, James Hammond, William Patterson, I Thomas Jenkinson, WVilliamn Hardy, James Ewing, I and James Caddoo. The matron sentin an applica- e tion for payment as in former years of £5, ...

... Shiels, G P per J B S, G P uer F 0, 10. each; MIia Smyly, 1la ed; Mrs t rbgo per C B Hardy, Ciifford B Lloyd, Esq; vrs Mecready, Samuel Walker, Req; Mr. and Nrso Thomas Davia, Rev R S Hill, 5a eash; Mrs T Tehon, Mrs Hay, P Shaw, Esq; Joseph DUllard, Nuq; ...

... y is considered the best in Gaisgow for a Labour candidate., but the party does not possess the requisite funds. Mr. Keir Hardie's name is mentioned, but that gentleman's popularity seems to have somewhat diminished in Glasgow. Charles Scott Dickson will ...

... O'Reillyt 1) L; James Talbot Power, D L; Mlajor'N T Everard, D L; John G Barton, Sir R W Jack- son, C B; Greenwood Pim, N A; Thomas Cooke Trencb, D L: S Geoghegan, C E; Sir C A Ca. meron, .M D; Right Rev Monsignor Molloy, D D, D S; Sir William Findlater ...

... shillings. Thomas Bradshaw 1 Mrs. J. T. Hardy 1 Mrs. Bradshaw : ?? Miss M'Clintock ?? Lily Bradshaw ?? James Henry Wright 1 Maud Bradshaw ?? Rev. T. F. S hawe. 1 Winnifred Bradshaw 1 NeilCrosley . 1 Rev. G. 0. Woodward I Richard Allen . I J. T. Hardy ?? I ...