... turn their Attention to the subject. Fancy a programme contaiing BSach's Fugue in G minor, wmith ' letterpress ' 'by. say. Thomas Hardy; 'Lemmens' 'Storm,' 'with Impressions by Mir. Hall Caine, or PSatiate's ' Andante in ?? with literary glis- -sandos by ...

... l es DEATH OF AN ARTIST. er. S es Mr. Thomas Bush Hardy, the well-known a artist, died suddenly on Sunday at his residence at in Portsdown-road, Maidas Vale. Mr. Hardy, m who was the father of Mr. Dudley Hardy, was a n iynative of Sheffield, and was ...

... Mrs. Haigh, Mrs. Thomas, Mr, Hardy,- d- Mrs. Craven (secret=y, Mies Lloyd - (tu ), :. Mm Arnold, MiSs Loni Arnold, aid Miss pe Hrdyandother lady workers; also Mr. Henry- Jones, Mr. Charles Hardy, Mr. J. C. Tom0as y' and Mr. T. CraEn Hardy briefly n, duced ...

... S.kLTS POPULI LEY SUPRiAx TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14. --o THIS MORNING'S NEWS IN BRIEF. in r. Thomas Bush Hardy, the well-'known Inartist, father of Mr. Dudley Hardy, died on Surnday. be Mr. Charles J. Owens has been appointed ge-eraii mzinliger of the London ...

... and thoroughly representative. The chief mourners were Meesr;. Willi=m, James, Thomas, and Al fred Hewitson (Sons) ; Messrs. James and Wiiliam Brown, and Mr. Herbert Hardy (nephews) ;. Mr. Isaao Brash (London) and IMPessrs. Richard Parry, Robert Howee ...

... Williams, 10 so Charles Hardy, Robert Ingran, T. R. Thomas, O ol, Arthur R. Price, George Lowe, George Reed, BU ile Robert Hughes, Lewis Hughes, H. T. Richoads, ol .er Dennis Moooney, A. Sharpe, C. Bolton, D. v' -rs Joyce, Thomas Owen, J. Simon, .J. S. ...

... Wilfred Hackett vice Joseph Kay. : Rochester; Thomas Brighouse vice Moorhouse a Thorpe. Sittingbourne: James Fletcher vice 1 Thomas Kirkby Northam. Warsham: E. J. Southall vice Samuel Johnson. Beocles: Kim- i ber Hardy. vice John Rogers. Attleborough: I John ...

... Peasley-crops, St. Helens, to yesterday, Mr. S. Brighouse, county coroner, kial held an inquest on the body of Thomas Long, eall 19 years of age, of 6, Hardy-street, who died ball i from the effects of being burned on Tuesday |iJ night. Air. AI. J. Hammill, manager ...

... reerick Huntter. liiminham(Smthwck) RoertMandale vice Thomas Morley, F. G. Betenson vice Thomas Chaddock. Sheffield (Brunswick), Henry Cartwright vice Thomas Rae. Manchester (Oldham-road), Thomas Rae vice Hilton Pollitt. York (Wesley), Hilton E'ollitt ...

... presided. ard rmongst those present s 8, were IMeeseis. R. Roberts, S. R. Thomas, George Ta. as Lowe, George Shaiv, Churles Hardy, G. Reed, ?? , 3. WS. Iflusei, A. R. Price, Thomas, Craven, thi yV Henry Ju:,e>. (secretary), and others. iS The in'etinig ...

... Ward. Hu( is Liyerpool Mission (Central Hall).-JobhnBreb, B Eil. supernumerary. Geo rive va~ti~too (Liverpool .-.*Thoma~s J. Choate Orly Thomas Pucidicoimbe (G3reat Crosby, Livernool), Thoas ?? Wil ha~t WV. Jackson, B.A. (Porinby, Liverpool), super. brid ...

... ant secretary of the Liverpool Federal Council), ate IW. Nash, S. R. Thomas ?? Craven, IR. T. ith Perrin, W. Griffiths, J. Ciancey, D. Connolly, W J. W. Fairbrother, A. King, C. Hardy, P. Dev- co lin, D. Mlatthewrs, F. Ourlender, D. Mooney, A. p1 T. Aluir ...