... powers in order if possible to win the laurel wreath of victory (and 100 solatium) at the hands of Youth, We can picture Mr. Thomas Hardy advancing, cap in hand, to receive his crown for an obscurer Jude. Mr. Robert Buchanan or Sir Edwin Arnold, ?? &c., might ...

... 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 ...

... de- siguiitg to the lastf He had pictured Shakspere, old Lonidon, and a thousand sensatioiis of fiction in his time. Thomas Bush Hardy, another genius in water art, passed awiiay on Dec. 13. John Loughborough Pearson, one of the most eminent of English ...

... 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 owed Mr. Hardy (the landlord) the remainder, but it was never paid oil. He canted on tho bnsiness nntil Sep- tember thia year, when he left, under notice, the land- lsrd having pressed him for the rent. By arrangement with Mr. Hardy he (the landlord) ...

... Smith, Miss Locke, Mr J A Smith, Mr F N Smith ; third brougham, The Mayor of Dtrby, Alderman Sir H H Bemrose, MP, Alderman Sir Thomas Roe, Alderman Sir A S Haslam ; fourth brughara, Alderman Unwin Sowter, Mr W Naylor, Mr W H Sale, Mr P. W Sale ; fifth brougham ...

... behalf of Mr. R. J. Glasson, Union-court Brewery, Penrith; Mr. B. Dalton, Carlisle, acting on behalf of a syndicate; Mr. Cozens Hardy, bidding for Messr Whitwell, Mark, and Co., brewers, Kendal, and mm J. Bramley, on behalf of Messrs. C. K Hall and Co., wine ...

... Hutton, J Messrs. John King (nephew), W. Rayner, G. R. I Mackenzie (Glasgow). N. Danb7, James M. IC Wyli. BR. Talbot, Sa-in, R. Hardie B. T. Hall, 3) E. Gearing, T. Ambler, Rev. J. Pedlar, and the C following officials of the Pacific Company:- 3Massrs. Joseph ...

... T. Fielden (C), Middleton Division of Lan. e cashire, 43; S'r Frank Lockwood, Q.C. (L), for d York. it EX-M.P.'S. tr Sir Thomas F. Grove, Bart. (L), for South y Wilts, 73; Mr. H. C. Fulford (Ll, for Lichfield o Division of Staffordshire, 477; Mr. W. ...

... long-list oftime-honcurad Was worthies, statesmen, poets; and inventors; iief and above all they boasted of a race ,re- of hardy seareen wholhad given their uame e to many a distant headland and channel; and the Royal Navy looked to them for sturdy ?? ...

... Miss Annie , Castle, Mr George Moody, Miss Fannie ae Celli, Mr Frank R. Moss and Thornton Charrington, Mr Charles Murray. Mr Thomas E d Cinquevalli, Mr Paul Mustard, Mr Clark and Argyle INix, Dr. Colley, Miss Ada Nugent, Mr T. R. r- Oonleys, The Oliver and ...

... Messrs Taylor, Mr Billy Halley, Mir H. Tearle, jun., Air Harcourt, Miss Maud Texas Jack, Mr Harding, Mr A. Thornhill, Mr Harry Hardy, Prof. Tilley, Miss Vesta Hare, Mr Lumsden Tools, Mr J. L. Harrison, Mr W. H. Trevelyan, Mr Claude Hartley, Mr Charles Tribune ...