... the evening. • spats, es=pied wish the name of Mr. Hardy,' wee sewed by Mr. Rohl. R. Maolver. Mr. Baldry setooded, sad remarked that Mr. Hardy had worked very hard indeed. He was glad that Mr. Hardy's health had earned him through, bemuse be was afraid ...

... and the right will be assigned to the highest bidder over that amount. The tenders will be dealt with on April 16th. Mr. Thomas Hardy. writing to the secretary of the Legitimation League, says: ••I am much obliged to you for drawing my attention to the ...

... advice walk, which the Bishop promptly answered, Nor stands iv sinners' ways, nor sits where men profanely talk. Mr. Thomas Hardy, author of Far from the Madding Crowd,' Teas of the D'Urbervilles and other well-known works, is a keen cyclist; in ...

... Howells's opinion: I think Thomas Hardy is the greatest novelist, all odds, living to-day in England, and next to bun, or with him, should put George Moore. I found Esther Waters one of the truest novels I bad read. I like Thomas Hardy's Jude. It deals very ...

... Mr. Howells opened die ball by choosing Tolstoi. He did not, however, stop there, but passing to England picked out Mr. Thomas Hardy a our greateAt worker in fiction, and next to him Mr. Geroge Moore. In the latter choice he would not, we imagine, be supp ...

... obtained by each successful candidate in tht first election under the Urban District Council was given. Professor Armstrong, Thomas Hardy, and George Fothergill, should have retired at the end of votes. the first year, they having had the least number of n ...

... J.P. J4Cowperthiraite R. Wilson R. Haves do. J. C. Hodgson Jas. Fleming T. Hardy D. Elleray J. Dixon do. do. R. Kirkby W. Thompson J. Thompson W. askew E. H. Baldry T. Hardy Returning Officer is Mr. Read. The retiring members are Messrs Punkin, Irving ...

... ALPINE PLANTS. A Fine Stock of TRoPitottris .PECIOSA, :Stablished in pots. fhe Finest Hardy Climbing Plant in Cult',Awn. At HAYES' FRUIT AND FLOWER SHOP, CHURCH STILE, (Exactly opposite the Ct-irch), GRASMERE. When Baby had Rash, we rubbed in unto:add ...

... NATIVE CRESTED FERNS Established :Sas. and ALPINE PLANTS. 4 Fine Stock of TROPROLUM SPECIOSA' established in pots. The Finest Hardy Climbing Plant in Cultivation. AS HAYES' FRUIT AND FLOWER SHOP, CHURCH STILE, (Exactly opposite the Church), GRASMERE. Gs° ...

... —Mr. Cozens Hardy, opposing the motion, just began to address the Court when the case was adjourned for a week that the pass. book of the Guardians might be produced. MR. PUNCH AND TEM DOCTOR. At the Mansion House Police Court, London, Thomas O'Dwyer Russell ...

... Misses Belfast Richardson, Mr, Mrs, fam and nurse Manchester Richardson, Mrs J Tebbits, Miss Clendennin Misses Nrhampton Thomas, Miss Lupton, Park Range. Brown, Mrs Hastings Brown, Mrs George Brown, Miss Warburton, Mr Farnwortb Warburton, Mies, Master ...

... London. MZTAL WORN, Mr. J. Bottomley, Oldham. %VooD Mr. J. W. Thomas, Sheffield. There Classes will be held under the euperin• t endahce of J. VAUUHAM. For prospectus apply. J. W. THOMAS, Assembly Rooms, Ansbleeide. AMBLESIDE _gm DISTRICT_ AMATEUR ATHLETIC ...