... Fiske proposes to come to London at Christmas tie to ?? only Becky Sharp hut also very iplay, th part of 'Tess's in Mr Thomas Hardy' s United i which she has achieved success in the UntdStates. Some time ego Miss Wak-efield, a lady con- ductor and vocalist ...

... THOMAS’ TUITION SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE NUMBER Tultica to Cumbor load O THE PENNY PICTORIAL MAGAZINE NOW ON SALE ALL WANTS 18 WORDS PREMISES LET AND WANTED 3 TIHBf Azalea ( general 14 SITUATIONS PENNY PHOTOGRAPHY Cornce ud VpaoUtered in Gold Baraldi coal ...

... h-sulesman, \herdeen, to Agnes Aitken, only chter of Mrs Hardie. urea Born. Presbytenan Church, Ports- mouth, on the ath Oct., 1874, by the Rev. W Ainshe Walton, officiating chaplain to the jorces, Thomas J. Quirk, sergeant 42d Royal Highlanders (Hlack Watch) ...

... an Henry, Street, Robert Angus, Shipowner, 29 Gtrest, Maxwell, Merchant, 08 West George Strest, Hardie, Marthe Walmer Crescent, or, wife of John Hardie, 16 arrison, John Robinson, Ghipbroker, 45 Renfield . 69 Strest, 3 shay, John, Francs, Shipowner, ...

... left the Castle for the South. Lord James' of Hereford had the honour of dining with the Queen. AFTER SHAMROCK'S DEFEAT-SIR THOMAS LIPTON AND COLUME8A. After the finish, says the New York correspon- dent of the Pall MTall Gazette, there was a general ...

... burch.—Funeral on 11th inst., Friends this (the oly) ini itatinn —\t Gallatown Kirkcaldy, on Royal Artillery, aged 35. ert Hardie. Leslie, late sergeant- al —At Manse Road eged 27 vears. Thursday 5th inst., Archibald Hossack, jun. doaxstoxt —\t Barraston ...

... G NARRATIVE. Association Wan SPacit ) ta tha the | wa Oct. 29, Later. of the squadron of cavalry after ~~ OF bf wee nd, | Hardy, R.A.HLO. After the battle ti uin | equadrons of the 18th Hussars with one Mas jhe |a company of the Dublin Fusiliers, a sectio ...

... Ministry with a moderate and generally inoffensive politician at the head of it, with Sir Kenelm Digby at the Home Office, Sir Thomas Sanderson at the Foreigu Office, Sir Francis Mowatt acting as Chancellor of the Exebeyuer, and Sir Heary Craik managing without ...

... Cr M'fwen. Scotstcun team v Windsor Athletic—M'Cully Mundy, P. Davis, Caldwell, Young. J. Davie, A. Dallas. A. Thomas, Rogerson, W. Thomas, and H. Fyfe. $, Andrew team v Glasgow Thistle, at Keppochhill— Cowan. Roberts, Hall. Gilmour, Ferguson, Hannay ...

... Adama M. Cook, Goorno Crast. William% fobbie, John, Dorald, Peter Dtudgeca. Thomas D3. Ldwvard, A-rrh~bad H. Fergasso~. Wrilbian Fer- guesto, Leuise M. Forr-st, John C. Gecrge. Thomas G;i!,s ?? 3N. Gonniag. Sinclair Grazt. Goocee GrieVe, .illbn R. Haldane ...

... soloists Misses Swan, Jeffrey, Pollock; and Messre Munn and Mr Wa. Braid, with Mre Braid es There was Wright presided and Thomas Kerr, a boatman at the dock, edmitted, BO'NESY. — AMAULT BY 4 assaulting hie wife on two occa his wife bad pawned clothes ...

... of Wild Rese ta the Melton 40 lower, ™ Heather Orack,” an ¢: Plate, Mr vigorous © Thomas Bilis was second oe — Gall Money. The championship for liish woot to Mr Thomas C. with a“ Muckrow Chief.” ur MAIDEN TWO-YEAR-OLD of 100 cove, for was = second with ...