... ploughled land, and a salutary check to vegetation. Then. vitth fine weather to follov., preparation's for the sovwing of hardy peas, barley, and oats would at once commence, and there would be profitable work for both horses and men. Too rmuoh mild wveather ...

... Harrison (silver 1, presented Ly Mr. Henry Boden, , 2' \V. Hardy, 3 A Pearson, 4 W. J. er, 5 C. Berkinshaw, 6 H. Chatterton, 7 A. i. Maps: o W. J. Turner, 2W. Hardy, 3 yde. .badges: 1 W. Hardy, 2W. Harrison. ,cc ana Art: W. Carter. H. Sturgess (2), A. ...

... Teasdale, M. Nattrass, and C. Strick. 1Io land, OurAnniversarieswas the sab D ject of an icstruetive address by Miss dal Hardy, an interesting diseassion following dtal upon its deliverance. Iu the absence of the sut R1ev, J. Graham the chair was taken ...

... Programme. Sketch, The New Woman'sOlub, by Fred Karno's Company; Starr and Leslie, Nellie Navette. Ensina Don, the Edison-Thomas Pictures, Vendome and Chase, Oliver Twist, Muriel Richards, Zanfretta and Napio, Harry Ford, Three Sisters Cherry, Fred Herbert ...

... including the Countess of Selborne, the Marquis and Marchioness of Tweeddale, the Earl of Cranbrook and Lady E. Gathorne-Hardy, Lord and Lady Morris, the Attorney-General, Lord Justice and Lady Collins, Lady Roberts, Lord and Lady Blythswood, Sir William ...

... follows: Frederic Harrison, Herbert Spencer, Pt-inco Kropytkin, George Meredith, John Morley, M.P., Professor A. R. Wal- lace, Thomas Hardy, Idari Blind, Ouida Olive Scisreiner, G. J. Holyoake, J-. M- Robes-teen, l'rofessor Beesly, Annie Beseot, M~rs. Brashlatughs ...

... Shame.) He instructed his London agents to apply for an interim injunction. The application was made to Mr. Justice Cozens-Hardy, but, unfortu- nately. it was refused, and they were allowed to serve notice of motion for an injunction to be heard on Friday ...

... high, and the branche; covered ab)ut 32frt. of the exteronl wall. Since then it has been cut and trimrmed to make it more hardy, and to prevent the threatened decay. In AtusLralia the native ro se IS a beautiful flow~ver, its name being augeested by its ...

... Council (seven: Cap- tain W. Danton, 042-, Charles Hardy,.Robert In Henry Jones, Charles iLjeod, Robert =Richard Willi-ams. SERVINGCONSTABLES ON DUTY WITH DRINK. At Warrington Police Cour4 Yesterday, Thomas Boscow, landlord of the Ring of Bells, Wilders- ...

... found neceisary to institute them after th 5war. SOLDIERS, SNILORMS. AND OLD-AGE PENSIONS. Mr. CtHAPTIN, quostioned by Mr. Hardy on be- ?? of Sir J. Rankin. said a report aq to the nurber of pearns likely to be uitabie for old-ag;e pen- sioan5s wa.?s N:d ...

... the las t-meni toned, i producing the same rental. The property was the ocupalion of Messrs. George Trans and •'• lons. Mr. Thomas Hundbury, of Alfreton, pur- ged this lot for- _33_7. Messrs. Thurman anil I of Alfreton, were the vendor's solicitors. ASHBORNE ...

... Geisha. MRs LExws WALLER'S production at the Coronet, Notting-bill, on Monday, of Air H. A. Kennedy's dramatisation of Thomas Hardy's popular novel Tess of the D'Urbervilles will be an eveut of much interest. Mrs Waller will play Tess, Mr William ...