... B. Marriot Watsun, the Rev g Baring Gould. Mrs Stepney Rawson, J A Barry, ani Roma White, with a cliskateristic poem by Thomas Hardy, These stories are illustrated by well kabsvn artists Pieymaur Lucas, it A, C. Napier Hemy A R A, and Frank Craig, while ...

... a has discovered microbes which are infested with parasites. This is t fzel news. Now they know what it is selves. Mr. Thomas Hardy will be thrilled in entry to learn that the Worksop Public, Library Committee have instructed their librarian to burn the ...

... nowhere to be found. NELSON'S CAPTAIN HARDY. An interesting chapter in the Rev.W. H. Fitchett'is °Nelson and His Captains • is that devoted to Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, the man to whom the dying Nelson said, °Kim me, Hardy. Of him Mr. Fitchett speaks hi ...

... of El Is id, and I surcharge the said sum of Al Is 6d, Messrs T Devine, Burke, Thomas Ryan. X leanernay, be Grin, M blescall o l Duggan, i Crotty John Fitzpatrick, and Thomas Crotty, who voted in the majority, when the said tenders were considered, and ...

... much do. and eagerly longed for treaty, and had the assistance of Mr James Rourke, Leadmore ; Mr Michael Shannon, Dysart; Mr Thomas Tubridy, Moyasta ; Mr Luke O'Brien, U C, Kilrush ; Mr McNamara, Labasheeda, who bed received the necessary power to act for ...

... holes up and 5 to play. F. Hardy, who sustained a broken collarbone through the fall of Empire at Warwick at the beginning of September, has now recovered from his injury, and has been riding gallops at Newmarket. Mr. Thomas Weeding Weeding, J.P., who ...

... opens with the landing of tlio Danes in Wessex, where we are on the familiar ground worked to such good purpose by Mr. Thomas Hardy—with Winchester, Dorchester, and Weymouth figuring in the first score pages. Norwich marketplace and the Palace of Sutton ...