... statement while Gee. M. redith and Thomas Hardy are still alive. Lord Curzon is described as Viceroy of India, and, next to the President of the United States, the most re- . sponsible official in the world, and Sir Thomas Lipton is, of course, the latest ...

... Uttozeter? - Police Court in connection with the pro- secution of a gipsy for4une teller would have delighted the heart of Mr. Thomas Hardy. a 4e has told us many a good st6ry of the wise women of the west nountry, early in the century; but we hardly e~d to find ...

... WIIS-CN-HARDY-On the 14th August, 1900, t St. Andrew's-, Oxford Street, London, by the Rev. T. F. F. Williams, Arthur Norton, son of ?? Harvey Whiston, of Holm Hurst. Idridgehay, Derbyshire, to Cecil Margaret Nipier, daughter of Thomas Napier Hardy, ot Manor ...

... Goodall, Cofioel H. B. Roberits R.MA J. Corden Newvbold, B.A., the Rev. Dr. Clifford, J. Hassell, ?? the Rev. W.l Hardy Harwood, Thomas Boam, T. R. Brailsford. Mr. G. Dam- 'ford Black, B;A., was re-elected hon. treasurer. Mr. G:. R Busiell Beardmore, ...

... Justice Co.ro. s Hardy diseosed cf Ihe action of ' Coates v Buitcn tni c- leis The ?? .'vir. ; BiaLard Coates, of Win-t r, lie-by, ?? to : recover pobsesslon oE a farmharsi acd land at Eltcn, Derby, from Mrs. Jlary Ann Coalcs. | Mr. Thomas Borr-on, of Summer ...

... 3; A. Hill, 2 ; C. Wes- ton, 1. Linibert, E. Timmins, J. Beale, W. B. Fearn, and L. Bennett, 1 year each. Standard IVI.: Thomas Duggan 2 years; Frederick Bennett. and William Ironmonger, 1 year. Standard V.: 'Frederick Hoon, 4 years; El. Branson, 3; ...

... necessary. No ward could tight like Castle Ward (applause), and they wouh. soon have to oppose the election for the borough of Sir Thomas Roe and Mr. Bell. If they co -Id beat Sir William Harcourt surely they could beat their next opponents (Applause). Through ...

... Hook, 44, Talbot Street; George Hearne, 163, St')ckbrook Street; Wm. George Purcell, 12, So- ciety Place; Thomas Clark, 16, Balaclava Road; Thomas Allen, 57, Lynton Street: Albert Hall, Shaw Street. fight Hon. H. Chaplin, M1.P., Pre- sident, Local Government ...

... Becket Ward. Councillor A. Brown was in the chair, and was supported by Councillors J. W. Gandy, ?? 'Beadle W. Moore, C. W. Hardy, J. Dean, and J. Newton, and Messrs. W. Freeman, W. C. Dare,- G. H. Powell, G. Fowke, T. H. Wells, T H. Wigley, J.P., G. Barratt ...

... Street; Janmos Ottcwell, Grassy Lane, B'rnastou; Win. Perks, 71, Waterloo Street ; Win. Hardy 3, Chambers Strect, Crewton; Edward F. G(othrd,# jun., 43, St. Thomas's Road; Walter Milington,E 28, Dean Street; Chas. Browvn, 12, Dover Street; Arthum Wdrren ...

... and Mrs. F. B. Secly, Mrs. E. ?? Mundy, Miss Forman, Mr. 1. Ml. Knowles and Miss Knowles, Mr. and Mrs. C.: ?? 1irkin, Mr. Hardy, Mr. A. W. Cowving (El- vaston), Mr. W. Burrows, Mr. Pinder tFarndon), Mr. Bostock (Derby), Mr. Canner (Stanley), etc. It was ...

... TnH DmBBY ANGLING ASSOUIATION. - The presentation of the Hardy Cballenee Cap took place at the Derwent Hotel, Derby, on Wedlnesday night, when an exol2ent ocnoert wasarranged, Coun.elor Hardy presided, and was scppt Bed by Messie, ?? H. Wells, G. klay ...