... the Society gave private perform- ances, and opened its second season on Novem- ber 14th auspiciously enough, when Mr. Thomas Hardy's The Three Wayfarers, and Steven- son and Henley's Macaire were produced. In the first instance, it had been the ...

... D'Urbervilles, with its terribly gloomy realism, hardly roliored by a single gleam of that hunmour that is to be found in Mr. Thomas Ilardy's other studies of Dorsetshire folk and their ays, would not seem to afford -very pronising material for the dramatist ...

... nebe, vice Win. J. lifler. flawden, Chus. H. Barton, vice Chas. Denham. Yorkz, New-strect, Thomas B. Harrow3ll, vice Joseph ''fadcaster, Elenezer J. N. Thomas, Vice Benjamin Nuue. Sherbcurn, herbert T. Green, vice Sarnuel Brunt. liirbly Moorside, Itichrd ...

... ENGLAND'S SUPREME NENED. ItREY. HARDY THARWOOD'S MERCHANTS' LIECTURIE. In his Mrc hants' Lecture. delivered at the Dutch Churoh. the Rev. Hardy Harwood, of Utnion Chapel 4Ilington, sought to answer the question, What is the supreme need of the day? If ...

... verdict of Suikide whilst ofr n ?? unsound mind waa returne-I ' G A GLOOD FRAY FATAL ACCODMNT. e I Yegerdav, Dr. G. Danford Thomas held an in- I quest at the Hampstead Dispenary Hall on. the body E O or Walter Bette, tied eleven the son of a book- E e binlder ...

... General Russell, t Captain Robertson, Genez~J Sir J. Spurgin, General Stewart, General Swanston, General Tytler, Colonel Thomas, Colonel Wade, Mr. H. D. Willock. Colonel Graeme, Colonel Browne, Colonel Bonhamn, General Coode, 3Mr. A. Dashwood, Colonel ...

... Mn:11cg~u IC) hnltl iRaranse-'Econ. Ailwy-n Feilowes (C); G. Ja'on illp i I. Lent 1Asbford).-B. Nicholson (L); Laureance Hardy (C. 1Km .t ?? Cory (L); 'A S. GrifdlLah ?? C). Lo-::e~sirerar ?? A Wmkerlcy ( L Lord Cecil .Asinners (IC. i tincr-hishire tz ...

... Thorbuarn. Ebq., !d.P. u~ Thomas Leader Bruunoa, Esq., X.P. F.R.S. h James Balfour Pia!l, Ftq., Lyon Wiap of Arms G. D. de Corcy Perry, Dsas., ?? Her d Majen ?? Cou.-Goneral at Antwerp. A George ualbousi xmnqy, Eu4., Cs. d Thomas Tco. Eoq. Hou. W. Macphision ...

... Sir J. Dimsdale had the strongest claim to be chosen as a candidate. Sir F. Dixon Hartland. M.P. Sir E. Seymour King, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Arbuthnot. Sir H. Knight, and other members of the Association had als written supporting the claims of Sir J. Dimsdale ...

... Clarke, tlubnr, jelcesoer. plurtatr. Mason. James, Lelcesner. builder. Thompsun, fIlslaiss. Lelrceolee. boot najanujcturer. Hardy, Georgce, Luncouin, butane:. Cudileroid, wibliamo Hlenry, ilenae Hemnapaas4,berbn keeper. btrot StiDipaua, Richard TIhomas ...

... Ashford (Kent),-Mr. John Kenpit will not con- test the Ashford Division of Kent against thl re-, tiring 'member Mr. L. Hardy. Mr. Hardy will,'t however, he strongly opposed by a Protestant can-. C didate put forward by the Church Association. l4oa definite ...

... 6299 Privatea Eva-is, 575S T. Wliams, 3$52 J. Gray, 5773 V. Brooks, 3274 P. Watkins, 9313 P. Gilnmore, 5760 E. Davies, 268 R. Thomas, 545 J. Lewis, 9517 G. Meesan, 5512 C. Cornish, 2475 E. Evans, 2436 W. WiliMsm 5378 D. Morgan, 4544 G. Evans, 8236 - J6nIe ...