... CONCERNING GHOSTS. • real conversation is recorded in the Pall Mall Naga--ke between Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. William Archer on the subject of ghosts. When Mr. Hardy was a young man, it appears, he would willingly have given tein t l il of his life to sees ...

... •01 . 1 CAPTAIN. It is proposed that the tower erected on the coast of Dorsey gems miles from Weymouth, in memory of Sir Thomas Hardy, Neleon's captain of the Victory as Trafalgar, should be heeded over to the Nst ioeel Society for the Preservation of ...

... the figure. we are told, and is not devoid of grunt The Husbands' Protection Society will soon have its hands full. AiR. THOMAS HARDY (says the Academy) bat a new volume of Poems nearly ready for the press, which will include his poems inspired by the ...

... interesting book called Mr. Thomas Atkins, a title which was so obvious that it is marvellous it has not been used before. Very often a buok sells on the title, particularly if it has anything to do with matrimony. Mr. Hardy ear that Tommy is now in ...

... MRS. CATHCART'S PENANCE. A little longer in Holloway Prison, in the opinion of Justice Cosens-Hardy, will do Mrs. Cathcart good. That was his lordship's comment on Saturday on the application of counsel for her release. Her imprisonment was for disregarding ...

... G. Thomas, Abergavenny, silver hot water jag ; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas, Abergavenny, silver butter dish and toast rack combined ; Mr. Jim Thomas, Abergavenny, horn inkstand ; Mr. Last, Abergavenny, cut glass and silver sager bowl ; Mrs. Thomas, Ty Hyfryd ...

... b Phillips .. 12 ''Eztras . .. 14 .;6AJOTTINCS. Tail near approach of August Bank Holiday reminds me of that hardy annual, the Hardy Flower Show and Sports, whicii phoenix-like, have risen up out of their ashes of last year. Who can forget the devastat• ...

... Straker. Beans, runner, 16: Ist, Colonel Parkinson; 2nd, W L Thomas _ _ . B;L:, dwarf, 16 : lit, Major Morgan, Brooklands; 2nd, W L Thomas Beetroot, lour : let. B Palmer ; 2nd, W L Thomas Carrots, long, 8: Ist, B Palmer; 2nd, Colonel Parkinson Garrote ...

... REGIMENT'S GOAT. The Rev. E. J. Hardy, one of the beet-known chaplains to the British forces, and a writer whose work How to be happy though married gained him literary distinction, has now published under the title of Mr. Thomas Atkins a very interesting ...

... Baas-roadp towards Dan-Graig. by the of Trustees of Ross Hospital. the Representatives at the late J. G. George, Esq., Mr. Thomas Thomas and Mr. Evans of Tregare. For further particulars apply to the proprietor, Mr . William Jones, Spring Well Cottages. H ...

... Powell said that at 10.25 p.m., on the fish inst., he saw the defendant Higgs lying helplessly drunk, in the porch of the Hardy Arms. Finding that lie could not get Higgs to stand np, witness called the attention of the defendant landlord to his condition ...

... BOROUGH BUSINESS. The treneier of the license of Bridgend lon Monmouth-road, from Mrs. Pools to Mr. Thomas rymln llayter, was granted. Edward Williams, described u a jobLiug groom. who dirt Lot appear, was tined ss. awl e3ets. seveu dr.)s, for - beh:g ...