... competitors succeeded in giving the cor- rect forecast THOMAS DEANS, 50c, High Street, Dorking, Surrey. JAMES SAMSON, 12, Scotia Street, Glasgow. PALMER, 33, The Dwellings, Tilbury. | PHIL HARDY, Marlboro’ Villa, Chiltern View Road, Uxbridge. ‘The i oliowing ...

... writers uf the day will contnbute to THE SPHERE. THE WRITERS WHO CONTRIBUTE TO THE FIRST VOLUME, include: 3. BARING-GOULD HARDY ROBERT BUCHANAN NUNG MAX PEMBERTON SHAN F. BUL K K. ROME ROBERT W CHAMBERS HALL CA SIDN EN Mas ADELINE SERGEANT MISS MA ae ...

... fourth. radi. Mr. Williani Neebit Never Hecond beat Mr. Thomas Milburn's Bad Temper. Mr. J. Johnston's Just in Bloom beat Mr. Archibald Kennedy's Kin uni. Mr. bonus Graham Cold Nuppet beat Mr. Thomas Walsh's W’llie Paterson. Mr. T. Graham's Gorpe beat Mr ...

... of the day will contribute to THE SPHERE. THE WRITERS WHO WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE FIRST VOLUME, include :— BARING-GOULD THOMAS HARDY ROBERT E. W. HORNUN MAX PEMBERTON $s HALL C. INI K. J. W. PETT ARIDGE OBERT W. CHAMB | MAARTENS ADELINE SERGEANT MISS MARIE ...

... this year, and accidents barred, will run well. enthusiastic over the Down at.Grateley they are improvement in Faversham. Hardie, it will be re- membered, supplied a wei I backed candidate for Drog- hida’s yesr—(sauntlet, who was placed. In Faversham ...

... (says the Natal paper) rode off in the afiernoon towards our outposts, uo one dreaming that he would be so fool- Go beyond | hardy as to go beyond our pickets. | however, he did, and, well, he has not been heard of {since (7th December). Mr. Lynch was a ...

... came before Mr. Justice Cozena-Hardy in the Chancery Division yesterday. The summons was taken out by Robert Spence Watson and others, trustees of the association, and the defendants were Thomas Henry Canu and Thomas Richardson. The i|UC'tion asked was ...

... the owner* Mr. Thomas Fenwick (Lcedv), and for tho company Mr. F. Fow'.er (Sheffield). Mr. Balfour Browne. Q.C., and Mr. T. H. Wright (instructed by Messr-. Taylor, Jeffery, and represented claimants, and Mr. Hugo Young, Q.C., and Mr. Hardy, jun. (instructed ...

... iCCmint. aottc. AMBLF.K —P.'!-ni»ry IR. »t Clitte. K- ijhi.-j. ynr. M*rf A.in. I lie tlfarlj - wife -Ki IS, Cunimrc, in year. Thomas - le’-eenwot al the I'aHsh Cnnn-li.fSancniu-. (••-■lay (Tn* Mlay) al FnriHl> kindly a> (Ibeonly) iminMtfm. - Kehr-iary IS ...

... (Miss Sharpley) suggesied that possibly domestic scrvice 1 wou d soon become ‘ with a higher dignity. THE DRAMATISATION or Mr. Thomas Herdy writes to “The I find [ sm naturally supposed to fhave something to do with the production of “fess of the D'Urbervilles” ...

... Two sailes. Mr. Baker's SHARP PRACTICE, yrs.. ..Mr. A. V.'. Wood Mr. F. L. Wilson's Slit VASSAB, Jv. GotdOM 2 I.' Mr. F. Hardy's PRIVADO, Mr. o 4 Mr. W. Spiingdew. syra ' 1! 11 Mr. H. Joostan's Jalan.«yrs . .. Owner It Mr. W. Brown's yns ■' Mr ...

... Farm, Lotf* 0 aged 68, Mary, wife of Joshua Cooper, f Hardy.—February 16, at Bachelcr-lane, HorsfoH*' 72, Charles Hardy. flV ...