... character through the slow sileut changes of life. To this school belong (be familiar names of Henry James Humphrey Ward, Thomas Hardy, and. in France, Balzac. She was always a preacher her writing, and her abiding text was the imperative law of dulv. Finally ...

... liisTiNtifisitsD Naval Dead.—The death announced, at Costlu Cary, Somerset, of Rear-Admiral Phelps, who was given s Sir Thomas Hardy. Nelson’s famous captain. Deceased, who was 88 years ago. entered Navy in April, 1832, and retired captain in 1870, being ...

... received from Duchess of Portland, the Duchess of Somerset, Lord Chancellor. Sir Edward Grey, M.P., Lord Dysart, Lord Mr. Thomas Hardy, Archdeacon Mrs. Cyril Maude. Lady Evelyn Ewart, Lady Mendersod. and many others. A private gentleman can arrango Loots ...

... Chamberlain 25, General Booth 26, Clifford 26. Earl of Warwick 28. the Prince Wales 28, Mr. Picrpont Morgan 28, Thomas Hardy 34, Sir Thomas Bartow 35, Lord Carson Anthony Hope 40. Mr. Carnegie 50. For distinguished women the marriage age generally tower ...

... being? She was young, dainty, pretty, could sing song or two, and really knew the difference between Marion Crawford and Thomas Hardy. This should have been enough for Maxwell; but xt wasn t, even though, in addition to these many virtues, sho had snug ...

... a good toast ' names of Walter Guests*’, coupled Mrs. J. Red 8 Jno. Black Thoe. Coilectior Thomas. 8 Bothell. Thomas. Peas—l gins. • Boses—l Thomas. Hardy Hardy pc: 3 K. McDor Window i Faulkner. Nosegay . Howeils. 8 1 , Nosegay Millie Bath ...

... CHADWICK —■ THOMAS 2Lst ult., Loppingioa Church, by Rev. A. Benson. Albert Chadwick. Heywood. I/ancashire. to Agnes Elizabeth Thomas. Loppington. Shropshire. PALMER- REYNOLDS—27th uli, at St. Peter’s Church, Stockport, William, only aon of Thomas and Emma ...

... Revolver.— A shocking accident through playing with revolver has occurred at Oxton. It seems from statement made by Mr. Thomas M. Hardy that his younger brother, aged 16, bought a revolver a few days ago, and on Monday purchased two dozen cartridges. They ...

... J 5» W „? 9. (One o’clodi). MB. THOMAS AKiftTAt HAT.K PBIZBWINNINO SHEEP. ALFRED & CO. Will SELL ACCTIOS. «! THE I!EASES PAHM, Three Mi mb from Bwirifleld. and Six Miles each from Chraven Arms uilow Stations (Shrewsbury and Hereford Lir-, • 34 QRAITD ...

... ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 4 (One o'clock). * MB. THOMAS PENN'S ANNUAL SALE OP PRIZEWINNING SHROPSHIRE SHEEP. ALFRED MANSELL GO. wm SELL by AUCTION THE BRAKES FARM, Three Miles from Bromfield, and Six Miles each from Craven Arms and Ludlow Stations (Shrewsbury ...

... (superintendent minister), supported by the Rev. Alfred Hardy of Shifnal. Mr. B. Farmer, circuit steward, presented the accounts, which showed deficit of £3l. the suggestion of the B-v. A. Hardy, it was decided to arrange for week of special self-denial ...

... tho circuit (Ketley Bank and Shifnal), tho Ecv. Hardy, preached two very effective sermons, and also gave a stirring address.—On tho following day (Monday) the fruit, vegetables. &c., were sold by Mr. Thomas Teece. Tho proceeds from the festival were in ...