... incidents. To-morrow Mr. Gully, Q.C., the Speaker, will unveil a memorial window in St. Lawrence Jewry, Guildhall-yard, to Sir Thomas More, one of his predecessors in the Chair of the House of Commons. More was Speaker from 1523 to 1529, when he became Lord ...

... (nde MORGAN), who 'efs Keppell-street, Chelsea, in 1883, for Sydney, seok relatives, (Mother is dead.) From South Africa:-THomAs DVcLVE was in New Euglmud 6treet, Briglhton, six yeurs ago. Daughter Emily ask.. From Chicago:-JouIl SUNAGEL, an owner of ...

... Horatius Flaccus; but no matter. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the greatly daring, also inquires in rhyme O sbunued Sincerity! Where modern methods be, Whit scope for thine and thee ? We should have thought that, if “Sincerity Mr. Hardy means an unsparing exposure of the ...

... and recently reconstructed house at Alde. burgh. Amongst the signatory subscribers were George Meredith, Herbert Spencer, Thomas Hardy, Holunn Hunt, Sir Frederick Pollonk, Sir Walter Besant Sir George Robertson, H. W. Massingliam. Anthony Hope Hawkins, Ray ...

... tracillnbis brotler Irred and sister Mary. A response comes from Xrs. Alice Slade, ef W. London, who .tells us she. is saster to Thomas Bartiett, and will be pleased to commusisats with hi'w. F. Middleton, of Blockloy, Worcestcrraire, thinks he cangive B. O ...

... Denbigh Burgbs. Geo. Barnes, A.S.E. A. C. Morton. Jos. Burgess. Harold Rylett. W. P. Byles. Tom Mann. P, Curran. J. Keir Hardie. Dadabbai Naoroji. J.'O'Connor Power. Cuunmghame Graham. H. Quelob; Gee. Howell. J.:MNRetfrtson. A. Mlurt ay Macdonald. Wi ...

... 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 ...

... as Major Mite. Percy Pleon for sorne time achieved success as a ballad vocalist, and in later years he represented Captain Hardy, in Fothergill's spectacle entitled The .Dcot/r OfX?'sown: and he also took part in some of his brother Harry 's sketches. ...

... geparate stories explain the origin of the word Duanes. and one seems to support tho other, and ma-ke it clear enough ?? those hardy northmen were closely associated with this church in the Strand. We all remember how these piratical hordes from Norway, Sweden ...

... 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 ...

... s'etenced, to two | months' hard labou 'for hav-i gbrutally ,azesulted Mr. S. lx1nueaged 70. lund- lord of the Royvl Oak jtk ?? | Thomas Barnard, .a jewrel setter, of ?? -wasg Sentenced.---t-thie 'Guildhall, on I'uesday, to four months' I hard labour forstealing ...

... 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 ...