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... the Madding Crowd, adapted from Thomas Hardy's novel by the author and Comyns Carr, April 29th. It will be remembered that Mr A. W. Pinero was accused of lifting the plot of his successful St. James's Squire from Mr Hardy's story, and much ink and many ...

... ambulance. Mr. Slade impased a flue of £3, or a month's imprisonment in default. THE BONE OF CONTENTION. At 'Westminster, Thomas Watts, forty-two, was charged with being drunk and disorderly. ' In expressing his regret, prisoner said he got into a little ...

... ' fully described in the last week, has been secured by the big and busy firm of Hardie, Von Leer, and (]ordyn. To be exact, it was the Von Le er (Mrs. J. M. Hardie) part of the firm who went to Paris and captured this apparently splendid find. ...

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... HOSPITAL. West Strand. Tic TKI'.YSI'RER Gratefully ACKNOWLEDGES the Ri-t.'l.lPl'oi twenty Guineas as a further Doudlion irom Thomas Y\ i.iff.-n, ?? Further i-outribiitioiis towardi the 10.003 required annually from voluntary sour. ? s for Ihe liuspitsl ;:nd ...

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... (captain), C. B. Grampton. G. D. Gooch. G. Hadfleld, and F. Collins. •HARLEQUINS v. ST. THOMAS’S HOSPITAL. When was known that several things contributed to weaken the St. Thomas’s fifteen which played against the HarUviuuie team no one looked for close or evening ...

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