... Tsp or rin plan's, assorted. ' Curran t ld. 60 choi planta for cold erciena g 3s. ; and bushes, 2s. td. dosen ; 10 fa, ad. Hardy Flower Vraetable Seed,.2c ; Myrobells Plum. Privet Brach, Qulokthorn. for ',sgn.. b. W.. loon: an carriage paid. Four l'aeketa ...

... 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 book sells on the title, particularly if it has anything to do with matrimony. Mr. Hardy says that Tommy is sow in ...

... also ?nest have attention. Disbud Vines on south Those who hare a sunny wall will find interesting work in a collection of hardy open-air Grapes. Young pistils out of pots may be planted now. We have been going bark for years in the culture of open-air ...

... de B. Walter, L, Government gain of one seat. Pan roar.—Rt. Hon. R. W. Banbury, C, f 944 ; W. E. Tomlinson, C. 8067; Reif Hardie, Labour, 4834. RSADIIIO.-0. W. Palmer, L, 4592; C. E. Keyser, C, 4353. ROCIIDALL—CoIoneI C. M. Royds, C., 5 2 _04: A. G. C ...

... TYRolllll(Nowrii).—Rt. Hon. Serjeant C. H. Hemphill, L, J. J. Witron, C, 2796. (Novi:M.—Sir T. H.Gttttan Esmonde, N, 2823; Thomas Joseph Healy, 1153. No party change; Sir T. Esmonde. who lsiely represented West Berry, unseat@ Mr. Healy, the old member ...

... Morgan, C, 9807; B. Woods, Labour and Liberal, 7432. Government gain. GLAMORGAN (EAST) A. Thomas, L, 5994; Major Lindsay, C, 4080. GLAMORGAN (Gowns) *J. A. Thomas, L, 4276; J. Hodge (Lab) 3853. No Party change. GLAMORGAN (Soya) Major Wyndham - Quin, C ...

... Valley; John Burns, Battersea; Henry Broadhurst, Leicester; Thomas Burt, Mormiith Richard Bell, Derby ; R. Crean, Cork (South-East); W. R. Creirer. Haggerston ; Charles Fenwick, Wansbeck ; Heir Hardie. Merthyr Tydvil ; J. P. Nannetti, Dublin (Collele . green); ...

... CONCERNING GHOSTS.• A real conversation is recorded in the Pall Mall Maya:ism between Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. WiNiain Archer on the subject of ghosts. When Mr. Hardy wee • young man, it appears, he would willingly have given ten years of his life to mesa ...

... impossible to obtain a glass of beer or wine with thelunchectis and dinners supplied by them. A HOSPITAL CHEFS EXPERIENCE. Mr. Thomas Fos, who went out to South Africa upon the special recommendation of Earl Roberts, to take up the important post of chief ...

... disgusted spectator. The Voice of the Charmer is the title of sure whether it was sheep scab or not, but he ton eacoseag and Thomas Kelly, tramp It 1 t Wigton the match ; there's no two the new story of which the first chapter Is undoubted same labourers ...

... S. Melton Fisher by Mr. A. B. Daryll, Some Portraits of Sir Walter Scott by Mr. F. G. Kitton, Our Graphic Humorists: Thomas Rowlandson by Mr. Joseph Grego. English and Foreign Schools of Art' by Mr. James Ward, The Collection of Jewels billowing ...

... necessity of preparation for events which otherwise might conceivably damage Italian interests in the Mediterranean. Ma. THOMAS HARDY does not approve of the alteration of Dorchester old street names in • tourists' guide, and has written the Town Council ...