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... information, will be published in the Aujust number of the Pall Mall Magazine. Mr. W. L. Courtney is wfitln‘ the biography of Thomas Hardy for the “ Eaglish Writers of To-day eries, F. V. White and Co. will publish immediately a new novel by Mr. William Le ...

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... the full programme :— March, “I‘\-‘ Terriers' Own (Hardy); overtare, “ L%: Cavalry (Suppe) : euphonium solo, * Village Blacksmith (Weiss), Musician W, Richardson ; grand selection, e (Thomas) ; song, ** O dry those tears ' (. ) Madame Cleland Cornmell ...

... members and friends sat down to an excelient repast, served in first. class style by the host and hostess (Mr. and Mre. Fred Hardy). Mr. F. A B Wood (presi. dent of the club) was in the chair, and he was supported by Messrs. Beard, Bailey, T. Jackson, an ...

... the very slow game. The teams turned out as lolows — Scarteeck | Wiks, A-J-a. u ogumm R Diskpoon, Broasbank. Jessop, veu, Hardy, Lemb, Duncen, end =beon 4 i Hoddersiitid . A Dugyers, Cia wum.wdm.m thorpe, Thomss, and Stacey. The home tewin commenced with ...

... Bull, Dudley Buxton. Harold C. Earnshaw, Charles Folkard, Didley Hardy. C. Harrison, W K. Haselden, John Hassall, L Raven Hill, Crarles Ince, Gunning King, Arthur Lee. Savile Lumley. Thoma?{h bank, George Morrow. Norman Morrow, “'z“yO'fl. Charles Pears. ...

... amasements were induleed in for o short time, the mestiog concludieg with teo pine olow by Mr. Hardy. Ocx Bves axp ovs Eans —As sanousced s aoother column. Mr Thomas Lson, Ocnlist and Aurist, of the Eye and Kar Dispenmry, Loeds, will make o,:_v--u-.m -fih“-‘ ...