... tried famous oat kerr of ti ' id She ship• pouter elait.eo A Wide Was cleated for • Amu timid to work well. Tue awing hi no Thomas Hardy acknowledging Royal distaute of three quarters of • wile accrues Use , .t 10 . w Society of r gold medal is,ou r. ate ...

... 'against Derby ritekes: the payments rue therefore . permentut Mr Clement Shorter, writing in The Sphere, predicts that Mr Thomas Hardy will be made lAtureal,e ewe the late bIL Alfred Al tun steamer osteosibly her turbiura cagier-. replaced, W 1 s simultaneously ...

... yesterday's bulletin read base been awarded the coot tact. London, July Ilth,—The King has bestowed Ithe Order of Merit on Mr Thomas Hardy the novelist, and Sir William Crookes, During the debate In the House of Commons on the Budget Mr Lloyd George refused ...

... his eightieth birthday, arid Apthony Hope witha oelelotion will present him with an address signed by Alderman Swinburne, Thomas Hardy, John Morley, and a hundred others. Formal coegratulations are also arriving from the French academy, the United States ...

... Editorial Points. The St. Thomas Tidende informs us that the Unite(l States Squadron, after the manoeuvres, will disperse about the December and visit various ports to spend. Christmas. Three of the ships wilt go to ' Jamaica, Porto Rico, others to ...

... DIBIOTOPAI t MIUHABL.J. BOVELL, I. T. BR, Re.. Tus-thiusaus. 3. HARDIE AUSTIN, Ks% l‘W P. 1 JAS B. films. B. EBNEVT BYNOS, I H. LAI7RANOE JOHNSON, Ilasc e OHAS T. COTTLE. in • MO-P IJ. THOMAS YOKES, Bas., J. 0. WHIGS?, KW, M. 0. P. Taastakonona so Joss 18E5 ...

... tollowiug quotation Itlacdouaid, the well-Mown Labour M.f proposes to make a health tour W India. trait that, followiu Kew Hardie's, footsteps, he won't 111 It as did that euthualaauo advocate vi the brotherhood ut from a recent issue ot The Glasgow Herald ...

... Museum The King agreed to pay Bar Thomas Ler his services, but Its the natioxal exchequer was in a continual state of insolvency, Sir Thomas never received the money. But the King gave him some silver plate, and as Sir Thomas required the money he sold the ...

... monarchical principle in theesteem of grave and earnest The by-election to fill the vacancy at Hawk* caused by the promotion of Mr Thomas Shaw to be Lord of Appeal resulted inlthe return of the Liberal candidate, but his majority was red aced to 161- _ _ _ _ Titer() ...

... cooperate. The livverement will give tile site and make a generous grant, and already many donations have been received. Keir Hardie attempted to deliver a lecture on LaOoUrlina at CalnUi tklge on Saturday but was scarcely audible on aceount, 01 ragging by ...

... converted the majority of 1.3 in 1897 for Mr, Maddieon, the late Lioeral Member, into • Conservative majority of 964. Sir Thomas Roe, a Liberal, and Mr. Bell, the La , our candidate, have been returned for Derby, defeating A dermal) Sir Henry Bernrose ...

... 13th,—Sugar in stock on the 15th instant 61000 tints; last yearss,ooo Jamaica, 131.11,—tiernian warship • lieya ' left fur L. Thomas yesterday afternoon. Barbados, 13L11,—Cmptain Kirkham harbour and Shipping uied lasi night. Barbados, 1301,-1L M. S. • Ltiuu' ...