... and Thomas Hardy, labourer, of no fixed abode, oleirgeil with having been drsok and dieordtely sto Tack:eater on June 18th. P.O. Waiker said defendant inis drunk and creating a disturbance hfill Lane, and he told hien to go to hie lodginspi. Hardy, how ...

... the Chief Whip has the Prime Minister to disvolve Parliament. wR THOMAS HARDY ON TOLSTOY. Alluding to ph.losophio eermon On war, which appeared in “‘ The Times” yesterday, Mr. Thos. Hardy, the novelist, writing in that paper to-day, cays: The sermon may ...

... adopted, and tho retiring directors re-elected. HARDY'S CROWN* BREWERY: 16 PER CENT. DIVIDEND. The annual general meeting of tho shareholders of fatly'-. Crown (Lid.)* was bold Manchester yesterday. Mr. Thomas Bidaolph presiding. The dire tors reported that ...

... before left Gopsal, his Lordship's scat in Warwickshire, since the composer's time. Close is the portrait of Haydn, painted Thomas Hardy during th© composer's virit London in 1791-2, and a picture of the first Handel Commemoration in 1784. painted contemporary ...

... the Union in its early Hope Shaw, J.P., Mayor of Leeds in 1852-3, Thomas Wilson, James Garth Mershall, John Marshall, J. W. Hudson, Ph-D., James Bedford, James Wiliamson, M.D., Thomas Wyse, OLP., Thomms Plint, G. ks, Rev. J.- EL Ryland, G. 8. Phillips ...

... advice of his medical adviser, Mr Keir Hardie, M.P., has paired for the next few weeks, anid has gone to Margate for a further period ot .rest. A marriage has been arranged, and will iake pace in August, between Dr. ‘Thomas W. A. Daman, of the Minster Ward ...

... Bantp'on lab*. Thomas J. Pr»-a tCo'b-Kl*K-n- ward Bji-'r* am) C>nwt. -Will.am H. (Corrett. flewy B. '.Hbr ley Rrt'lr*. Co. Durham'. I. iw.i'.i Plain. R. 5.0.. Co. Dtthim*. M-vbtisoo PUill.ps'tn. B.A. (Stanley. Co. Durham). tCarlwVi. \V. Thomas W. Ua (Nen:- ...

... lying ID a critical 'condition Prealiytery. Tho Rev. Thomas Robertson has become minister Ashingion Presbyterian Church, Morpeth, and the Rev. Dr. A. Vltegrr, the newly formed congregation Cborlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester. OBITUARY. ...

... Lodgeavenue, New Park, 7d. ; Annie Hillyard, 70, Dragonparade, 2s. (pad); Thomas Cleaaby, 4, Ohekenhamcresoent, 2s. 6d. ; Bertha Pclwarth, 53, Dragonavenue, Is. 0d. ; Frederick William Hardys 20, Dragon-road, Is. 7d. ; William 179, Walkerroad, Is. Sd. ; George ...

... should win . even though the company is the Warren be:ter than he recently kept. T. L. Miller, of to give him his full name, Thomas Miller, comes uf a family of -jockeys. He is named aiter Tom tes, now setired from sional riding, and claims the famous Sam ...

... M.P., a member of the Court of Referees, in niaoe of the Right Hon. J. W. Mellor. Mr. T. H. Wright, the eldest son of Sir Thomas Wright, has been pointed Magistrates’ Cl&rk at Leicester, at a salary of £1,250 a year. Rev. Canon Gordon, resident priest ...

... ees LANE, BRA! PROFESSION. ce A, dy RAMLEY PRIZE BAND open ‘Coss. Jeffrey flat trombonist of Black Dike White, Currespouding THOMAS, Contralio Vocalist, to orau term aneiy 2. gagements for Read, Scutn Banke te and female, Post, Vocalists. ma! ddress 5 533 ...