... caanot Ind any reason for • change of policy. Bitten by • dog which was said to have a great antipathy for postmen. George Thomas Hardy. a Fulham postman. was awarded £l5 damages at `est London County-court against the owner. Mr. A. Parlanti, bronze mould ...

... turns from his violin to a well-beloved pipe. Another musician Mark Hanibourg seeks change of occupation in namismatios nad Thomas Hardy turns from book-writing to dance-music as a pastime. The moat famous of modern logicians. Professor Abbott, has croquet ...

... There never was a time when Christians thought lees about than they do cow.—Dux bet. GIANTS OF TO-DAY. We possess in Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. H. 0. Wells. ■ad Sir J. M. Barrie (to name but three) written immensurable 'treater than Dickens or Thaeksray.—Ma ...

... I for EDITED BY H. H. THOMAS, unrivalled. PART 1 soatalas : etc., etc. With hundreds of Colour Plates, Photographs and Sketches. IN 24 .Y PARTS. PART I NOW READY. . EDITED BY Field-Marshal Sr EVELYN WOOD, V.C.. CA.. G.C.L. C.C.S/Al.. D.C.L. Difficulties ...

... IN LIGHTER VEIN THOMAS JAY. ILLUSTRATED BY 3. H. LUNN. One of the fancy themes a certain paper the other week has est me wondering. Benders are asked what sort of people they would like to 'pee exterminated. I have been thinking over that theme; the lust ...

... windows were smashed. The house of Thomas Fox, near Lough George, woe also ired into. The Road Board is retitle' . £lO,OOO toward. improvement of the roe& of leliagtoo , It ham Ines deasitoly decided that Mr. Heir Hardie, who is threatened with Liberal ...

... and any hardy annuals that were sown under glees, may be moved outside in • sheltered position to make room for the half hardy annuals that were sown under glass, may be moved outside in a sheltered position to make room for the half hardy annuals which ...

... ; Mr Jackson, W. 8.; A. Gordon 8. Gikk, Berwickshire John Sc.., Eq., W. 8.; Ales. Y. Cook, rag.; O. H. Esq.; Tins. Hardie. Nag.; Thomas Wines. jun., Beg., Bast Lothian. Mr Heidrun, baring now arranged to matins, as Ii.F.H., hos instructed that his Horne ...

... directors dividend of S per cent. DEATH OF .k CIUMEAN funeral took plain to Bo'netta Cemetery on 'Wedimaday afternoon of Hobert Hardie. a crintean veteran', formerly of the Scots tireys, in Ills 14th year. Dartlie enlisted in tilatiguw, old immediately proceeded ...

... result of the year's working was not quite so good es last year. Mr James Chesney moved approval of the balance sheet. Mr Thomas Hardie seconded. The Chairman said be had been requested by the secretary to ask the members to authorise him to procure a new ...

... . Gordon S. Gibb, liorsickshire: John Rosa, Fay., W. 8 .; Al m . M . cook, Eno.; G. H. Boewall-Frestoa, Em.; Thee. Hardie, Rig.: Thomas %Ram jam, Neg.. Fast Lothian. ID Meldrnm, having now arranged continua w )1.}.H.. bag ini.iructrd thut hiv Horses, ...

... twenty. eight knights. The following is the list:— ELRL. Yield-Marshal Viscount Kitchener. The Right Hon. Sir Herbert Hardy Dorens-Hardy, Master of the Rolla. Sir Edgar Visoent. MajorXeaeral John Heiden Brockkbarst Sir Leonard Lyell Bart. PRIVY COUNCILLORS ...