... Ashmore, Richard Blay, Emma Chantrill, Cecil Cooling, Harry Cope, Alice L. Edge, Sarah Eley, Florence Fearn, William Hall, Thomas Hardy, Joseph Hinds, Elizabeth Ellen Howard, William Johnson, Fred. Lee, Annie Owen, Henry Parker, Fred. Pearce, William Petrie ...

... at ?? 6d. and expenses 1is. 6d. Andrew Wilson was charged by Thomas Hardy, of Kim- berley, with illegally taking toll on the bth inst. at Langley Mill toll-bar. It appears that Thomas Hardy lent his man. Robert Fletcher, a horse and cart to fetch his ...

... cigar. Mr. Anthony 'Trollope. too, gives his testimony in favour of the weed, having been a smonler all his life. Mr. Thomas Hardy nevcr smoked a pipeful in his life, andl never found alcohol helpful in novel writing. Alr. Jame3 Payn is a constant smnoker ...

... the King's Stairs, and there Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick Maitland, with their respective officers, stood waiting to receive the royal visitors. They were accom- panied by Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. In the mean time a message from ...

... A Peakland Faggot (Grant Richards;, Mr. B. Jurray Gilchrist has done for the remote villages of Derbyshire what Hr. Thomas Hardy, in Wessex Tales. has done for Dorsetshire — he has gathered together from tbe country people a budget of stones which ...

... same coat which he had commonly worn for weeks, on which the Order of tlie Bath was em- broidered, as was then usual. Sir Thomas Hardy did notice it to him, observing that he was afraid the badge might be marked by the enemy -, to which Nelson re- plied ...

... Hardey. Thomas Fates, of Crich, committed to tbe assises, charged with stealing some beans and bead-stall, property of his master, John Allsopp. Jesse Rutland, to the assizes, chaffed with stealing quantity of wearing apparel, the property of Thomas Bowne ...

... who took much intrest in the church, has been erected. Tho same right reverend prelate has publicly admitted Air. James Thomas Hardy, late of Windsor. as a lay reader. MR. GLADSTONP.;ANI) IITUALISUM-Tlis excitement pro- duced by Mr. Gladstone's speech ...

... the Crowu to crolde its con- Ind ditions and there are thirty-eight raftlicatioiis of it tet record.- i Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy died), 1839. ?? was the comrade m and friend of Nelson, who died in his arms on the memorable 21st. lhe of October, 1805 ...

... have arrested hex brother because he wauted a job (Laughter). MUea was not a '-man or he would not have acted as he did.— Thomas Hardy Bald he was engaged at the Sewage farm, Long .baton, and he waa present during the fracas. Aa Milea was passing Benjamin ...

... statement while Gee. M. redith and Thomas Hardy are still alive. Lord Curzon is described as Viceroy of India, and, next to the President of the United States, the most re- . sponsible official in the world, and Sir Thomas Lipton is, of course, the latest ...

... prominent eminences the county, pillar the me* of Sir Thomas Hardy ; and the gallael asrsieaa of General Strangwajs Waterloo, and hla life hb»od a* Inkermao. are not thought worthy of record, the Hardy column will a perpetual rebuke to the apathy towards ...