... Her. Thomas Rnbaa Hardy, 8.A., Juba Cooke, Esq., 8.A., And other friends will address the meeting. IRELAND TEMPI SOCIETY. A PUBLIC MEETING OP THIS SOCIETY THE SUNDAY CLOSING MEASURE, ANt» THE BILL FOR THE EARLIER CLOSING OP PUBLIC HOUSES SATURDAYS to ...

... Belfast; Worthy Grand Vios-Templar-BroChsr W. P, Holmes. Belfast; Worthy Grand Secretary- Brother Thomas Hardy, Uaaehsster; Worthy Grand Treasurer—Brother Thomas Watson, J of the Peace, Rochdale ; Worthy Grand ; Chaplain -Kev. S. Wright, Gateshead ; Worthy ...

... prolonged. Either immediately before or after the Council the King will, it is understood, invert Sir William Crookes and Mr. Thomas Hardy with the .Order of Merit. ...

... condition. PEATS The death is announced at Castle Cary, Somerset, of Rear Admiral Phelps, was given his nomination Ly Sir Thomas Hardy, Nelson's famous captain. was eighty eight, and entered the Navy in 1852. retiring captain in 1870. becoming rear-admiral ...

... acknowledge, with grateful thanks, from Mr. and Mrs. Fry. £2; Thomas Hardy, E. U. Kinahan, Esq., 10»; A Friend, ss; the Misses Kane, Mrs. Dowling. 3s 6d. From the Central Relief Committee to Thomas Hall and Son, for £6 la, from themselves and the men In thrir ...

... k-C.8.. F. 8.8.; Edmund Goaso, M.A., LL.D.; Mrs. John Richard Green, the Bight Hon. R. B. Haldane, M.P., LL.D.. K-CT; Thomas Hardy. Anthony Hope Hawkins, George Meredith, .Count O. N. Plunkett, Sir D. MacKenzie Wallace, K.C.1.E., K.C.V.0.; 8. H. Butcher ...

... THREE Notable St.wie*. - Lore ami Peril. Ta Not Be. The Melancholy Hoaar, re*peco*ely the Manjuu K.T.'. Alaaaoder. and Thomas Hardy BLACKETT. St. Bride etreee. EC._ PICCADILLY.” EVERY WEDNESDAY, with Portrait. 6«L Learflos Articles. ami social, from tbcnmtaM ...

... FttEGBLIUS, TALK OFTHBEE DESTINIES. BY H. RIDES HAGGARD. HOW TO LOOK AT PICTUBBS. EMPTY PULPIT. Dr. Parker. A PORTRAIT BY THOMAS HARDY. BOOKS AND THEIR WRITERS. Kitchener M*on« hit Officers. hblbUor. ...

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... Kieran. A choir of one hundred prieata having chanted the Prof nodi*, High era* celebrated by Cardinal Cullen, the Her Thomas Hardy being the Her O’Neill, sub deacon, and the Her John Sieving, Master of the ceremoaie*. After Maes bed been concluded the ...

... THOMAS HARDYS POEMS. M--'t c«»r rva-ItTH will recollect final-.rtno * tho U'l’rborvtlles/' ami the ntonc« in which Mr. Hardy t-»iir»!-vs for u-s the spim «*f that trac»«lv. JUsticc was done, and President «.f tlu- Immortals (in phraM-) had ended his with ...

... Woods die, F. Barnard, H. R. Kob-.rUon, G. Mont bard, W. A. J. P. Atkinson, A. Hunt, and others. TALES AND SKETCHES, by Thomas Hardy, Mrs A. Harper, John Saunders, Bede. W. W. Fenn, Clement Scott, and T. Thiaelton-Dyer. VERSES. W. C. Bennett, Clement Scott ...