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... have ma~de their names. Am~ongst those who3 are ex- pected to attend are' Mr. Rudyard Kipling. Mr. Anthony H3olpe. Mir. Thomas H~ardy, M~r. Stanley Weuen.aa and Mr. Frank Fortmoece. Mr. Wilson Barrett's stage xtrsioae of The M~ana- man wee successfully ...
... will play his lccus- tomed part. One of ?? great departmients has lost the >zices ?? effcient eand distinguished ?? Thomas Dim us Hardy. 'Thq Deputy-Keeper of the Rolls dieda in London last night, after a brief illnes. lie was-born at Fort RoyA, in Jamaica ...
... for Newhaven; Ulrico, for Middlesbrongh. Ye terda 'mornin four foy-boatlnen, named John Turub g Bicbar Allen, Thomas Hardy, and Robert Hardy, a belonging to Noorth Shields, proceqled to sea in their boats h. for the purpose of looking for vessrls at sea ...
... B VS. Cole Cci H. A. HamIlton 14. GIslitford W. P. Verner William Colliso Thomas Hardy Gethome Montaga Lord EVirkocs bienley Coroily Thomas Hardy John ?? F. Corbelt Colonel Hardy J. S. MorSels 0 0. Walpois S. H. Coroerice F. S. Hay Sir 3. 0 ...
... iot sappruss-'' Geuntlesnen, (3s i d I,) I am a stransler to Lhe vworld, hlst Volt, per- haps, can inform me slsy honest Thomas Hardy, the shoe-msher, and quasdons Secretary to the Carte- sponding SocieLv, shoil I aslstress vou on this occas:on; las iqe ...
... his address to the T teleactors of the Strand borough yesterday. .in 1 STAFFORDSHIRE ( Bux-Tot). - Mr. Gerald u, Hardy, son of Sir Thomas Hardy, who contested the C division against Sir Arthur Bass lest year, was yesterday to seiecte~l as the Conservative ...
... 4 John ieade I . Bell fourth prize, 77 John Carter, 104 John Forster, 150 r James Cosgrove, 172 George Hall, 176 Thomas Hardy, 184 n Thomas Pickering, 199 John Gibson. * Osett Mchccanics' Institution.-No. 19 William Edward L. Riley, 36 Jane Durham, 40 ...
... «li facta is suArient meet the wants of the inhabitanta, all (kat can be hoped for. Other interesting . ontributkma an Thomas Hardy asd Norcls, Mr. Wm. Sharp: Waate of Wonaea's Intellectual l»y Mrs. Tan and Women an Paid .as tliaa Men, by Mr. Carroll ...
... Britain, three in Ireland, and twelve iamforeign missions. Several of these are well known in the ?? R. Jones (Bridlington); Thomas Hardy (Newark) ; T. R. Moxon (Steckport) ; S. Hick- mans (Whaley Bridge); Henry Richardson, a native of Market Weighton, and ...
... AND FOILEIGH SCHOOL SO. his ?? week, a meethig of the trustlees of the lntend~t d i tY Schools at Shepley. war, held, Thomas Hardy, Esq. In the chair. ?? an explanation from tieut. Fabian, it was resolved that the ~rev schools should he finished and ...
... several who had spent a considerable time in northern cirouits, viz. :-Honrv Richardson, Wm. W. Duke, Thomas B. Jones, George Follows, Thomas Hardy. and Timothy R. Moxon. The average age of these thirty- taree deceased ministers is 63 years, which for ...
... transport marked 40, reported from VQueenstown to have been passed disabled, is the steamer 3Harley, belonging to Mr. Thomas Hardy, Cork, and was rladen with railway material for Suakin. rTHE RETREAT ACROSS THE EAYUDA . DESERT. The Dcily Telegraph and ...