... United Kingdom (cheers). A motion of confidence in Mr. Lonsdale was proposed by the Ven. the Archdeacon, seconded by Sfr. Thomas H. Hardy. J.P., which was supported bv Rev. R. J. Whan, Rev. William M'Vitty.'Measrs. J. W. Beattie, and R R. Murphy, J P- ...

... detained at the suit of George Wbiteacre. Joseph Henry Ha'l, detained at the suit of John Ros* Mahon, chard >nr Gumnegg, Thomas Rawdoa Hardy, and Charles Uoiscke Townsend, house and land agent*. Stumping DUBLlN— Satcbdat. Mabcb 6. Imtasdi non Poamoir.-Dreadaought ...

... public elementary education ; Lady DnQus Hardy. a year, in addition to the pension of year granted in J3T9, recognition the his tori • • d, literary, and public services her late husband, Sir. Thomas Dutfus Hardy; l)r tichinitz, year, r-'cogaitiou of Ins ...

... and fe! i in a field onthe Aded in the ground, daries of } w treet. aud distinet distinct vari ‘ieties — First Copstable Thomas Hardy, ' , and became firml, ed in lowering the w all on that side, Twelve Rose inflorescences, second, the Cou ntess of pital ...

... licence for unsuitable premises, or offences against morality a play. answer to letters he had written on the subject, Thomas Hardy, 11. G. Wells, llenrv James and other authors had replied oppos ing the present method of censorship. Puplic action should ...

... fore a committee of the House of Commons pa he 27th Inevest on Tuomas Harpy, ix ; Train ; Mr. Thomas Hardy was held this day at M le Castle, before H. Hardy, Esq., coroner for t of Dublin. It appeared from evidence prese ny, Un- the deceased geutleman ...

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... Esq; Miss Lynn. Miss Lawrenson. G H Mackay, Esq* A Banndenon. Esq; Thomas Hardy, Esq; G E Esq. Mrs Vercol. Miss Minahan, A K Keating, Esu- Edward Hartley. Esq; George Holmes, Esq; Thomas Phillips, Esq; Fanner, Esq; T Ughtfoot. Esq; H beaun.onl, Esq; Miss ...

... Sir MSB Kaye, C B ; Dr Kennedv. Mr Thomas Kennedy, T C ; Mr P Little. T C ; Mr Thomas Leneban. ; Mr J Loslv, TC ; Mr W Leahy, ; Mr J Lalor. ; E Leamv. Alderman Mulh* kn. Alderman Meagher. JP. George Macnie, TC: Thomas Mayne, Mr I Murphy. T C: Alderman ...

... impure the unsympathetic moralist, and those who have written the simple hearted love affairs of the folk from burns to Thomas Hardy must thus all fall under the ban. Can it be that there is “lingering stiles” m the lanes of Pennsylvania, and, if there ...

... PEOPLE’S PAPER. is TBL LARGEST AND BEST EAMILf PARER. VAST AMOUNT INTERESTING READING MATTER EVERY DESCRIPTION SERIAL STORIES THOMAS HARDY x*d J. SUTCLIFFE. STORIES OF WILLIAM TIREBUCE. *• EATING’S POWDER” Fleas, Bogs. Moths, Beetles EATING S POWDER” JV Kills ...

... of my cigar.” Mr Anthony Trollope, too, gives his testimony in favour of the weed, having been a smoker all his life. Mr Thomas Hardy never smoked pipeful in his life, and never found alcohol helpful in novel writing. Mr James Tayn is constant smoker, and ...