... tried famous oat kerr of ti ' id She ship• pouter elait.eo A Wide Was cleated for • Amu timid to work well. Tue awing hi no Thomas Hardy acknowledging Royal distaute of three quarters of • wile accrues Use , .t 10 . w Society of r gold medal is,ou r. ate ...

... 'against Derby ritekes: the payments rue therefore . permentut Mr Clement Shorter, writing in The Sphere, predicts that Mr Thomas Hardy will be made lAtureal,e ewe the late bIL Alfred Al tun steamer osteosibly her turbiura cagier-. replaced, W 1 s simultaneously ...

... yesterday's bulletin read base been awarded the coot tact. London, July Ilth,—The King has bestowed Ithe Order of Merit on Mr Thomas Hardy the novelist, and Sir William Crookes, During the debate In the House of Commons on the Budget Mr Lloyd George refused ...

... his eightieth birthday, arid Apthony Hope witha oelelotion will present him with an address signed by Alderman Swinburne, Thomas Hardy, John Morley, and a hundred others. Formal coegratulations are also arriving from the French academy, the United States ...

... Behr. Mary Helen, New York, breadstuff& 5, barque Mary Hardy, London, via Trinidad, general cargo. „ R. M. 8. Tiber, European and Windward mails, 6, brigt. Bertha, United States, lumber, 9, barque Thomas Daniel, Barbados, ballast. ...

... Atlantic, &due, produce for expt. 26, sluup Vivo la France, St. Bart 4, manure. • I.'qu. , Mai y Hardy, London. general cargo. 27, B. M. S. Eider, St. Thomas, sloop Wllhelmina, St. Harts, stock. PAIIIIINGZIA—per Steamer, Mr. Johnson. ...

... DEPARTUNEI. MAY-1886. 6 schr. F A. Mai's, Cedar Keys, For II.; 7 Mary Hardy, London; 514 43 4 66 bola. 30 pure. rum, 62 brie. Lamariuds, 36 brie. strowrook 6 brim. asap 8 aaltr. &dim Antigua ;300 bdla and 2 _ . _ , Awl& ;11 11 R. M. Issgaebo, St. noses ...

... (Argo for London, being the barques Mary Hardy, and Mary,end the brigßeatrito and for New York, the hohooner Liman.. The health of the Island is good. THE Cable is still interruptad between this and St. Thomas, and we are dependent on a sailing vessel ...

... Editorial Points. The St. Thomas Tidende informs us that the Unite(l States Squadron, after the manoeuvres, will disperse about the December and visit various ports to spend. Christmas. Three of the ships wilt go to ' Jamaica, Porto Rico, others to ...

... Tlionma Ralph B Baseman, George E. Thomas Sand. Jones ls aid, lhos Tenant Vaughan, John Brown Cato WWI, Richard Illizzaid, John B. Wood, John James Rlancliet Peter ‘vood.s, Emanuel Clanchet Charles B. Woods, Thomas M Barrow, Michael A Woods James W. Bus ...

... 'we may thereforenot go to that trouble. Our 'Kittiy friend promieed 'to refer buck to the history of the'islitud.l_Bt. Thomas] for 6 1 the last 20'or• years forpreofe of what he has Written. - Should he do solhere is one 'we would make of him—let ...

... DIBIOTOPAI t MIUHABL.J. BOVELL, I. T. BR, Re.. Tus-thiusaus. 3. HARDIE AUSTIN, Ks% l‘W P. 1 JAS B. films. B. EBNEVT BYNOS, I H. LAI7RANOE JOHNSON, Ilasc e OHAS T. COTTLE. in • MO-P IJ. THOMAS YOKES, Bas., J. 0. WHIGS?, KW, M. 0. P. Taastakonona so Joss 18E5 ...