... interest those immediately about him. The Bill was also supported by Mr. Sartoris and Mr. Denman and opposed by Mr. Walpole Mr, Hardy, Mr. Raikes;Mr. Mowbray, Mr. B. Hope, and Mr. Newdegate. Mr. Gladstone affirmed alike the justice and policy : of the measure ...

... deal wiser than Mr. Hardy. Its members do not share his illusions. It has passed beyond the sphere of his experience. We do not say there may not be found here and there in the order a newly-enobled peor ready to catch up Mr. Hardy's objections, but the ...

... during the journey, won easily. Sally was pulled up about a mile from home, being then about 100 yards in the rear. Mr. G. Hardy, of Manchester, was referee. A servant girl, who had just been admonished by her mistress to be very careful in washing up ...

... the difference, lls., between his claim and what he owed the defendant. KEEPING A CARRIAGE WITROT/T A PROPER LIOENSE.—James Hardy Timperley, of Bowdon was summoned for, on the 18th of March, having a carriage, without a proper license for the same. Mr. ...

... „cry of Three groans for Short was promptly negatived by an immense majority. The oddly-associafed names of Mr. Gathorne Hardy and Dr. Temple were received with great enthusiasm, and the name of the Prime Minister had about as many supporters as opponents ...

... letters there were still upwards of 70 names on the list of prelates desiring to speak on the fourth article of the schema. Thomas F. Jannaway has been killed at the Tower subway, London, through attempting to step out of the steam lift after he had ascended ...

... 'AMILY. petition of Government !hambers its ()laical disres resulting the proper FIELD the trial of It. Thomas's June, was :hairman), J. dlow, and T. sorge. The m, labourer, ha Jameson, s were taken iurchward en sd, and Mr. soners.—Mr. the severest fine ...

... • WASHINGTON, June 29.—The House of Representaon Monday for violating the neutrality laws. They ment, and supported by Mr. Hardy an Ms friends Weeded of Bit .Few years o'clock on Saturday morning by Mr. Coroner Griffin to fatten for Christmas, providing ...

... on remand from the previous day charged with attempting to pass base coin, in Church. street, on Saturday last. A man named Thomas Bntler was also arraigned for the same offence.—Superintendent Egerton again stated the particulars of the case, and said ...

... side of the road. Ordered to pay costs, 4s. 6d.—George Bate was ordered to pay a similar amount for the same offence.—John Hardy was summoned for the same offence, on tlie 10th of July, and was ordered to pay 4s. 6d. costs. RIDING 'WITHOUT REINS.—John ...

... and she was committed for trial. MoxLAY.—Before the Mayor and W. Neild, Esq. L. 07 —R. Cumming, John Cosgrove, Pa .J.q;an, Thomas McLaughlan, and Patrick Lord were eleverally charged with this offence, and fined ss. and costs. • _ _ _ VlGRA.NUT.—Elizabeth ...

... the Government to form a corps of bushrangers, composed of the hardy lumbermen, voyageurs, and Indians of the St. Maurice territory. It would be difficult to find on this continent a more hardy., daring, and intelligent lot of men than the St. Maunce woodsmen ...