... Gazt&e of last night contais th' f Tllowing -War Office, Apil IC..-Line Batta. ?? King's Liverpool Regiment): Lieut.. Colonsl Thomas Uoarge Crwley has been sp, pited to command a battalion- Lieutenani }Und F. I4 Fwrrer to beccaptiN. in succession to Colonel ...

... nwrilht, publioex e-11 22, Thomas Welch djex ?? 22, James Garner, publio cx.1 .22, John Wynne, pending business ?? 11 22, Georte hardy, adj. rubile esx.,. ?? A.11 22, Wright, Jervis, and Parrar, motion ?? . 22, George Hardy, motion . ?? 22, James Fleetwood ...

... ned him with vereonal violence. Dt tR. M GATHOR1NE HARDY AT m EDINBURGH. I, ?? to At the inaugural dinner of the Scottish Con- w b servative Oiab, hold at Edinburgh lost evening, Mr. hi a Gathorne Hardy, in replying to the health of her o1 Majesty's Ministers ...

... present were Meesr. Charles M'Leod, H. Jones, J. Harvey, J. Williams, B. Cardiff, W. Hatdlow, H. Beard- more, A. Sharp, C. Hardy, J. W. Kirby, George Lowe, J. Light. C. Davidson (Liberal Federal Council).-The Chairman hoped those who were elected would ...

... introduced to her Majesty by the Earl of Derby, and presented his credentials. Lew to Sung was presented at the same time. Sir Thomas Wade was present, and made some presentations to the Queen. The Venezuelan minister resident afterwards pre'ented his credentials ...

... S. Within-gron J. Guttridge, W. Griffith, Thomas Newton. and Messrs. T. Snape, Alderman ,. Green. J.P., 11 Watson, J.P., F. T. Mawson, GP. Lucklle, T. IBoddington, Captain King, W. Butler. IX. H. Cozens-Hardy, J.P., R. Ellis, and R. G. hows. Votes of ...

... reerick Huntter. liiminham(Smthwck) RoertMandale vice Thomas Morley, F. G. Betenson vice Thomas Chaddock. Sheffield (Brunswick), Henry Cartwright vice Thomas Rae. Manchester (Oldham-road), Thomas Rae vice Hilton Pollitt. York (Wesley), Hilton E'ollitt ...

... least, I have been returned. Mr. Thomas Wat- son, the treasurer of the conmexion, and one of its strongest adherents and bet supporters, has been elected by a large raiority to represent llkeston, while H. H. Coesn| Hardy, QOC., has been returned for the ...

... YWOOLTON Sizssioa's. - At Woolton Sesssions yesterday. before Messrs. J. Jowett (chairman), James Marsh, and Thomas Dennett, Thomas i §. Rawlinson and Thomas Quoalters were charged E wvith obtaining by false pretences a quantity of ] T rhubarb, valued at 5s. ...

... presided. ard rmongst those present s 8, were IMeeseis. R. Roberts, S. R. Thomas, George Ta. as Lowe, George Shaiv, Churles Hardy, G. Reed, ?? , 3. WS. Iflusei, A. R. Price, Thomas, Craven, thi yV Henry Ju:,e>. (secretary), and others. iS The in'etinig ...

... public ex ?? in 29, George Hardy, edj. public ex. ?? to 29, Walter Thomas Kean, adj. public ?? 29, Joseph Jowlitt, adj. public ?? 29, Walter Hughes, adj. public ?? 29, John Richard Owen, adj. public ?? ..11 15 20, Thomas Welch, adj. public ex ?? )fl ...

... -At the Lancaster quarter sessions, yesterday, Daniel Hardy, 16, was charged with stealing a large quantity of ironmongery goods, the property of Mr. Joseph Fenton, of Lancaster; and Daniel Hardy the elde r, tailor, wvas charged with receiving from his ...