... Perspectire-Robert Bell, John W. Berry, C. i B. Hardy, Neil Macara, Thomas Mudd, Cutlibert l- Wigamn. The following students have had prizes lawarded, their papers being marked excellent:- .eJohn W. Berry, Thomas Mudd. d Yesterday aus adjourned meeting of ...

... aid was buried with all 's pompt at the Vatican. n t. Mr Thomas Hardy's house stands on a small ti le portion of an estate owned by the Prince of S n Walds.' The spot was one on which Mr Hardy C 's bad 'set -his heart, and he applied to'the Prince's a ...

... tractor and builder; Geo. Mills, Commercial Inn, Middleton. SnATON CAuEw WARn.-John Hardy, jun., corn merchant; John Wilson, solicitor; Lazarus Bowser, grocer Thomas Gale, accountant. STRANITON. (Urban Ward).-Johu Muir, general broker; IV. S. Merryweather ...

... DI)STURA~NCE3 S AT I LEASINGT'HORNE.- At Bishop Auckland Police Court yesterday, Saiauel Essett, Edward Thompson, Thomas Mallay, George Mallay, and Thomas Connolly, Dearly all of whoms were young men, were chargedwithbeing concerned in the recent dis- turbances ...

... contests are probable. SOUTH WARD.-Mr William Rjbinson, prc- posed by Messrs Thomas Bronton, Edward Manners, Joseph Kimber Wilres, and Jas. Bragg; seconded by Messrs Thomas Barron, George Ibbetson, Charles Walker (Wellington-place), and Joseph H. Wood ...

... carging hini with having used in bis I peper, the Sligo P'harnpion. language of hinimida. tiori towardls Thomas Kilgiallen, John Sexton, ' Thomas Keaveny; and John May for having talken a farm ftormerly occapied by Patrick I Golden. He was brooght before ...

... Edwzard D. Walker, William Harding. Thomas Bowman, Thomas M. BarrouHenry Thompson. North. WVest Ward (2 ?? H. THugher, George lountford, Georg. Carter, John J. lilkes, 1dward T. Pease, .Jnhn Mndgson, Jas. Mttullens, Thomas Lishmanf~ants lanson, Jas. Wilson ...

... n Police Court yes- s tterilay, before Dr. F0othergill nnd Mr -G. ?? Hoskins, tfhree ?? named Thomas Graham (16); John' Willain ?? (17), and' William Hardy ?? r were charged with stealing about fonr stones of scrap4iron, the property of e' the 1)ariinrton ...

... elected chairman, and Mr Thomas Sowerby vice-chsir- man. Messrs J. W. Gent, of Brotton House Farm, and Robert Brown, West Aucklaud-road, Cockerton, were appointed overseers. HiSoeiamTox.-At tbe annual meeting on Wednesday, Dr. Hardy was elected chairman and ...

... gnardions of the poor S in Nortballerton Union:-Ainderby Steepile- Thomas Kirby, farmer. Appleton Wiske-John Alderson, innceeper. Birlzby-Rev. H. C. N Holmes, clerk in holy orders. Borrowby- N Thomas Ctarter, farmer. Brompton (2)-John af Stockie, farmer; Benjamin ...

... Mr Cozens Hardy retained' so ly the seat faon the Liberals in the time of le )f the greatest adversity of the party, and cdb at is generally considered safse, t'hough vi 0. the Conservatives are certain to eon- it test it. Mr Cozeas Hardy has been eo ...

... and NV. D-Ale. T1ooketts-T. Gibson Ile, suid NV. Eaton. Upleatliarn--J. Pybus and J. O1xI Wilkinson. upsall-J. H. Thomas and D. do ( Thomas. Westerdale - W. Cooper and J3 liti MfNeil. Wilton-J. Newman and B. Dobson. or DARSLINGTON (Pxr'2Y SESSIONAL DIvIsION)- ...