... S.kLTS POPULI LEY SUPRiAx TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14. --o THIS MORNING'S NEWS IN BRIEF. in r. Thomas Bush Hardy, the well-'known Inartist, father of Mr. Dudley Hardy, died on Surnday. be Mr. Charles J. Owens has been appointed ge-eraii mzinliger of the London ...

... (G L) was nominated in the place of Mr. Joseph a Handley (G L), and he was opposed by Mr. Thomas f John Hardy (C). Mr. Bamford received 581 votds 5 and Mr. Hardy 488. SfEF'iLD. The Conservatives have increasen their representatives by two. There are now ...

... earcase butcher. Thomas White and Frederick Campbell, New Bend- street, Lnndon, goldsmiths and jewellers; also the separate estates of Thomas White and Federick | Catopbell. Maurice Benjamin. Crutched Friars, London,merch1nt. Thomas Peck, Walworih, London ...

... penalty of £25 aiid costs. f DRLNSK ANt) DEATH.-An inquiry was held at Liverpool on Saturday afternoon as to the death of Thomas Hardy, supposed to be a commercial traveller. I The deceased was found dead at his lodgines in Ros t common-street on Tuesday ...

... Jackson, palns), jun. Soon after seven o'clock, he briefly explained the Wyset financial condition of the society. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of and th Manchester, delivered the annual address, which wee lie- ton. tened to wiith much interest. The Rev. J. Gornall ...

... in the eastle to the Record Office ina London. and tile sorrting and packing had been done unuder thie dieetlon of Sir Thomas Hardy, deputyikeepoa of the R'eo d Office NEWr COUNTY MAGY.STRATES. .Tord llbblendalo, of Glaburna Park, Skiiton, and vlente ...

... hi n t %i snnt Summobses' for desertion were immediately t~aken 'th see out'nagainst thiree of. the number, John -Hardy, Thomas an me Hardy,'and George Boiothwright, and the charge was heard e Va -befrorethe Bishop Auckland magistrates onThuraday. The sli ...

... following artists, viz.:- Randolph Caldecott, ILL; Thomas WeJbster, i*A.e; Thomas Danby, RPW;s.; Lord 1Monkuwell (better known as Sir Robert Collier) George Doo, R.A.; James Stephen- L son (engraver), Thomas Abiel. Pior (the last of the Turner engravers) ...

... Glasgow, whisk showed that lab carbu xe~m& ?? Soan,,abl t to z~ttaOthfaI Do Mary Hardy was charged at Altrincham, yester-t day, with assaulting her husband, James Hardy. brl The prisoner, while under tboinfilecae of'liquor, tiot made several attempts ...

... Adam Murray, Charles Thompson, Edward ve Heys, E. Knight, E. H. Sharp, J. M'Stephens, W. S. Jones, he Thomas Jones, R. G. Jones, Thomas Hall, Thomas Haynes, as Andrews, C. S. Agnew, James Hilton, E. Howartbh, James LoO Street, Isaac Gault, George Evens ...

... George Smith; Burnage, A. W. Smith; Reddish, G. S. Lings; Levanshulme, J. Mosley; Houghton, J. Knowles; Denton, Thomas Senior; Chorlton-cum. Hardy, P, Longford; EIulme, J. Hurst; Koss Side, William Radford. Stretford: Churchwarden, Chaxrles Tavlor sidesman ...

... TEE ISMtOOL BOARlD Qpsos AT CHOBLTON'-CUM-3HARDY. A meeting of ratepayers of Chorlten-cum- Hardy was held on Wednesday night in the Public hall, Wilbraiham-road, to consider a demand for the formation of a Shool Board for the township. The demand had ...