... and have lbeen stained with it during Lt stay at Mala-ta, have been ordered home- Lieutenant H. Rueseil Hardy, B.A. (son of MIajor- General F. Hardy, HEIonorary Colonlel of the 3rd York and Lancaster Regiment), to the 2nd Battalion at Dover; and Lieutenant ...

... cerve you faithfully.' The King in amaze- wnent cried out, ' Thou art a Hardy ! and as Hardy thou art, no Hardy thou shalt be.' From that time M'Leod went under the appellation of Hardy, while his descendants were termed the UlHardys, MaC being the Gaelic ...

... garden-First, 20s., Edward teWejt; second, 15g., William Thormp'son; third, 10s., Francis Green; fourth, 7s., Thomas Seott; fifth, 5s., Lest Thomas Andrew; sixth, 2s. 6d., James MvcGregor. .ce- VEGETIMS.-Ullection of vegetables (eight dishes a ?? prize, 10s ...

... of its greatness and pros- perity. ALLEGED EXTENSIVE EMBEZZLEMENT. At the Liverpool Police-court, yesterday. a man, named Thomas Nelson, was charged with embezzling £1,000, the moneys of his employer, Mr. Jeffrey 'Vaughan, a fruit and rice merchant, of ...

... WESLEYAN CONFERENCE. I The above Conference assembled on Tuesday, in the Wesleyan Chapel, Burslem, the president, the Rev Thomas McCullagh, being in the chair. Great interest being taken in the election of president for 1884-5, there was a full attendance ...

... Henry uine, George llussell, Itobert Cass. Bishop Auckland, Robert Cooke, Thomas Hughes, e Middleham, Henry Dean, George Abbott. Richmond, Jasmses fS. Thomas, John lebb. Reeth, Thomas Kernshall. Robert W. Broomfield. Bedale, JamessBate, Jabez Ingham. ...

... speech of Mr. Hardy. Buttthlt change has been made too Jote. It cannot save Mr. Disraeli, and last night Mr. Schreiber spoke the feelings of almost every man below the gangway on the Ministerial side when he said that Lord Crauborne and Mr. Hardy were the ...

... of Durham, Esq, E'E3X-Robert John Bagshaw, of Dovercourt, Esq. Thomas George Graham White, of Wetherefield. Esq. Lewis Aehhurst Majendie, of Hedingham Castle, Esq. GIoUcxeSTE~sIm.-Thomas Anthonv Stoughton, of OwIpen Park, near Dureley, lEq.; John Charles ...

... I. Porter, Clare. I Dent, Trinity. Loder, Trinity. I Corbest, St. Jown's. Class II. (In alphabetical order.) Flood, Jesus. Thomas, St. John'o. Savery, Trinity. Winder, Christ's, GR5OLOOT. Jesson, Trinity., BOTvANY. Class I. Smith, Christ's. Standert, Corpus ...

... celebrated in the Cloth H~all. Colne, on Tuesday evening, by a public meeting of Conservatives and Liberal U~nionists. Mr. Thomas Fielding, of Mian- chester, delegate to the London Conservative Associa. tion, in a bitter. sarcastic address, said that whlen ...

... the boat, topr were drowned, two belonging to the Leo. viz., Edwaida-rewer (24) and Thomas Dymond (24), and two belonging to the Morning Star-John May (19) and J. Hardis (li). The only survivor is the third hand of the Mooning Star, named Scoble, aged 20 ...

... -Dame Alice, the widow of Sir Thomas West, by her will, dated July 15, 1395, orders her body to be buried in the Priory of the Canons of Christ Church, in the county of Southampton, with her ancestors; and gave to Thomas, her son, a bed of tapiter's work ...