... principles referred to by Mr. Bache have been properly understood by Mr. Romilly Hall. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, THOMAS WRIGHT. Dudley, June 19th, 1860. To the lDrroR Of the DArY PosT. Sir,-I find that from the fact of letters in your columns ...

... Anithony, E. Armitage, A. Basoani, T. J. Barker, J. Clark, V. Colluot, T. Dansy, H. Daweon, T. Faed, D. H. Friston, T. D. Hardy, 3. . Hering, A. W. Hunt, J. W. Inohbold, T. M. Joy, T. W. Keyl, E. Le Jenne, F. Leighton, J. Lucas, C. Lucy, A. MIC ltlm, ...

... DIckie, J. S. DAds. Hinchley: A. BergeN, C. Cow. dale, IL Hardy, J. Holmes relly, T. Thompsou Wolverihamptoe: J. liargreaves, Shrewsbury: T. Capp, W.Groen T. Rent, J. F. hoody, E. W. Madeley: J. S. Thomas, T. Holland, S. Allen Green, J. Nelson Dudley: W. Crooks ...

... for tecme of years, William Smith, the Bean Farm, 27A. 2u., at 466s. 148. 3d. per arnnum, leases expires at Lady-day, 1862; Thomas Dunn, build- ings, garden, and land, Bird Street, SA. 2so. 6s.., at £23t. per annum, esaes expires Ledy-day, 1868 ; John Thaynos ...

... Ruac under. took to mark for the other, and Corporal Hardy having fired ten rounds, went to mark while Sergeant Loder fired, Instead of lying behind the river wall, it appears that Cor- poral Hardy went behind the target to look at the effect of his shots; ...

... Leominster. The single point in Mr. HARDY'S speech was that as France evidently intended to prove false to England, we should spend as much money as any Minister might think proper to ask for, by way of providing defences. Mr. HARDY may be a very good legislator ...

... and stealing there- from an Iron hardy and two fles. Mr. Burbury appeared for the prisoner. Pearson said on Sunday night or Monday morning bigs natlshop Was broken open, and two pairs of bellows cut. An iron hardy and two rasps taken from the shop ...

... talking, may afford a useful comparison. Singular enough, Tory Leominster and Radical Sheffield are perfectly agreed. Mr. HARDY boasts that he was one of the drags of the session, and Mr. ROLBUCK is delighted to think that he helped him. The best thing ...

... John FeriaulkThner. Comtby PFarbrm; 2n.£ The ssre.mit eh, bftAdmaytor; Thiglommendedans. edwaimre Bayo,. Sore,'bill, oid M. .Thomas Nixro O.tswnertsA-fraton cwere hihl onsxiirendedray horseso edn: let t0.an sIvrIea, Msrs. John, Manling, adGrettouynerWlugroh; ...

... J. M. Coley Esq M. D. Of laududno, On the 3rd imt., at Queen Stieett Oapel, Wolverhampton, (by the Bev. W. McOwend Mr. W. Hardy, of the Dudley Road, to Miss B. Mdorris, of Wedneslield Heath. DIED. On the 7th lest., James, eldest son of Mr. Robert Fowler ...

... Whitmore, Birmingham. Thomas Alfred Ragg, Birming' ham and Edgbaston, Warwiickshire, bookseller, Ostober 22 and November 12, at 11, at Birmingham. Sols., Green and Kimberley, Birmingham ; off. assign Kinnear, Birming- ham. Joseph Thomas Brown, Coventry, watch ...

... Belgrave Road, Wr. Thomas Palnmer. late of Digheth, in thte town. fin the 23rd inst., f ddenly, Edward Roden, infant son of Edward Bridgwater. of Dixon's Green. Dudley. On the 21st inst., in Dublin, at the residence of George Frdorick Hardy, Esq., in the 4ith ...