... coerced by q party in the House of Lords into a 'reversal oftthe wolioy which had'led them to concur in the measare of 1873. Mr. Hardy defended the Government, urging that there had been a great change of opinion out of doors ad to the abolition of the House ...

... and their seats for Norwich and St. Ives re- o The Arrncj Esimoclates.-The House having gone into l Committee of Supply, Mr. Hardy moved the Army Estimates. Before pro- ab ceeding to consider the votes seriatim~ he made someth general. observations on military ...

... departmental committee to in- c vestigatethoe grievance. Thiacommittee consist. I of Mr. Jesse rCollings, tIP, Mir, Cozens-Hardy, Q.C., for and Mr. Bhabrook, Registrar of rinly ?? CwuncH BRAWLER FINED.-A fine of forty. i shillings and costs was inflicted ...

... -J. M. Leake, Esq., was called to the chair; and amongst those present we observed Capt. Runnacles, Carrington Nunn, Esq., Thomas Nunn, Esq., 3. R. Kirby, Esq;, John Cardinall, Esq., J. T. Ambrose, Esq.; the Revds. G. Burmester, C. Merivale, J. M. Chapman ...

... South- gets. Best six hardy feres, mar. G. arden.Claude Street, Ipawich; 2nd M lr. James Gilbert. Best cable'decoration, Mr. Joa. Gilbert; 2nd, M2r. J. . Barney; 3rd, A. F. 'Gleoleon, Pi~etables.-Best brace of cucumbers, Mr. Thomas Latter, Wunl., ardoner ...

... G. CarIer, J. Clever, W. Bright, J. 1. Cavill, G. H. Finch, A. Rattray, Thomas Humphreys, H. iK. Herriman, Thomas Beeson, W. Burroughs, G. B, Gilbey, R. Jennings, Henry T. Hardy, E. J. Glasscoek, C. C. Potter, t. MIrriott, Hy. Burnell, J. P. Lewin, E ...

... heading, in almost a straight line from le the bottom of the drift; some eighty plates, each one d yard in length; behind us was Thomas Morgan's stall, . where his two sons worked with him. A short distince ,e nearer to us then the entrance into this stall was ...

... Earl of Derhy, arid at once entered upon iris officinl duties. Mir. Gathorne Hardy becomes tile Secretary of State for India, in tre place of the Marquis of Salisbury. Mr. Hardy will, we understand, in the course of a few weeks, be raised to the House of ...

... Affairs-The Earl of Derby. Secretary ?? for the Coinoies-The Earl of Caminarvont. Seriietary of State for War-Mr. Gathorne Hardy. Secretary of State for India-The Marquis of Salis- First Lord of the Admiralty-Mr. Ward Hunt. Postmaster.General-Lord John ...

... tiowers ; 2nd, Mr. Tho2a Blair. Best melon, not to be cot, Mr. Thomas Blair; 2nd, Itr. X. Robans. Best 6 figs, Mrs. Garrett, Carton Hall 2nd, Mar. Roe 3rs Mr Best black cq h rries. MrO.Thomas Blair ; 2nd, Air. J. Lewis. Best wbite cherries, Hr. .1. Wallils; ...

... costumes of the wearers, and will go down to posterity in the same category as Mr. Burns, Mr. Havelock Wilson, and Mr. Keir-Hardie's representa- tive head-gear. Mr. William Crosfield, the member for Lincoln, kept Mr. Cnthbert Quilter company with white ...

... ENTERvAINHENnr.-On Thu'rsday evening, December ry 9th, a very interesting and instructive entertainmeutwas ie given by Mi. Thomas Butt, of London, in the newly- le erected Sunday school-room, at Barham, entitled An re Evening with Laplanders and Norwegians ...