... election. North I Lancashire was contested in 1880, when Colonel Stanley and General Fielden, Conservatives, were returned, Mr. Thomas Storey, the Liberal candidate, being about a thousand votes below the latter. Sir Matthew WVhite Ridley represented North ...

... Union held a specially convened meeting in the Board Room on the morning of Saturday, April 12, the chair being taken by Thomas Barge, Esq., of Hilleaden, and the vice-chair by Mr. S. Perkins, of adbury. The Committee, consist- ing of Messrs. Perkins ...

... the honse, John-street, Adelphi; Mr. Thomas Chapman, F.uas., vice-president, in the chair. There were also present Sir Edward Perrott, Mr. W. H. Harton, Admiral Sir William Hall, ?? Captain De St. Croix, Admiral M'Hardy, CoL Palmer, and Mr. Richard Lewis ...

... e ris Hardy, Second Captain Henry Noubray Cadell; Second Captain r. George Francis Worsley; Second Captain Patrick Charles Anderson; ,18 Second Captain Edward Simeon. I TobleePaymaaster-Paymalster, with the honorary rank of Captain, !1, Thomas C. Hitgginson ...

... is appointed Adjutanc. t3 Brioade for the residue of his five yearn' taauis e SUICIDE OF A BALACLAVA HEuO.-Au r2di. named Thomas Marshall, one of the Six ?? who took part in the charge of the Ligne l1jhiz! s at Balaclava, committed suicide at SheL'ie ...

... the purpose of having the point of law set up by their counste solemnly argued before the Court tl of Criminal Appeal. Mr. Hardy said that the Jadges , had considered the matter, and they all agreed that the ir sentence could not be reversed. A most outrageous ...

... IE. Liddell (1852), of thelixcellent, tor pass- ing the best examination attthe Royal Naval CoLlege, Louis Genaste (1851), Thomas Osborne Kidd (1851), John Child Purvis (1851), Alexander DicksonNori (1851), Henry Moore (1852), Henry Bouchier Phil- limore ...

... Edward Bury, and William F. Hall, Oriel; Henry F. Webster Colsonl Thomas Shipden Frampton, Herbert Williams Hodges William Dauks, and Joseph Ingham, Queen's; Lorance William Clarke and Thomas Lowndes Bullock, New College; John Billing Pope, Arthur Chichester ...

... Rance of the education of the industrial classes. The Rev. C. W. Holbeci,, -President, occupied the Chair. There were also ?? Hardy, Esq., M.P., the Rev.. G. Miller, the Rev. IV. Harrison, A. H. Thursby, Esq., and Afessrs.'W. Hadland, Wayte, Westover, F. ...

... Albert M. H. Phillips, Andrews H. Sarel, .e Leslie Menzies, Arthur Bromley, FraneiE U. E , e White. and R. (J. H. Gathorne-Hardy, all to date e February 2nd. e TuEsDmA. Commanders-Charles H. Bayly to the Blake, to date February 2Qd; Horace R. Adams to ...

... Hincksey, was filled Is. and 6s. costs for allowing two horses to stray on the Ahiugdoa-road, = on Feb. 23th.P Thomas Weller, Friars-street, and Thomas Collins, r Jericho, who committed a breach of the peace in St. i Ebbe's, on Feb. 24th, were bound over and ...

... the prize animal, was very superior; if we disliked anything about him it was his speckled face, but lie was a fresh anti hardy sheep. The secondpprize sheepof thesanmegentleman hadnniorestrength, the other more breeding and good fine shoulder, gained ...