... Coopor Bianwhlte, Nathan Branwhite. Charles Branwhite, Samuel Jackson, James Hardy, Heywood Hardy, David Hardy, Matthew Hale, 1S P. Jaokson, W. Collingwood, William West, James Carnook, and J. Jaoksoe COurnock, Local artists are well reprerented, notably ...

... Newport, aged 30. G. Gaases, S., of Christiania, aged 25. Alexander Ed. Joy, chief engineer, of Bristol, aged 29. Walter Hardie, O S., of Glasgow, aged 39. Walter Pockett, O 3., Swansea, aged 22. Daniel Callaghan, doukeyman, of Cork, aged 45. Henrice ...

... same place. Henry Day, Stoke-upon-Trent, grocer, July 20, at the same place. Thomas Butler, Alexton Rectory, Leicestershire, clerk in holy orders, July 20. at the same place. Thomas William Sid, silk throwster, July 26,.at the Notting- ham Bankruptcy Court ...

... Adelaide, and £200 to his said daughter Mrs Louisa, Hardy. All his money at his tankers and in the house, and any arrears of his pension, the testator bequeaths in equal shares to Lady Cooper and Era Hardy, and a sum of £1500 on mortgage in the Colony to ...

... -Rev. G. W. Braikenridge; writing, John Slocombe Nilton, Chew Macna, Ss.-dicto; Scripture history, Thomas Ford, Compton IBsndo, ti-ditto;* catechism, Thomas Nioholls, Bris- lington, Se-ditto. After the proceedings in the National school the company dined ...

... Court. William Dehown Hall, Diggle. Saddleworth, Yorkshire. paper manufacturer, Oct. 6, at the Mafuhesiter Bankruptcy Robert Hardy, Grantham, Llncolnshire, veterinary surgeon, Out. 9, at the Birmingham Bankruptcy Court. Joseph Hemming, Northampton - street ...

... warehouse with Detective Thomas, end fcuseV that the prisoners had effected their entranceI by forcing a side door, The marks and indentations made on the woodwork exactly fitted the blade of the jemmy produced. D)etective Thomas proved finding the property ...

... Alice icely Potter, second daughter cI the Rev P. Potter, rector Of Bishopiton, and Mr Frank Armitage Hardy, of Edinburgh, second son of Colonel Hardy, of Clifton. A marriage hat been arranged and will shortly take place between Mr Daniel Tapper, of the ...

... exhibition some objeols of verta, bnd articles in old silver. A collestion of illas. trated books was lent by Mrs Thomas Thomas, and Mt Herbert Thomas also forwarded a ?? of photo. graphs, and a graphoscope. The model of a yacht, the property of Mr Alfred Horton ...

... A. The Ma3or of Bristol (Mr G. WV. Edwards) presided, sadamongthose presentwere the High Sheriff (Ir F, J. Fry), Colcnel Hardy, Mlessrs J, Shipley, Kossuth liobinson, A. Grace, NV. F. Lavington, &c. blr F. STUmrc. (hon. see,) read the committee's report ...

... forefront of his programme, they will probably abstain- from voting. Mr Reir Hardie is out of the question with them, for they maintain that he betrayed them in 1892. Mr Kier Hardie is addressing numerous and largelyattended meetings, and is very well received ...

... Pearson presiding. The other guardians present were Messrs Ms. Levy (vice-chairman), W. Stevens (exwohairman), B. H. Symes, W. Thomas, C. Wintle, C. B. Pleasance, E. G. Lorymer, W. A. Pitt, J. W. Lane, W. Pearce, A. Bailey, F. Snary, C. Penn, S. B. Long, C ...