... An inquest was held on Friday, at the Blinkbonny Hotel, Christon Bark Station, before Mr J. J. Hardy, coroner for North Northumberland, on the body of Thomas Wood, aged six years, son of Mr John Wood, fish salesman, Newcastle. Mr Usher, superintendent ...

... J. E. Clalk Wadham; N. M. Geroaon, Braenseas; H. ,T. Griffith Pembrokle; J. P. Hardy, Wadharn; F. itarrison, e.om8s; R. A. Pritchard, Lincoln; A. Ri dding,0 New; D. Thomas, Worcester;W.R. Watson, Oriel; R. L.WtlkiDson, Brase-ose. -Cloaa4-F Armitage, ...

... Mazagana are the most popular as the earliest, but these, though very hardy, are rather small, and not so prolific eas the early or prolific long pod, which, though not quite so hardy, will do very well, and yield a better crop. these do not require a ricb ...

... with the medical evidence. FATAL FIRE IN LONDON. Dr Danford Thomas held an inquest at the Oseington Coffee Tavern, Dblrylebone, London, on Friday evening, concerning the death of Elizabeth Hardy. aged 8S, who was butted to death in a fire which occurred ...

... person asn succeed with another. Watchful care is the best weapon. Tue winter mulch is of great importance, as hardy roses vary in hardiness, and with it we have carried even tender varieties safely through, losing only the exposed shoots. There is acope ...

... bunches, trtues, or blooms of cut flowers, J. Nob e, 1; B. Thompson, 2. 12 Patks, TV Tovey, 1; T. Smith, 2; Thomas Flowdy, 3. 12 harnation, Thomas Flowdy, l. 6 table plants, J. Mclnty-, l; JChnson, 2- W. h'Liting, 3. Vase or epergne of cat flowers, J~ CbetJ ...

... married woman being the victim, and the offence committed of a more than usually revolting character. The poor woman is named Hardy, and had been travelling along with her husband on Friday night last to Plashetts Colliery, at which place lie applied for ...

... followinz members be elected as representatives of the branch at the gene- ral council of the ?? John Fife, ?? Dr Charlton, W. G. Hardy, Esq., and Dr Philipson ex ?? O'CoNxon seconded the mo- tion.-Carried. It was also resolved to support the Medical Act Amendment ...

... sterling. Her Majesty's Royal license has been granted to the Right Hon. Gatborne-Hardy, now Viscount Cranbrook, to adopt the surname of Gathorne in addition to that of Hardy. It was not kind of Mr Bright to sneer at the Premier for his Jewish descent. Mr ...

... member of the partr wil attend the House on thel4thas eventsof great importance to Ireland vil1 come on for discussion. 3Lr Thomas Mayne. Dublin Vown Councillor. bas issued an address to the parliamentary electors as a Parnellite candidate. The dividend ...

... Staniford, 'Mr William Douglas, Mr William Brown, Mr William- Kimpster. Mr Thomas Hedley, and Air Benjamin Plummer, all of whom offer thernsel.e. for re-election. Mir Robert White and Mr Thomas Richardson, the auditors, also retire, and offer themselves for-r ...

... remained open till four O'clock, with the follow. lug result :--For Mr Thomas Hedley, 357 ; for Sir Archibald Singers, 305-majority for Mry Medley, 52. Mr Robert White was Ie-eetdadioadM Thomas Richardson was also elected indith plc of Si J I. ichardsnn, deceased ...