... claoned £Z5 d damages from a man named Benfl'y. Hardy had fal, V lowed Bentley in the tescaneyof a louno. and Bientley had e not informed Hardy that iufentious dieraso had existed there, consequently Hardy's children tool. scarlet feyer, and his wife became ...

... Testimonrial Fund, sat down to ail excel- lent tea, which burd been provided on the occasinj of the departure of the Rev. Thomas Ruston. After tea the rev. gentleman was presented with a1 study coat liy the ladies connected with the sewing meeting of ...

... Wilson-Patten, M.P. The right hon. gentle. man was at the dinner given by Mr. G. Hardy on Wednesday. At a Conservative demonstration in Newport, Mon- mouthshire, on Tuesday, Mr. Thomas Cordes, of Bryn Glas, was introduced as a Conservative candidate at the next ...

... Mr. John Stephenson, The Beeches ; Lieut, H. Brooks, Mr. Jonas Webb, Mr. J. G. Qaickfall, Mr. Edward Davy (Thoresway) Mr. Thomas Marris, IJiceby Chase; Mr. John R: Dadding, Mr. C. 0. Pease (Broughton Vale) ; Mr. William Idundy, Mr. W. S. Parker, Eloresham ...

... Ashby, for cruelty to a pony, on the 17th December, was ordered to pay 12a 6d.-Frank Harrison,- of Winterton, summoned by P.C. Hardy for being drunk on licensed premises, on 27th December, was ordered to pay £1 6s 6d.-Henry Cross. of Burton, for a similar ...

... Head, Whlterriargate, Hull Mr Robt Straker, Thomas place, Francis streetEtAst, Aull Mr P Meara, 25, Derby street, Beverley road, Hull ,, Mr Charles W Evington, 48, Lincoln street, Soul- KC coates. Hull ,, Mr Thomas B de Lacy, 8, Waterloo terrace, Wel- lingtown ...

... a-ray and Co, and Thomas Thompson, Esq., Welton. The following donations, &c., are thankfully ac- knowledged :-New subscriber, Henry-Enines, Esq., Portland-street, Li is; ditto, Mrs. J. A. Smithson, Anlaby-road, se; legacy, the late Thomas Ward Esq., £50; ...

... and the committee were appointed as follows -Mr Thomas Booth, Mr John Brivgs, Mr J. A. it Jameson, Mr R. J. Clark, Mr E. J. &Cook, Mr W. T. Dibb, Alderman Fountain, Mr Thomas Haller, Mr 'YGeorge Hardy, Mr T. F. Hewitt, Mni Joseph H. Hill; It Dr. 1itching ...

... ket-place ?? LOWGATE. Shepherdson, IV., L-jv- Ohiunatn, Thomas, Low. gate gate HOLDERNEScSs. Ligghis, Themas, E :st- Powell, Jo\hn, Field-street, pamradle, Holdersmnssrld lfolml-rnies road Newton, Thomas, 31, Fulm-an. J., 15, Ahla- IHedon-rcead streetb, Cliurch ...

... measure by which the Government proposes to rid the City of Cork of his mayoralty. Happily, for the credit of the Opposition, Mr Hardy made a manly and sensible speech, admitting that no Government could permit the bench to be disgraced by the pre. sence of ...

... wishing to press the ?? G. M. Alington and Richard Thorold, Esqrs.: Charles Dobbs, Thomas Borrell, George Hill, Robert Phiflipson, Charles Clement, James Needham, Joseph Hardy, and John Roweon., all of Laceby, were charged with disturbing the congregation ...

... Holiness will revise thenm before publication. Mr. Gathorne Hardy has been appointedl Secretare for India, vice Lord Salisbury, the new Foreign Secre- tary; and Colonel Stanley succeeds Mr. Hardy as Minister for War. Sir H. Selwin Ilhbetson has been made ...