... are a in order of merit : 1 John Stannard, 2 SainueM rl it e . 3 eSamuel Orooby. and 4 aThomes Manterfield (equal). 5 Thomas W Hardy, 6 Walter Holland, 7 Joseph Plummer, 8 8 Groirbr. 9 George Cousina. 10 Robert Manterfield and 11 Frank Smith •lequali ...

... Litter:re. Pratt. F. W. Talbot. E. A. Hardy. Hardy. awl W. Mr. A. Hardy rated in the chair. • ELECTION OF tiPPICERft. The oilkwrs elected: ---Aetnetarr. Mr. John Worthington; assistant recomary. H. Bowater: hammerer. Mr. Thomas Ideveits committer. Mews. Albert ...

... Wednesday LOCAL NEWS. Meows Tankard. Hopkinson. Fisher :clerk). smil I Hardy :attendance of&erl pot in an appesemessi. I and as there was not a quorum. no basins, A CLOWNE BANKRUPTCY. Thomas bei door. It is mid to he something like two years • Thorpe. lonelier ...

... 1 - Mr. W. H. Hardy. killanuosh: VlOl , Meows. R. Wade ilfolbrookt, W. Had. rirth tEckinartont. S. Walker alright/mt. issf ,W. States treasurer. Mr. E. J. Roberta. Halfway Mr. Wm. Maher. Halfway: counnittee—for fteighton. Mews. Wm. Hardy, E. Revell. J ...

... Mitchell. Mr. E. Ikea. M.. Ile.. Mitchel. Mrs. W. Rerailde. 3imi. J. Orr. Mr. and Mes. Hall. 'Mr. T. Mr. Fun. Mr. Sied. Mr. Thomas Ilsemary. Mr. J. Shaw. Mr. and Mn. Mr. aud others. SOCIAL tIATHERINO AT STAILLF.T. Os a way kid it lb.. alerkhare Hurl. ander ...

... hod sisielesi ds the Isrge subrr of mhoa.i atilemenesse mem wee b 0.1 wide.* to eke maw woo be Mr. R. 800.. of and Mr. Hardy. school ellems.-Tbe were diva.d of an Wm. Myrna. man, Eckington. Mead Tepky. Halfway, Them. Wader. miner, Jdosbmngli. Mead ...

... and senteneed to worths' had labour. The .- , in r •ne liy rro - danerally speaking. • year. 10 on• sir two motanom of or hardy protected prime bare been pea the yield. At • fruit ink at Aihlord • 'OM of £5lO. the pricy ner obtained, been for a orchard ...

... 1. Bun 0. 1, Rodeos 0. T. Tettifer 0. Forster 6, Mason 14, C. Tender 5, 1, 4, total 59. Stareley G.C. Mtwirove 3, Mmith 0, Hardy 0. Sewer S. Bre&bow 3. Booth 0. Barlow 2. Parslow 7, 2 0, eatres 6, tots! — RENISHAW HALL ZARLBORODGYI. —At RetiAter Hall. ...

... Ridgway, J. mid J. Mari& dieirtral opposed by the Rev. T. J. Metealle, Hr. W. R. Mr. E. sad Mr. H. ROOM u Hansa, and Mr. W. H. Hardy. Mr. Whiting his well. Tho dream: It mum Maw that if .1i as dee parish for • very time. geedesese are esosiested. they did ...

... LOCAL NEWS. IIALFWAY AND DISTRtcr AND PIOLON INKIRTY.—A Of this held at Rota( Moorter eight. and stt. Med. Mr. W. B. Hardy. the prisidcl arA al.* tortnn , t U. -Sr. Wade. ('. W. Molliottwortlt. S. Walter, F. Clayton. R. Ward. A. e. &Leeman. O. H. Whitotey ...

... Midi*, he had left it. hut the hag of was gone. Be : building. He did tint think' the machinery used is ia the hedge bottom -Hardi e deni e d 'wing druult the bores was unlit ler work. -Inopecter Robinend stated that they eau.. not Hui their wav nwing son ...

... strock?—No. Did bar anything mid by hie or his wih air; the plats crowded. sad I went back into my Louis. WHAT OSWALD HARDY SAW. Oswald Hardy. impulder, Clough Road. Roth:w-ham. shout 9 p.m. on the April be brit • 11111murbince He saw the theesseml Um primacy ...