... Bridge Street. Wakermern—Mr. W. B, Bnml, Solicitor, and Mr. R. C. Wilmot, Wooley Park. SuerpußN— Mr. Thomas Spear, Grocer, &e. MESBBS. J. C. HARDY & CO., Tarvors AxD Ovrrrrrers, Boar Lane, Leeds. Attendance by Mr. Millard at the Londesborongh Arms, Selby ...

... John-street, Adtlphi’ Mr. Thomas Chapman, F.R.S., V.P,, in the chair. There were also present Mr. George Lyall, Sir Edward Perrott, C.Km Evans, RN.. F.R S., Hydrographer to the Admiralty ; Mr. W. H. Harten, Admiral M'Hardy, Captain d’e St, Croix, Mr ...

... influential meeting of the Conservatives of the Eastern Division, held in Leeds on 'l'\wod-ay. Mr. Reginald Hardy, eldest son of Sir John Hardy, Bart, and nephew of Lord Cranbrook, was chosen as the second Conservative candidate for the Eastern Division ...

... oo et mm: m'nli.;iu. %&—rflqfi—.d n.i-.“mnu- n:y Nathaniel Drury Lowe, Dovomshim Woilkam: Sathbeidge, of Wood, South Mm—fi-‘- Thomas Brinsley Sheridan, Ly T R R Mm m Prancis George Guise, of Elmore Court, near Gloveester, Bart. Horefordehire ~Hodeon. - Lethom ...

... on Feb. 13 last, was proved on April 12 by Robert Stephen Party, the nephew, Michacl George Jchn Lavers, and John Charies Hardy, the exccutors, the value of the personal estate amounting to upwards of £112,000, The will (dated Jan. 25, 1888) of Mr. Charles ...

... lu(ol Londesborough’s estates were Mr. Hardy, East | zm; Mr. F. H. Dunn, Seamer; Mr. Frazer, Seamer; Mr. W. Brown, Seamer; Mr Agar, Seamer: Messrs. ‘D.-ndA. Young, Seamer; Mr. Eton, Seamer; Mr. ‘JM. Seamer; Mr. Hardy, Seamer; Mr. Fenwick, Spuu;n ,'I'r:uo::; ...

... Herdwick classes, a hardy mountain breed much prized in his lordship’s native Cumberiind, and this went to the represcntatives of the late H P. Holme, of Chapel-hill. The British Goat Society’s champion prizes were taken by Mr. Paul Thomas (New Malden) for ...

... By far the most important of all the Banner Forces is Jn which is known as the Hiau-Ki-Ying, and which, according to Sir Thomas Wade, is the only corpe which can have any claim to be considered as z army. They number some 36,000, besides 26,000 ves. ...

... Robinson, Welton. Six varieties of hardy berbaceous or perennial, Mr Hutchinson. SECTION G.—FRUITS. Raspberries, Mr C. Woodall Barlby; 2, Me Thomas Hague, Carlton. Largest gooseberries, Mr J. Pickering, Sherbarn; 2, Mr Thomas Hague, Oarlton. Red currants, ...

... bunches of cut flowers (stove or greenhouse), Mr. Jno. Howarth. =+ RBaf L 28 . . Ditto hardy (out-door grown), Mr. Halliday; 2, Miss Nnn-q-n?mu-\vmmw Thomas Wray, Seiby . ray, i 2, Mr. R. Simpson. » m&-n.-)sfl 0. J.An:‘W. E. a:u. straw, Mr. Hotham, ...

... improperly interfered with the prisoners, and they resented it, and afterwards Wilson and Hardy had a fair stand-up fight, and it - was in the fight that Hardy had his jaw broken. The Bench sentenced Wilson to one month’s hard labour, and Webb to 14 days ...

... ship, Lieutenant the Hon. Hedworth Lambton (my Flag Lieutenant), Major Tulloch, Welsh Regiment, attached to my staff, and Mr. Hardy, midshipman, in chusool '.holoot, who got on shore through the surf, and destroyed, with charges of gun cotton, two 10-inch ...