... chosen, out of eleven'other competitors, amongst whom were some of the leading architects of the day. The con- tractor is Mr. Thomas Whiteley, of Bagby Lodge, Leeds; and the Clerk of Works is Mr. Robert Cairns. The cost of the building is £ldOlO. The building ...

... Atkinson, Ripon, grocer; Thomas Richard Mountain, Ripon, cab proprietor; John Bradley, Ingerthorpe, farmer; John Greaves, Clotherholme, farner; Thomas Hargrave, Bouldgate, saddle tree maker; William Collier, Ingerthorpe, farmer; Thomas Collier, Ingerthorp ...

... renewed for a limited period. A provision would be made in the contract for the substitution of i another island for that of St. Thomas, as the harbour and depot of the service. THE LECTURER MURPHY. Mr. MAGUIRE, asked whether the attention of the Home Secretary ...

... the ole tTo the b~oost Reverend Father in God, our right trusty Tbh' and rightQ efcntreybeelbouved CouennciOtlor Charleds Thomas, PO God, our right trusty and rightentirely-heloved Couneillor inc Mfarcus Gervais, ?? ofiAlrmagh; our Erightantrusty Pbil ...

... trict. The 11ev, Jacob Morton, F.G. ., was Weeted secre- tary. The death of one minister, the Rev. RI. S. Hardy, of IHeadingley, was reported. Mr. Hardy was for many years engaged in the Ceylon mission, and his works-the Manual of Budhism, and Eastern ...

... Mordaunt Sir C. Vance John (acirWight Col, Hamilton 1, T. MorganHon.Maj.Vandeleur Col. Cave Stephen Hardy a. Mowbrny J. E. Vansittart W. Cecil Lord P. Hardy 3. Mundy W. Verner Sir W. Chapman John Hartopp E. B. Nfjao Lord Verner E. W. Clifton Sir R. J. HaRsard ...

... Roev. f. Hardy, tne itev. Thus. AyIton, Wesleyamn minister, Branmley, to Maria, only daughter of 2itr. Grainger, of eatdingley. BIASI-l-Srl2:rTTer:N'OItTII.-Oet, 30tb, at the parish church, Eecles, by the tev. J. ?? hitceirn, vicar, Air. Thomas Ball, of ...

... Morrell; Hitnnbertone-with-Alilby, Thomas Kettlewell; .ltnnsinqore, Thomas Hawvkes; Edi- lioglnll, John Dawson; .irZ'y-iloll, Thomas Chapman; lsirsk-2Iaaonerton, Geo. Freeman; Elirkby-Oprbloie, Jas, Bateson; Jfoaresbrouqhl Thomas Houseman, Charles Ben- son; ...

... certainly changed, hut chiefly in the matter of flash, which he has laid on during, these good years. He is a man, like Sir Thomas Erpiugham'sa vassal, the knight of limbs, Cast in the strongest formn Dame Nature boasts, With bask much broader than a ...

... Mistresses Hugh Childers, Milnes Gaskell, Chas. Hardy, Roebuck, Frederick Mil- bank, Clarke Thornhill, Francis Wickham, Mlarkbaum, Gathorue Hardy, Hardy, Wi. Wickham; Misses Alice 1ilbank, Lascelles, Catherine Hardy, Spring Rice, and Roebuck. The Drawing-rooin ...

... was in hsis opinion far preferable. THE ISLAND OF ST. THOMAS. Mr. GILPiN gave notice of his intention to ask the Covecameist whether, considering the recent disastrous storm in the island of St. Thomas, it w.as the intention of the Post-office authorities ...

... MATnsnsnuny.-Visconnt Andover, proposed by Mr. Thomas Little, former Liberal Member for the borough, seconded by Mr. Joshua Reynolds Perkins. Mr. J. G. Talbot proposed by Mir. Charles Wm. Miles, seconded by Mr. Thomas Chubb. Show of hands in favour of Talbot ...