... -James Farrimond and Thomas Hardy were next charged together with assaulting Thomas Connell. The case is substantially the same as given above. The complainant stated that he went to the assistance of his brother Andrew. Fairimond and Hardy kicked and otherwise ...

... the chapel was soon crowvded in every part. At the call of the newly-elected president, the Revs. F. A. \Vest, ?? Arthur, Thomas Hardy, and Dir. Walidy engaged in prayer. At the close ot this service, the Conference ad- journed for twenty ?? re-assembling ...

... is the only memorial left by the dead men. f Friday afternoon, half-past two o'clock, Edward I Armstrong, Thomas Gladstone, John Hardy, Thomas s Bell, and others, took seriously ill, We all had a prayer i meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs ...

... support of the movement for closing rublic-honses on Sundays, were de- livered is the Orchard and the Temperance-hall, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, agent to the Btitlsh Temoerance League. At each lecture there was a good attendance. CacoticE' CflARITIES. -The annual ...

... Catterall nd Attermire beat Mr. Grenfell nd Sweetbriar. Mr. Hyslop nd Canopy beat Mr. Thompson nd Annoyance. Mr. Raywood's Hardy beat Mr. Jefferson's Java. Ic Mr. lorron's Bloody Heart beat Lord de Wilton's Greek Fire. S Lord Sefton's Sampler beat Mr. ...

... the Tetiot that evening. He proposed a vote of thanks to Mr. Hardie for presiding which having been seconded, and briefly acknowledged three cheers were given for the Queen, for Mr. Hardie, and Cnpt. Briggs. The visitors, at the request of Mr. Whelon ...

... Holmes, Liverpool, boiler makuir, John Jalian Jackson, Lnsxlale Villas, Balyswater, wine agent, and Manchester, wine merchant ; Thomas Neale, Audenishaw, commission agent; George Pryde, Liverpool, sailmaker ; John Wilbiam Thompson, C(heethani, near Manchester ...

... Clayton; 3 and 4, Thomas Greg- son. PANssES.-I and 2, Joseph Ainsworth. VEsIIENsn.-Jobri Horrocks. Dssiossq.-I and 2, Thomas Gregson. BOUQUET OF FLOWtE.R..l and%2 Thomas Gregson. ?? I and 2, Miss Clayton; 3, Mrs. Crook and Sons; 4 and 3, Thomas Gregson. Blush: ...

... hear.) Col. Hardy then spoke of' the gratificatitn he had in claim.. iug Sergeant.Major Marsh, of the Preston Rifle Corps, as an old companion-(applausej-said that many years ago the Sergeant-major joined the regiment whieh he (Colonel Hardy) was connected ...

... was also resolved that the following plans be approved, viz.:- John Parry's, for four cottages, near Eshton-terraee, and Mr. Thomas Parkinson's, for four cottages at the same ?? other business was unimportant. WIGAN. WAaEfS AGITATION.-With the approach of ...

... Birminghamks; Thomas rldpetb, RuNrs..1, £1, William Cannan, Bradford; 2, 10s., Edward A. Llngard, Klngenjorton._~.Commcndee, C. Baker, Chelsea. JAcODlNS.-, £I, T. T. Parker, Adlington Hall; 2, l~a., G. C. Adkins, Birmingham.roeighl i commended, Thomas T. Parker ...

... GARDENING OPERATIONS. (From the Gardeners' Chronicle.) CONSERVATORY, &C.-Some of the earlier flowering half hardy plants will soon be getting past their best, and a judicious amount of foresight and care will be necessary to avoid being short of specimens ...