... Mr. Hardy took at once the second position and kept it throughout the day. The first intimation of the state of the poll emanated from Mr. Gladstone's Committee, the numbers being, for Heathcote 61 ; Hardy, 38 ; and Gladstone 36. At 12.30 Mr. Hardy's majority ...

... , the Revs. William Allford, Rector of Fol1e, Dorset. April 4, ii the (32nd year of his age, the Rev. Thomas 1ucliley, M.A., Incumbent of St. Thomas's, Old Traftord, Manchester. April 5, by a fall from his horse, the Rev. Frederick Scrat- ton Little, ...

... Artie-Rev.' William Veale Henntap cud the Rev. Frank Nutcombe Oxenliam, E xeter; Edwerd Whitmore Isaac, John Waddinghamn, nod Thomas James Waddiuigham, Oriel; Rev. Williamn James Gunther said the 1Rev. Siickett Hope, Quieeni'; Daivid Edward Lawl (Fellow) ...

... John - Riches, Esq., James Cambridge Thomas, Esq., Arthur Charles Dow. doll, Esq., George Jonm Hirtzell, Esq. (Acting), William Henry James, Esq., James David Willseire, Esq., Michael Stewart Guy, .t Esq., and Thomas Roberson, Esq. The Rev. Charles Clark ...

... rRv. Edmund Samuel Grindle, Queen's; Charles Henry Robarts (Fellow), All Souls'; Arthur Welling- ton Booker, Rev. Florence Thomas Wethered, Edward Deni- Son, Christ Church ; Rev. John William Colvin, Corpus; William Boween Rowlands, Jesus ; William Bayly ...

... volent and charitable object; ?? Festing, whose name will always be associated with heroism and gal- lantry; the Rev. Charles Hardy, the respected vicar of the parish, &-c. Among the crew of 27ce Olive Leaf are several who distinguished themselves at the ...

... t paid; Martin was fined 11. uls., and 7s. Gd. costs, or one month's imprisonment, with hard Iabour. t, POACHING. x Tohna Hardy, of St. Helen's, was charged by Daniel i Wheeler, gamekeeper to Sir Henry Oglander, with poach. ing on some property near Small ...

... comfort of the children, whose enjoyment was in some degree marred by the wetness of the weather. Ti1E CHRISTIAN E vxDENose.-Mr. Thomas Cooper, the author of the Purgatory of suicides and the highly popular and gifted lecturer, has been, during the ]lst I ...

... without design, to defeat the object which Mr. Hardy has in view. Te say the least, it is premature to announce tlat the Lifeboat Institu- tion has offered any aid at present. We believe that, as yet, aMr. Hardy is not in direct communication with tno. directors ...

... Eldridge Curtis, B.A., St. John's Col- inst e lege, Camibridlge; Hubert Henry Hanhury, B.A., Clare T it College, Cambridge; Thomas Cowell Harvey, Literate; mal -Francis Alexander Raiidal Cramer Roberts, B.A,, Trinity Ale I' College, Cambridge; John Davies ...

... E. Fenwick .. .. Mr. Schneider Mr. A. Campbell .. Mr. Beecroft Mr. Daiues ?? ?? Mr. Harris ?? ?? Air. P. A. Taylor. Mr. 0. Hardy .. Mr. Walsh ?? ?? Lord Poliham .. Mr. Brand ?? ?? Hon. Major Anson.: Colonel J3yott .. Mr. ?? ?? Mr. Heneago Sir A. Boiler ...

... Tliunderer, and Laurel. IN STBAM. RAPIN.-Warrior, Nersey, Belicon, and Lightning. DEVONPORT. The Medusa, 8, paddle, Master-Com. Thomas Patter., from Sheerness, in route to Pembroke, put into this port for stores, on the 21st inst., and left the following day ...