... Witherington; Dr. Royle; Messrs. T. D. Horeby, A. B. Forwood, E. Bates, F. A. Mould, N. Eckereley, Thomas Heald; G. Gilroy, W. Bryan, R. Darlington, W. Hardy, and Thomas Knoweley, all of Wigan; Canon Masters, Rev. T. Gardner, Rev. W. K. Melville; Messrs. Weld ...

... tnjreventfir- ,1otL *eZ pplieatipus to PArlisrient,. Uiedid not tt~ini th IIL ircrease spked in this cmte, `nordinatp, 3 Mr. Hardy, naanngcr f' - Mr. Leg'h, I.1' ( es poeed that E supply of gisi wave req.d.;rtA ir Y. Esydock. ,l In r o eply tn Alr. odell ...

... Churchwarden Syers, H. Clarke, Edward Sumner, Thomas Farrell, Councillor Fairfiuret, Councillor Woodburn, Morgan, Burrows, A. Balfour, L. Mounsey, John Atkinson (licensed victualler), T. B. Job, Thomas May (licensed victualler), T. D. Hortsby, Philip ...

... There have been outbreaks of the diesase on the farm of Mr. Thomas Richmond, in Oewaldtwibtle, whose whole stock of 19 head of cattle are affected; at Holland House, Walton-le. Dale, where Mr. Thomas Ashworth has six cows suffering from the epidemic; and at ...

... Tornado for fair ond just compensation at the hands of the Spanish Govern- meat are under the consideration of the Foreign Thomas Nelson, an auctioneer,.and late a town councillor, has been brought up at the Gateshead olice court, and remanded, on a charge ...

... outdoor relief granted, and to increase the amount of indoor relief. The common metropolitan fund established @ by Mr. Gathorne Hardy's act two yearS ago, which already bears the charges of salaries, fever hospitals, h1natic asylums, district schools, and medical ...

... that Mr.. Hardy bad withdrawn the letters complained of, and tht m- prosecutor was willing to stay further proceedings. ve Tihejudge approved of this course, aud Mr, Hardy's 25 recognizanoesweredibcharged. Mr. Heram(coun- ln- Bel Hor Mr. Hardy) said that ...

... supervision of licenses, shall be at least as strict as those containeul In the Liverpool lull. It was moved by Mr. George Hardie, seconded by J. A. Pioton, Esq., J.P,, and Resolved,-That this meeting wonld earnoastlyimpress upon the Legislature the vast ...

... arrangements to be made with the view of observing the transit of Venus in 1874. THE IRISH LAND QUESTION. In reply to Mr. Hardy Mr. C. FORFOn'macu saidthat during the recess the Government had ciroulated queries rolating to the ocoupatiort'of land in ...

... i, were discharged. K 'r CHARGES AGAINST MANUFAC- 1 .TURERS & MERCHANTS, 0 ^,At Leith, on Saturday, James T. Hardie, of the t firm of Hardie and Co., merchants, Constitution- c street, was charged with having forged a bill to a d the amount of £1200, ...

... compulsory education Is not to be desired. FATAL ICE ACCIDENTS. On Friday, four boys, named respectively Willium Harlow, Thomas Appleyard, Andrew Platt, and William Shuttleworth, all nuder 13 yeare of age, and living at Radcliffe, went to play In a finld ...

... Freights: Tea, £2 lOs. BANKRUrPTS (ffiom 1cM nigi'a Gnzce.Z) Baker, Abraham, 10, Acklam-road, Westbourne-park, builder. Dixon Thomas Danlel, l~eeda, and Morledy, Yorkshire, clod nisnufaoturer. tlsyss, W~flisin, 9, Albert Villas, Seven Sisters-road, Holloway ...