... school, read by the Secretary, showed that it was in a very encouraging condition. Addresses were delivered by Mr. Joseph Hardy, Mr. Shackleton, and Mr. Margelison. During the evening selections of music were sung by the Church choir, assisted by Miss ...

... correspondent of the Mafehcster Gua2di n says) was appointed the other day by the Master of the Rolls, and approved by Sir Thomas Hardy, as curator of tie public records; but on his nomination being sent in to the Treasury, Mr. Lowe is said to have sum- marily ...

... reorganisa- tion, retrenchmuent, or reform. And I vwill say this to you, with the greatest confidence-and I think those will be hardy men who venture, when Parliamecnt opens, to dispute the proposition-that the policy of the present Board of Admiralty, in the ...

... of Washington. was unainimously elected presidont, in lieu of Mr. Isaac Wilsoms T'1hcc re- tiring vice-presidents wore Mr. Thomas Vaugliitll acid Mr. M. d. gBll. The meeting re-elected Mr. Vauighacn, and ,Mr. Elgar Cilkos was appointed in the place of ...

... Bartramn,T fia telative of defendant's, and sent a message by it Y him to Mr Hardy. On the following Saturday Mr in I.Qaicirall went to Malton, a'id there met wityh Mr i -Hardy and told him of the mistake which had )occurred, and defendant replied that ...

... people of America; and, if it be so intended, x'dsen the desired improvements may be expected to be made. Air. John Stewart Hardy next Tisosday is to ask Mr. Chancellor of lse ExchequOr whether a fanntler coiI- traotinig to rut and Cerry a small crop of ...

... , lcase Louglhcorougli, through a ciass of clay, wthichl had beecs loosecced by the fa-ost, falling upon hims. To-day Mr. Thomas Hughes is to ask the Secre- tary of State for the IfHome Department when he will be prepared to introduce thle bill promised ...

... in Leamington, where Mr. John Hardy has been visiting Lord Mountgarret, that the charge of libel against Mr. Hardy will not be pro- ceeded with at the ensuiiig Stafford assizes. The charge was preferred against Mr. Hardy before the Burton-on- Trent m ...

... importance-whether it was lawful for building societies to receive money on deposit. The case came on upon an adjourned summons by Thomas Webb Jones, ans advauced shlreholder, that he might not be ordered to pay a call of £10 per share which had been made by the ...

... over othe two other gentlemen who had been nominated sheriff in order to secure a Roman Catholic in the place, Mr GATHOwa E HARDY said that the discussion revealed a very painful state of things, in which mutual recriminations and distrust in one of the ...

... FROM LoCK-JAW AT DoxCASTER.-At Doncaster, last evening, an inquest was held before the borrugi coroner, touching the death of Thomas May- bury, a boy who had worked at the ?? Main Col- liery, near Barusley, who was severely injured on the log about a fortnight ...

... Sunday schools, and possibly for worship. The late Mr. Hardy had seen thim respecting a site for a church at Bowlig, and he (Mr. Ripley) had offered to sell the land at a reasonable price. After Mr. Hardy's death, learning that the church was intended as a ...