... Loramn, F. 3. Williams, Henry Phillips, Boll, G. Franklin, J. C. iMacaulay, 3. Martin, C. C. Read, Thomas B. Avery, E.- IBishop, Thomas Broom, C. Hardy, J. 0. Hill, J. Bosasell, iWhile, Henry Irish, Henory Toogood, J. Martin, Pesemore, 'Barcott, Spottiewoodo ...

... Seamanship-Ist, aneroid, Mr. H. EvenThomas; 2ad, binoculars, Mr. Mi, H. Cooper. Essay-let, writing case, Mr. P. S. St. John; 2nd, oompass, lon. P. B. Lyon. Religions Knowledge-let,' Church Service, Mr. B. B. Hardy; 2nd, Chureh Sfreice, Mr. G. A. Beymsan ...

... than Mr. Gathorne g Hardy, with whom as in our notice of the War Secretary was said, he naturally divides the claim to the succession of St the Coneervative leadership in the Lower lHouse, and it is 9, generally understood that Mr. Hardy- if a necessity were ...

... I NEWS BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Cardiynal Manning, preaching at the opening of St Thomas Church, Canterbury, drew a parallel botween St Thomas and the German Bishops, deelarnngahac a man who gives uncnditional obedienoc to a human legislature is an apostate ...

... usual the proceedings were wound up with a danoe. b The music was supplied by Mr. Rendle, of Ezeter; the refreshments by Mrs. Thomas, Halfway House Inn; and 3 the ices by Mr. Clapp, confectioner, Tiverton. Following is r a list of the company present:- LriD1Sa ...

... Miss Julia Wilson, Mrs. J. C. t and Misses Pearse (2), Mr. B. Dering, Mr. Walter Gears, NMr. B. D. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Cotton, Mr. J. Benson, Mr. G. Hardy Harris, Miss Truscott, AlexandeF Kells Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. W. Battishill, Mr. Faurell, Miss Thornton ...

... Brighton, have, it is samid joined the On- Roman Catholic Church during the past two weeks. S~EY At Leeds Assize, on Wednesday, Thomas Flannagan, telabpourer, found guilty of feloniously wounding his wife by wn' burning her at Sheffield, was sentenced to twelve ...

... at Bamptou Church, JOHN T. PERIAM ah toIBES, eldest daughter of THOMAS OTTON BURTON. to February 12, at Mancliester, Mr. E. T. PHILLIPS (late to of Exeter), to Miss I. J. MOORE, St. Thomas. ad February 20, at 20, Holloway-street, Exeter, Mr. EDWIN WILLEY ...

... Kelland, of Queen-street, Mr. 3. T. true Tucker, and several other well-known citizens.. The Rev.- Maurice Swebey, rector of St. Thomas (of which Colonel Bulleris lay rector and patron), was also prsn. As there beti was no saloon carriage on the train, it wa ...

... Punished for integrity and degraded for intelligence, according to his own showing. What says his Master ? I Mr. GATHOxNE HARDY, upon the passing of the t Irish Land Bill, expressed disse4t to the spoliating nature of many of the clauses, and ventured ...

... maintained the digrnt~an ?hb owe ofths cunty.The tight hon.- barnetthe ~peead hs wllignes tanswer aoy ques- --MR. GATHORNE HARDY AT RYE, Mr. Gathorne Hard5 delivered en address at. Rye at a meeting hald in behalf of the candidature of his eon, Mr. J. S ...

... many inistancesi, proceed rapidly with the final transplanting of all half-hardy annuals. Cut back gross shoots upon roses, and espeeially such as have no show of bloom. HARDY FRUIT GAaRMte.-Proceed with the fastening to t1he walls, and the stopping, ...