... ambulance sod ammunition trains, so as to place some portion of the army on a footiog of readiness for servicest sbort notice, Mr. HARDY said that on all these points every- tbirg was ready for the first army corps, ard every- thing was very much on the way to ...

... warehouseman and merchant. J. Smith, 48, Booth-street East, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Manchester. provision dealer. J. M'Ewen, 21, Thomas-street, Manchester, fent dealer. J. Pllkington, Brownlow-fold, Hailliwell, Lancashire, coal agent. W. Wbatbam end H. E. Benson ...

... 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 ...

... night the roof of a new bulldlng, ereoted by Mlr. Low in Hope-street. was greatly damaged; and some sheds belonging to Mr. Thomas, timber merchant, were blown over. Swveral minor casoualties axe reported. VALE OF CLWYD. A terrifio gale raged at Rhyl on ...

... WMilam flo,,i] 3, LUnnet-lane, Toateth-park, builder, T.I )U n inineled by Waiter W. Tbomas onid John Ourrie. coale ,er Jamses Hardy Eoneyburne. 42, Peel-atreet, Toxteth- seft park, clerk in hocly order-, nominated by Robert Glin- e do, etc-no anud Berrard ...

... liberties of the people. Even at its smallest, it, was never a church of small men. Ralph Erskine and The Gospel Sonnets; Thomas Boston and the Fourfold State; John Brown, of Had- dington, and his Self-intorpreting Bible, the work of a man who was ...

... 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 Hardy bad withdrawn the letters complained of, and tht m- prosecutor was willing to stay further proceedings.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 ...

... A. B. Woodcock, T. Kay, W. F. Hardy, E. Joynson, A. F. Fox, and F JToyn- mon; Sub-Lieutenants F. A. Kay, H. St. Ledger Wood, G. P. B. Molyneux, M. H. Hall, G. W. L. Moss. C. E. DufF. B J. Nictolhon, P. Corbet, R. Hardy, W. L. Pilkington, G. H Pilkington ...

... to-morrow afternoon. Nnw Music.-Tho Shipwreck li a desorlptive socog of more than ordinary merit, Its composer being lloheat M'Hardy, and the poet H1. Saville Clark. It is In the key of G, and the acooin. panlient Is especially effective, many of the traneitions ...

... William D, Herriug. Joseph James, Eliza Mllsae, Elizabeth iMaran, John C. Nicholson, Anne P. Shillinglaw, Elizabeth Shilston, Thomas Shilston, L. C. Simpson, acd Donald Paterson. BANKRUPTCY Ua-At the county court,yester- . day, a meeting of the creditors ...

... Thora- Fletciscr, owner of the Great loys (oii,,ry, St Tyideley; John Howell, manarger J,;bn Deai-. a Yates, tiremnan; and Thomas Robinson, shotliguter, were summoned for breaches of the Mines Reg-u- le lation Act on the Gth of DIarch last, when eight ...

... Manchester warmly advocated the claims of the society. At the adjourned Inquest, hold in Bristol yester- day, on the body of Thomas Woodbridge, It was stated distinctly that the explosion at the Bed- raiuster Colilery was caused by Garland, contrary to the ...