... of the committee, as might lie from time to time required. We are informed that t'le young men employed by Mcessrs. C. J. Hardy aisd Co., Boar-laue, have agreed to contribute £1 5s. per week for six weeks to the distress fund. LEEDS FREEMASONS. AND TFE ...

... supported the proposal for the release, in a quiet, temperate, earnest speech, and was met by a tempestuous reply from M1r. Hardy, the result in the long run being that the Government refused to yield. It is not to be wondered at if an attentive study of ...

... exhibited on the first night of the diic4ssion. Though as on the former occasion no feature of it called for special cemment,- Mr. Hardy was as fluent and as undompro. anining as ever, the chief point on which he insisted being the good which had been done by ...

... accepteA office as First Lord of the Admiralty; for . the University, of Oxford, iu lthe room of the Right Holn. Gathorue Hardy, now one of Her Majesty's Princijsal Secretaries of State; for the Eastern Division of thos county of Gloucester, in the room ...

... to go and flnd Brum ayv and ' Plhysic. VOLUTN'IEER APPOINTMENTS. Sn- Duunan ARTILLERxY VoiLriTEEi CoRrs.-Lieut. Gatco. Hardy, to be Captain; Lieut. Wri. Sheridan. to be Captain ; Lieut. John Laverick, to be Captain; Lieut. John Dakers, to be Captain ...

... fonrontetownslips,' t and,hionday, Tausday, and Wednesday were devoted to the voting- - papors for Wakefield. For Orofton, Mr. Thomas Berry, nirklwood, a farmer 10), haa ousted Mr. William North, sprinhill. batoher and a 'farmer IL), the numbers being Berry ...

... possible; and neither desnrip- tion nor woodcut can set forth. that. The debate, of course; monopolised the whole night. Mr, Hardy made a warm and spirited speeobl as was to be expected from him; but the great feature of the evening was the appearance of ...

... Major. Goeeral Maxwell, 0.B. The defendiag force ielmlided tho 2ud Dntgoei Guards, Captain Grentorox; tho hith Laincers, Major Hardy; a battory of Hmeso Artil' lrry. unudr the comisiand of Colonel tho lIon. J. Fioenus, Oth Lancers, as llrigadior; the let Infantry ...

... tne Duke of Northumberland, Mr. Secretary llross, the Earl of Derby, the Right Hon; Sir Mibhael Hicks.Beacb, Mr. Secretary Hardy, the- Marquis of uahebury the Chancellor of the Exelceauer, the Right Ron. William Henry Snitb.and Lord John Manners. The Duke ...

... 1867-W. H. Sparrow, Penn, Staffordehire, ironmaster, &c. £000,000. April 27, 1867-Ales. Cunningham, £600,000, May 4, 1867-G. Hardy, Chiiham Castle, Kent £600,000. Maley 25, 1867-Hollingworth Maiguiro Lombard-street June 1, 1867-Dowager Countess of Jersey ...

... colour, and flowers of all kinds, from roses in pots to rare exoties, filled up the vacant nooks. along the hne. The display of hardy and' greenhouse plants would have commanded attention even as a flower show. Around what was called the pavilion, that is to ...

... Blashill's appointment to the registrarship rendered vacant by the death of Ald. Witty. A letter was read from -Mr. William Hardy, S Havelook terrace, Dairycoates, applying that his salary as aesistant overseer might be increased by £50. He stated that ...