... and Home Rulers, and did not include a single Conservative vote. DROWNED IN THE DERWENT. On Monday morinhg a man named Thomas Hardy, in the employ of the Local Board of Health, and living in Peel- street, was engaged in cleaning out a feed-pipe at Messrs ...

... Mr J. Rlodes nS w bd o WVer Witch, by Tyrant -Miss Nichol Mr George Ootes ns hd d Hazelnut, by Cavalier-Bewavre, beat Mr Thomas Hardy as r f w d Royal Charlie, by Remas -Polly Mr W. Dover ns be wb Ringing Bell. by Bh d of Free lo ?? of Raby, t eat Mr C ...

... Clifton, b Hardy. 29 Rev, A. Russell, c Thfss . 8 Whitoker, b Hardy . 7 Barton, a Whitaker . 4 Powell, c Barton, b Hardy 2 Carmen, thrown out . . 2 A. Thomas, b Hardy ?? 2 Lord Aylesford, c Walker.. 2 W. Thomas ...

... Sergt. Powell, c Tims, b Thomas O'Connor, Esq., run Davidson ?? 2 out . b ?? ..28 Gr. Dix, b McLean ?? 11 - W. Davidson, Esq., b Dumni. Gr. Dunicliffe, b McLean .. 4 C cliffe ?? . 20 Capt. Welch, c Davidson, b tie D. ThoMa s, Esq., b Dorni- McLean ? ...

... not out ?? G J. Bearsley, b Marten ?? 2 11 9s F, Underwood, run out ?? 9 Extras .. .. 6 , r, Anldrewm, b S. Morten ?? 1v r1t Thomas W'alker, b S. Morten o 42 VICTORIA CLUB. a G. uemmingo, c Andrews, b S. Morten 18 d V. Neale, jun. . 0 ?? o 11 Polkey d r ...

... (61 l yards) ; F. Hardy, Cheshire (7i yards) ; and W. H. Higgin, Burnley C.C. (8 yards). 1st Higgin, 2nd Hardy.-Fourth heat: J. Hoogh, Widnes (scratch); Harry Arden, Altrin. chami (41 yards); and H. Hardy, Cheshire (10 yards). let Hardy, 2nd Arden.-Fifth ...

... Lieutenant Campbell (Sultan), e Slanoy, bftall ?? 12 Mr. Ponsonby (Agiueau-t) e O'Mtoutagu, b Hardy 12 Mr. A. E. Thomm (Sultan,, e ownc. b Hall. 2 Mr. F. J. Thomas (Minotaur), at Trotter, b Hill 2 Mr. G. M. Henderson (Itercube , e Trotter, b Hall 6 Mr ...

... XRaves,r50; FRielhard- saa, Twyford 5., 25:A.Hardy, U.iYC 95- EA. ?? Ra; C. S. Hurst, E.B. ItO;f BH.LDvhiro, Trinity College, E, 190-This rare after the irst 200 yards had, been traversed was never in doubt, Hardy taking the leed of his opponents one alter ...

... clubs was played on, the ezicelit ground atWarwlck, on Friday. Subjolned Is the scqre. GENTLEMEN OF WARWIOKSHIRtE. Rev. E. A. Hardy. b Story.. 20 1 Mr. RA. A Milne, et Story, bTruswell.. a Mr. B. Featherston, b Story ?? .. Rev. R. A. lull, I b vv b Story ...

... from Frank Blackwell to Wm. Knowl- th son; the Durham Ox, Burton-road, from Ann Mather to Be sta, W. H. Hardy; the Mundy Arms, Mundy-street, from I Thomas Smith to Chas. Lands. idy A young woman, named Ann Booth, was charged with i last a air of boots, the ...

... Haltv ell, W, ~Shaw, Newcastle Themeps Atki o of t Thomas Johnson, Crosby J. U4 c~ee, Okat J. Graham, Laversdale George 3a1in Ps James Newton, Hayton Thomas os,* 170j Mlat. Gregg, Wyh'm JhMaocj aly Thomas ~Maugban,NewcastlSO etwco but John Turnbull, lbelling ...

... PnospsxcaI OF TaE Faner Cetop.-Tlaa recefia ae spring-like weather has so far advanced the awel- a. liug of the Rlower-buds on hardy fruit trees that it ad is not difficult to predict the nature of and extent .n ofthe fruit bloom in the market orchards around ...