... J. R. Dasent, Christ Church; T. W. Owen, Jesus; C. C. W. Sheppeard, Wadham; H. E. Sweeting and J. Brookes, Pembroke; A. H. Hardy, R. Laurence, C. E. Saunders, E. Rowland, and S. W. Tidswell, Worcester; W. A. Jackson, St. Mary Hall; Rev. W. J. Priest, St ...

... Allen, his election t, & a year: J ohn R. Lyon, £200 a year; Samuel Met, £1 a year, George Haghes, his Halkyn agent, a year: Thomas Fleming, £100 a year; John Richmond, his Dorsetshire agent, £50 a year: G. T. West, late porter t the Grosvenor Estate Office ...

... Long Crendon, Bucks, Cobbold, Thomas, High-street, Hounslow, Counsell, Charles Ixaac, attorney's clerk. Gray, Cardinal William, Hammersmith, harman, Hall Gurney, William, Maitenbead, ironmonger. hn. Hammersmith, boilder. Hardy, Willlam Frederic, Twicken ...

... The Rev. G. J. Thomas read a very carefully prepared paper on A summer trip to Norway, which was listened to with much interest. Miss Hannah Binfield presided at the pianoforte. The following was the programme :— Part Song ..The Hardy Norseman Beadibg—Rev ...

... all a hearty welcome, and I hope we shall spend a very pleasant evening. (Cheers.) After the part song The Hardy Norseman, the Rev. G. J. Thomas read an interesting paper on his visit to Norway last summer. The reading was illustrated by a large map and ...

... quarters where appeals to humanity are preferred in vain.—The Globe. Mr. John Hardy, M.P., Summoned for Libel. —At the Burton-upon-Trent Petty Sessions on Tuesday, Mr. John Hardy, of Hall, and M.P. for South Warwickshire, was charged summons with having ...

... held on Monday. AU agreed that perfect rest for while is all that is needed to restore his grace to perfect health. Mr. John Hardy, M.P., has been committed for trial at Burton-on-Trent on a charge of libel against one of his tenants, an auctioneer. Prince ...

... Georgia ana, Duchess of Argyll, resigned. Besevotxncs 1N THE or Wiant.—Her Ma- jesty the Queen has, through jor-General Sir Thomas M. Biddul , subscribed £25 to the: ‘eat Cowes compassionate fund, a fund which ev winter relieves the distress of the seamen ...

... 1 coat, of i the united value of £3 Ys. 9d., from Thomas Janes, with intent to cheat and defraud him of the same. He was also charged with obtaining, on the 29th iust., by false pretences, from Thomas Janes, 2 2 shirts, 1 coat 1 vest, au 1 pair of trousers ...

... of five paces the parties were placed in position, the target adjusted, and the feat performed without injury to the fool-hardy supporter of the target. FRENCH HEIRESSES !—France is the country, par excellence, of heiresses, (writes the Paris correspondent ...

... Dublin, messman Thomas, James Lewis, 26, Gloucester street, Blagrave road, gentleman Thomas, J. L., and ]26 ouceB ter st., Belgrave rd., | ,mn H. F. ConningtonJ '~.„. gentium. Thomas, John, Belle grove, Welling Kent, gentleman Thomas William, Walham green ...

... to let such conduct as hers and the person she is married to prove successful. THE VITRIOL ACCIDENT AT STAFFORD STATION. —Thomas Earley, the owner of the vitriol which caused the sad accident at Stafford Railway Station last week, was on Saturday last ...