... this toast was received with mingled cheers and hisses. Song : •• Tuba! Cain, Mr G. T. Smith. (Loudly cheered.) Mr J. W. Thomas, who was received with applause, then got up and said :—Mr Chairman, Mr Vice- Chairman, and Gentlemen,—l rise to propose a ...

... after noon, and the agricultural horses were taki n first, the entries ! being eight in nunther. The premium was awarded to Mr Thomas Stattar, jun., Wieulley Redelitee, . Manchester, for his horse Ewing Bobliy Bare., rising 5 years, 16 bands 3 inehes high ...

... Meet Committee upon the Government ral tw the aboation of tbe truck tyttem met on Mends, tor the Cat tittle, Mr. Gathetue Hardy ill the chair. No avtdeina was, haever, taken, the Committee having decided to con.itler the measure *tin clew! doom A Radical ...

... inflicted as a to others not to offend in a similar manner. in toe course of a speech at Canterbury on Tuesday Mr Gathorne Hardy predicted the speedy accession of the Conservatives to power. MARIERT,-Tbill prices on Monday were as follow :—W beat, 80.3 ...

... Charge d'Affairen. Sir M. Digby Wyatt, Sir T. Duffus Hardy, Shall 1). S site, Sir Alexander Mallet, Sir Frederick Pollock, Sr Edward Sinuke, Sir Abert W. Woodn, ('anon Robertson, Mr. John Murray, Mr. Thomas J. Arnold, Dr. Doran, Mr. J. Whiter Jonas, Profenaor ...