... commission agets; from Sept. 25, 1872. IIt W. Hardy and T. Hardy, ofsRmberley, winte and spirit Ve inerchanta at Kimberley, and also at Nottingham, In Leicester, end elsewhere, as W. and T. Hardy; W. Ar Hardy retiring. InIt G, and A. Stubbe, Nermaitvon ...

... Thurday. y adjoa ary h The Pzisoner: Sir Thoma, won l to sneak ? Sir Thomas Resy ; oN l>w goner: They (the counusel for the pro es my discharges and certioate, I eutj5) tight far them to have them to.. m eak ?? Thomas Henry.tcmae Ue ~e, . h o Sir, Was Put ...

... sons. Efort are being made we to obtain the Queen's bounty. to The convict Jean Lule was onee more brought Bo befiore Sir Thomas Henry at Bow-street, London, be yeslterday, snd again remandedl, aocording to In arrangement. A telegram, dated St. Petersburg ...

... Hunt will v be placed at the head of the Lecal o Government Board. No hesitation need oil a be felt in placing Mr. Gathorne Hardy it 8 first in the Home Departm ent. Rumour be a has' it that one of the representa- H d tivps of Liverpool will take office ...

... Duke of c I Richmond, Earl of Malmeisbury, Mr. Secretary t ICress, the Earl of Derby, the EatI of Carnarvon, tb Mr. Secretary Hardy, the Marqdj of Salisbury, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, ?? Hon. G- th Waird Hunt, and Lprd John Manmers, 8 A imeeting of ...

... OXFORDSHIRE-Right5 Hoi. J. NV. Henley (c) I eats Colonel North (c), W. C. Cartwright ?? 0] ;hq- OXFORD UNIVERSITY-Hon. Galthorne Hardy El e0l (c), Hon. J. Mowbray (c). Ii le- PAISLEY-W. Holmes ?? SI ad. PEMBROKESHIRE-J. H. Seourfiold (c). gl 'ers ?? de Grey ...

... Preston, Preston Grammar eg Scicoor CcLAMe-A. S. Gedan, Didabury, Macchester R te Graminar School; N. 0. Scitcn, otorltou-oum.Hardy. B' aft Old Trsiford~chool; G. Toaluinc, Preston, Prestton Gram. b' em,. mar school. b bed TzIEDr CL~w.-H Brvngton, Lower Bronghton ...

... th edanre, Air. George Golding presided, sod th ese mrcent were ?? Trimblo, Messrs. t eroy,'i, hFatrhuret, T. TrJppser, J. Hardie, fo o VegaJ. M'Cormlok, H. B. Macailpine, end Jones, Samuel Wellington, George Dnal, ap Lfelester, and others. The Chairecanhaving ...

... t wf whether either of the London vermlons eclipses in b , the tout ensemlme the Liverpool performance of the a] Le opera. Hardy itinerants from Islington, stray n stragglers from the Strand, who have looked In tl at the Prlnee of Wales daring the week ...

... Onalow (L), 430. h11ALilFAX, 2-.. Crossley ?? 5503; night Eloa. r J. Stsnsfeld (L), 53T3; H. C. Ml4area (c), 3927. HASTINGS, 2-Thomas Brassey ?? 1721; J. X. Shuttlewerth (L), 1495; P. F. Rioberteon (c), r 1244; R. Nioholson (c), 945. l I EREFORD, 2-B. PateshaIl ...

... the Liberal representatives, seek ro- 1 election. Mr. Luoroft is a candidate In the work- ( Ing class interest. FRoic -Mr. Thomas Hughes (L) retires. Mr. f, H. C. Lopes, Q.0., is a Conservative candidate. 1 GLATESHEAD.-FoUr candidates have been named n ...

... contest the borough iu the RadIcal interest. GsILrDOnRD.-Mr. Denzil Onslow will be the Conservative candidate. HASTINGus.-lr. Thomas Bratsey and Mr. J. Kay Shuttleworth seek re-election. The Conservatjve candidates are Mr. P. F. Robertson, who formerly r ...