... Ministry has returned to office unchanged. Mr. Disraeli explains his reasons for declining office. 2o. Debate on Mr. Gathorne Hardy's motion respecting tise Three I Rules. 22. Enthusiastic Plimsoll meeting held at Exeter Hall, under the presidency of ...

... David Dale, vice-chairman; John Den- nington, secretary. For the Cleveland Miners' Ass sociation: John Jackson, chairman; Thomas Crowe, treasurer-s William Grieves, secretary. SUNDEnRLAND C60oIQBOARD.-Seventeen gontlemen have been nominated for the thir-een ...

... Ministry has re- turned to office unchanged. Mr. Disraeli explains his reasons for declining office. 21-Debate on Mr. Gathorne Hardy's motion respecting the Three Rules. 22-Enthusinstic Plimsoll meeting held in Exeter Hall, 19- under the presidency of Lord ...

... Tories, ia Roman Catholic, a Wcloyan, an independont, and. a trades unionist are returned. The independent candidate, Mr. Thomas Wrighlt, heads the poll with 9,931) the Wesleyan Mmi. . etlherell, comas next, with ti,439 ; and tile others in the following ...

... more than ten minutes. Sir Thomas assented as a matter of course, and after a few minutes occupied by the interview requested outside the court, the prisoner was again placed in the dock, and the case proceeded. Sir Thomas Henry: What is your name? Prisoner: ...

... morn- ing last a man, named Hardy, went to the com- plaioant's house in Church-lane and claimed a dog the complainant had bought from a man named Pisbby. The complainant showed Hardy the dog, aud some cunversation took place, Hardy claimieg the auimal as his ...

... d and ill-en- cz ievedmaids and widow s . In themiddleof the eighteenth s cirniry. according to that Lancashire worthy, Thomas ir if slkcr of The Original, the wrine merchant who used d Qosepply Manchester, lived in Proud Preston, as being i is resort ...

... some of the officers of the British Museum and others, were in the course of publication. Our readers are requested by Sir Thomas Hardy to suspend their judgment until his answer to those reports shall likewise have appeared. Lady Barker, the writer of ...

... -The annual meeting of the trustees on End managers of this institution was held yes- an terday in the Council Chambers-Mr Thomas sh Coats of Ferguslie in the chair. There was a of .large attendance of gentlemon interested in the tb :welfare of the institution ...

... a soldier and d is.-, diediin~thceservice.- His son, James Focilton, served in the n at navy, acid' the ion of the latter, Thomas Foulton, who was'l ad the father of the petitioner, again became a soldier. The 01 ki,' 'present, claimaint, ltrue to the- ...

... -Ou Mon- day, before Lord Auckland and Mr. B. Bladwrortb, William Fietcher, Thomas Walker, and Proctor Walker, were respectively charged with stealing coals, the property of Thomas Wilson, Sons, and Co.; of Hull, steamship owners.; Mr. H~earfield, of Hull ...

... hosis of liver, 44 years, male. Waterworks Street-morbus cordla; old age, 79 years, male. Total: mnales, 10; females, 10. THomAs M. MORGAN, Sanitary Inspector. IPSWICH CEMETERY. lnlsrments duribg the wseek unsding January 16, 1874. Sarah Hynard, 79 years ...