... an inquest was hold before Mtr. Arthur Buchannan, coroner for the district, at the Royal Hotel, Redoar, on the bodies of Thomas Hardy Middleton, thirty-thiee years of age; George Royal Taylor, tweuty- four yeers of age; Richard Robson, twenty-.sven years ...

... supernumerary. Coningsby. John Walters ; Levi James. Spilsby: Thomas Hardy, Robt. J. Thomas, Alfred H. Wimberley. Boston: Thomas Haslam, Henry Marchbank, Thomas H. Lomas. Wain- fleet : Edward P. Pinder, Michael Thompson (Wrangle, Boston). ...

... Mayoress. The banque t was served in the Egyptian Hall, and the Miuisters present were the Marquis of Saliebury, Mr. Qathorne Hardy, Mr. Ward Hunt, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Lord John Manners. The general companii, which numbered about three hundred ...

... work; boys of a hardy, daring disposition, devoid of in. struction or employs'eut; aiid boys generally retac!ded as being in the pith of danmgr in civil society. One of thel pernicious periodicals which prove so attractive to boys of a hardy, daring disposition ...

... :-Bro. Thomas Cook, senior ewirdeu; Bro. Charles Leggott, junior warden; Bro Henry Preston, P. ?? treasurer; Bro. John P Thompson, ?? chaplain;' Bro. James 11 a Ansdell, hon. secretary; Bro. C. NV. Cheesman, seni Io deacon and irganist; Bro. Thomas Pearce ...

... The clork was also directed to write to NVin. Harrison and Thomas Gray, of Tibthorpe, to provide a tank for the liquid manure, to prevent it renning into the street from their premises, Thomas Sharp, of Beeford, to be requested to find proper accorn- modation ...

... the benefit 1 of the land fund. There was a large audience. The a' Rev. Thomas Ruston, the esteemed pastor of the k Congregational Church, presided, and called upon Mr. W George Hardy, jun., treasurer of the land fund, to in read a statement of accounts ...

... Richard Davison, and after the transaction of the ordinary routine business the principal chair was taken by the W. Bro. Georae Hardy, P.M., ?? of Hull, who performed the solemn and impressive rite- of installation in a most efficient manner. The usual compliments ...

... supported the proposal for the release, in a quiet, temperate, earnest speech, and was met by a tempestuous reply from M1r. Hardy, the result in the long run being that the Government refused to yield. It is not to be wondered at if an attentive study of ...

... exhibited on the first night of the diic4ssion. Though as on the former occasion no feature of it called for special cemment,- Mr. Hardy was as fluent and as undompro. anining as ever, the chief point on which he insisted being the good which had been done by ...

... excolleut entertainment. BRIVERLEY. GAME TRESPASS.-On Saturday,+ at the meeting of the East Riding magistrates, 'Thomas 11. Wright, Thomas Wright, Alec Brier, end Robert Smales, of Hull, labourers, Were each fiiaetl 7s. 6d. and the costs for having on ...

... schoolroom, when Mr. Hardy gave an interesting account of his five years' residence in China. Miss Holmes played a pianoforte solo, and Miss Thomas sang On the banks of Allan Wvater. Some excellent songs were also given by Mr. Thomas. IMPORTANT To FISH ...