... governors of the school at this period were Thomas Parker, Esq., of Alkincotes; Thomas Clayton, Esq.. of Carr Hall; William Assheton, of Dow ham; Joseas Rob- inson, Esq. (father of Dixon Robinson, Esq.) ; Thomas Lister Parker, Esq., of Browsholme; ad John ...

... granted that a seat in the Upper House was arranged for Mr. Hardy at the saine time that Sir Stafford was requested to prepare himself for the re- sponsibilities of party leadership. Mr. Gatborne Hardy's servines to his party have been of a singular aid, in ...

... Edward Lund. Henry Browne. S. M. Bradley. William Roberts. WalterWhiteheada Henry Simpson. J. Hardie. John Ed. Morgan. John Thorburn. D. J. Leech. Thomas Windsor. Julius Droschfeld.. G. W. Smith. F. A. Heath. Dec. 14th, 187G. It was moved by Mr. A ...

... northern circuit, and another an chls r- attorney. One of the Miss Hleatons marreied Mr. Thomas Of a Brooks, brother of Mr. Samuel Brooks the banlker. Afr. cine he Thomas Brooks was killed in a block W1rinters' turn-ont at TI Id Cratvshawbooth. His widow erected ...

... theltoy. Alfred John Ieghie, Thioty College; Edt wacrd Charles Halanm, and the 11ev. John W~ood, W~orcester College' the 1ev. Thomas Constable, flertford College. the Rev. Erncs\ Iigham (iralmlu, St. Mary Hall; Joseph ,iones Bickerton Chanaley Hall; and the ...

... and the Duke of Rutland is descended from Thomas Manners, thirteenth Lord De Ros, croaked Earl of Rutland in 1525. This peer, by the way, made a pun in dog Latin about his creation, observing to Sir Thomas More, Lord Chancellor, Honores mutant Mores ...

... in vi 7 ; uccecssion to Archdeacon Wright.d ?? the Divorce O~ivision of the High Court on Saturday, el iiga Captain Hugh Thomas Gibbons, of the 73rd Regimnent, ob- id'ii, tained a decree rosi for a dissolution of his marriage, on the- o 6 round of his ...

... 23; last eover- week, 20. Bolton THE OuTnrirwA ME' SMAnLLrox.-The CHAIRMAN said of the that he had communicated with Col. Hardy, of the Fual- When wood Barracks, respecting the outbreak of smallpox, and iter IS received from him a very satisfactory reply ...

... seven years Rgo. This decrease is irrespective of the vast decrease in the casual poor. In 1869; a period when Gathorne HardY's act ha& not come into operation, London Indoor and outdoor pauperism together stood bt 128,403, though the population of ...

... 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 ...

... Henry Douckley, Mr. E. Whitworth, Mr. J. H. Hartwig, Mr. Wm. Wilson, Mr. Councillor Peel, Mr. Councillor Asquith. Mr. John Hardie, Mr. Grierson Mitchell, Mr. James Kendall, Mr. John Galloway, Old Trafford; Roe. W M'Caw, Mr. David Bannerman, Rev. Wm. Graham; ...

... a Puisne Judge of ?? Court of the UQIqd Coast I Colony. I DowNIa-RsmEET, DEa. 22.-The Queen has . been pleased to appoint Thomas Witter Jackson, Es. I to be a Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of the (G61 Coast Colony. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday ...