... MlR. (, ATIIOlNE HARDY. : M.P.j IN |~t. (I EDINBURGIL EDINBURGHlI ,Tussnr lofT Tue oponing banquet Of th e S ccti Conservative Club), whlih was formed at t11e commni~le mont of tbo present year, took Place this evening at tbe Of Music lieUl, Edinburgh ...

... Chancellor, the Duko of ltichuwond and Gordon, Mr. Secretary Cross, the Earl of Derby, the Earl of Car- narvon, Mr. Secretary Hardy, the Marquis of Salisbury, the Chancellor of the Etxchequer, Lord John. Manners, and the Eight Hon. Sir Michael E. H. Beach ...

... DISTR OT OOUHT5,i CALLOW, Jous TIoIMAs, and Jorn THsOMs SMsTH, 11etton, l1untingdonsbiro, corn merchants, July 7, at 11. HARDY, JAWES, Leicester, publioan, July 9, at 12. JoY, TJlOMAS JONAI, Great Ulacton, Essex, grocer, July 18, at3. lixsae, Jsist St ...

... attended by the Ron. Iloratia Stop- ford and the lon. Mary Lgscolles, and honoured Sir 3 Thomas and the Hon. Lady Biddulph by a visit. The Bight Ron. Gathorne Hardy left the Cantle. The Duke of Oonnaught, acoompanied by a numerous suite, honoured the Gaiety ...

... Major Thomas Mauibourg Baills, 3904 foot; Major James Stanhope P'striekr Clarke, 59jth FoKt; Major Aylmatr SpleerCameron, V.0., 25th, Foot* Major Thomas, Erskhne Arthur Hall, half-pay, late 49th i'oot; Major James N. COlthurat, 8th Foot; Major Thomas Rennie ...

... Scotch farmers they must look to the Liberals for t them; and Mr. HARDY'S speech confirms his 1 statement, for it is evident that these are just the I ilatters which, according to one of Mr. HARDY's wnu detinitions, Liberalism is always destroy- lg ,and Co ...

... RECRUITING PAST AND PRESENT. A great deal might be written in irspug1ment r of the statement advanced by Mr. Ghthorne c Hardy in his speech on the introduction of the C ,C Army Estimate0, to the effect that tho receat and t present plenty of reoruits ...

... Williaia NVynter, St. Joltn's Cbllege; the lev. Joseoh li iocrl Diggje, tho Rev. ?? Bibby Do Wolf, flienry ?? Tebieb 1ald, 'and Thomas ngflis Luard, Wadhaua Golleke; Edward Philips Chitrlemioed, Walter Chamnbeelayno, Iuglee Chamberlayne, Itobhit Itodgeoll ...

... in the afternoon. Prince Leopold drove out with Mr. Collins and Sir Wil- liam Jenler. Sir Thomas and thio Hon. Lady Biddulph and the Right Hou. Gatlhoruc Hardy had the honour of duinis with her Majesty and the lloyal Family. MARRIAGE ' OF THE iION1. SIDNEY ...

... 251.; offertory at the parish church of Ludlow, 71lX, 0d the Lord Mayor of Dublin, 6001,, first instalment. 1; Thomas Enisloy, 1001.; Mrs. Thomas Curtids,4 a retired Indian Merchant, 301.; Mr. James p. 1001.; Lieut.-Genoral Lord Mark Kerr, 261. ; Combo ...

... Ministry, now ranged o0 the front Opposition bench, seated himself in that part of the House. The statement Df Mr. Gathorno Hardy on introducing the Army Estimates was delayed by several notices of motion and by questions. Among the latter was one by Mr ...

... Chancellor, the' Duke of Richmond and Gordon, Mr. Sedretary Cross, the Earl of Derby, the Earl of Carnarvon, Mr. Secretary Hardy, the Marquis of Salisbury, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Right Hon. (. Ward Hunt, Lord John Manners, and the Right Ron ...