... Lianelln, Moumouthabire. Pntron, Colonel Tynte. Rev. William Lumley Bertie Cator, M.A.; Vicar of Rakclng, Be~v. WyFndloam Charlas Hardy Hughes Deat, M.A.; Rector of Buebborn Wenton Dorael;. Patronl, Sir F. 0. Staoletofl, Bart. Rev. ,Tohn Lionel Derby. M.A., Honorary ...

... Seamanship-Ist, aneroid, Mr. H. EvenThomas; 2ad, binoculars, Mr. Mi, H. Cooper. Essay-let, writing case, Mr. P. S. St. John; 2nd, oompass, lon. P. B. Lyon. Religions Knowledge-let,' Church Service, Mr. B. B. Hardy; 2nd, Chureh Sfreice, Mr. G. A. Beymsan ...

... Willinki, Esq.; *Chal~es Plin- MiKeund. Esq.; Henry G+ilbert lltw- son, Es.,. B.A., Oxford;- Thomas. Willse Chitity, Req. ; Louis Wilfred Guise Rivett-Carnac. Boi. ; Thomas Rearnan Frederick Bardweil, Lug., N.A., Oiford. Henr PhIlIIp A Breton. Esq., LL.1J., Camb ...

... John Hardy, Pen of five eawe lambs 1,M.JnHad2 m *gl 2, Mr. S. W. Potter. Ram, long wool, I1n si ,M.Jh He~th ra en of five ewes, long wool, 1, Mr. John Hardy;2 r ihr at so Doar;, Ii.., Mr. John Hardy. Pen of five ew ab, ,M.fo JnBrw 2, Mr. John Hardy; b. ...

... Major Thomas Conway Lloyd, of Dinas; William Thompson Crawshay, of Vaynor-house, Req. CAnDne&NSHUI- The Right Honourable Ernest Augustus Mallet, Earl of Lisburne, of Crosawood; Thomas Parry Horeman, of Castle Howell, near Llandimsl3, Esq.; Thomas Lloyd ...

... by, the EArl of Derby to ber' 'Majesty, nnd pro- aented his credentials. Loaw-ta-t an was presented' at the same 'time. Sir Thomas Wade, ?? her M~ajesty's Miniater in'6hina, was present, and. afterwards presented to the Queen Dr. Mjacartiiey (English Secretary ...

... gave e'iden of pine degree of itelligence, w cha andeonng abroad without any visible meahs of snbsistcnce. Police constable Hardy sai that at one odclock on Wednesdy mrnig he was on duty in Snydal-lane, Nonusaton, cd there vsi~itedth top workings of Mbessrs ...

... ned him with vereonal violence. Dt tR. M GATHOR1NE HARDY AT m EDINBURGH. I, ?? to At the inaugural dinner of the Scottish Con- w b servative Oiab, hold at Edinburgh lost evening, Mr. hi a Gathorne Hardy, in replying to the health of her o1 Majesty's Ministers ...

... introduced to her Majesty by the Earl of Derby, and presented his credentials. Lew to Sung was presented at the same time. Sir Thomas Wade was present, and made some presentations to the Queen. The Venezuelan minister resident afterwards pre'ented his credentials ...

... ease, Mr. Froggatt read what purported to be the opinion of Mr. Alfred G. Hardy, one of the counsel to the Treasury, with reference to I the expediency of his proseoution. K Mr. Hardy now writes to say that the document! is a forgery, as he had never been ...

... Thsornhilll, Thomas Biddnley uh' Aib EgoeoSi'hW..orao JV . O'Neill, Hon. E. Thynne, Lord H, F. Blsbasar, CoJ. Egeto, Don. WV Isaac, Saul Onelon-, Densil ToimheHnW Blake, Thomas Elobo, Lard Jackson, Sir Henry Pager, it H. Torr, John Board, Thomas IV. Ellice ...

... 4c. Grapes, vhite-i. 31r. J. Thomas, gardener to Mrs. Drake, BignolR House, Bicester. Ditto, black-i, Air. J. Tbonias, gardener to Mrq. Drake. Strawberries-i, Jonas Paxton, Esq. Cuounmbcrs-1, Mir. H. Slirman; 2, Mr. J. Thomas,.garadlner to Mlrs. Drake ; ...