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... t Board for his alviee and assistance in taking measures to avert the disa- trous effecte ot these periodical floods hlr. Hardy intends to devote considerable atten- tion during the next few months to the question of army organliation, with a view of ...
... Arthur Cutting, E, first class; Mary 3. Francis, E, first ceass: Annie Smith, E, first class; Alfred Wood, B,first class; thomas Allison, E, second class; John F. Burton, E, second class; Charlotte C. Clegg, E, second lass; *ary A. Corns, E; second class; ...
... tained severe internal injuries. Oae. Yesterday Robert Hunt, of 17, Milford Shaftesbury-road, Wandsworth was aent'. t St. Thomas's hospital from the effects of aev Aonu scald, received while at work at a stfll ert be- Beaufory's, Lavender-hill. &t . Yesterday ...
... Testimonrial Fund, sat down to ail excel- lent tea, which burd been provided on the occasinj of the departure of the Rev. Thomas Ruston. After tea the rev. gentleman was presented with a1 study coat liy the ladies connected with the sewing meeting of ...
... Hunter Healip. Buff or buet marked Glasgow Don, 1st, David Wilson; 2nd, Joseph Bowes; 3rd, Thomas White. Selling class, price not to exceed 2ft, 1st, Thomas HarIsoan; 2nd, James Bright; 3rd. John Spence, I Any variety of British bird, lat, Robert Pearson; ...
... 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 ...
... tines last evening earnestly im-gged himx to repty to Mr. Hardy. But tire memoer for LAtoh felt that the responsibility was too great, | iand &clived tdbo-sgh, after hearing the )is which Air. *Hardy took up, e. I believe. 0ot a little regretied that he had ...
... aged 2? yearr, a private in the 84th Regiment. The de- ceased, who had been married only eight weeks, twas groom to Colnel Hardy. He had complained, t of severe headache a day or two, and on Wednes- 3day mornig at six o'clock he desired his wife-to erx ...
... assaulting Eliza Tripp. with whom he lived, by cutting her throat and beating her with a pair of tongs. At Hanley, yesterday, Thomas Abhotts attempted to murder a woman named Grocott, who was washing in his house, by cutting her throat. She is in a dangerous ...
... of about 50 mam~ers to the strength of the society. The society's judges ?? an4 batter: Mr. Johnr Thomas, cheese factor, Crewe. Farms and cropse Mr. Thomas Rigby, Darahall Hill Farm, Winsford. Horned cattle: hIr. James Dichennon, Bslcony House Farm, Upbollsnd ...
... usual the proceedings were wound up with a danoe. b The music was supplied by Mr. Rendle, of Ezeter; the refreshments by Mrs. Thomas, Halfway House Inn; and 3 the ices by Mr. Clapp, confectioner, Tiverton. Following is r a list of the company present:- LriD1Sa ...
... Conference has been taken, and the following gentlemen have been elected by the number of votes and In the order here named :-Thomas C. May, Bristol, 207; Savil D. Waddy, M.P., London. 202; W. S. Allen, M.P., Oleadle, 196; Alexander McArthur, hle.P., London ...