... LADY SLEAF1'ORD. Yesterday morning Lady Sleaford died at Hampton Court, aged 90. Deceased was the reliet of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, flag ea tain of the ?? Xelsbqz when he met his Jeath. Deceased was found by her maid in a Mt in her bedrooms but khe never ...

... Private Dixon, ?? 7th. Private James Hardy, 47; 5th, Private Thomas Hardy. 47:, t9h, Private Bacptist, 46; 10th. Private George Thompson, 43. Second competition, 7 ashots at 400 yards; 1:3 competitors: 1st, Private Thomas Hardy, 24 points; ...

... -to-day (Wednesday.- The following ministers become supernumeraries: -Revs. Thomas Thompson, M.A., R. Woodfin, F. F. Wooley, James Aldis, A. Beer, S. Brown, Henry Kirkland, Thomas Osborne, Jonathan Cadman, G. F. Rymer, W. W. Dulke, John S. Cox, T. H. Beech ...

... Joseph W. Swan, 347; Peter Brown, 346 ; John D. Annan, 342; Thomas C. Hardy, s 3:39; John Brevwis, 232; Fairless Harrison, 327, Thomas D Ridley, 309; Edward Dean, cOd; Josoua David0n9 S~l; B Thomas Simuson, 293; Andrew Fuolton, 281- Alichael J. Mce'ulty, ...

... and h take any steps deemed ?? wast seconded by Mr Lishman, and Messrs Fryer, t Rellett, and Thomas were chosen a committee, with power to add to their ?? Thomas 0 read the minutes of a rntepayersa meeting held at Woodside, agreeing to offer the Ecclesiasti- ...

... 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; ...

... Stanley Percival, Frederic Percival, and Thomas Helier Percival, the sons, the esecutors, the per- sonal estwte being sworn undcr 90,000. The will and codicil, dated May 29, 1874, and March 12, 1877, of Mr Frederick Thomas Turner, late of No. 8. The Cedars, ...

... the to the Nor-tb Tiding infirmary.l-ci l SC3oroL BokeD PROSECUTIONS AT STOCEroN.- a Yesterday, at Stockton Police Court, Thomas r Oyston, schooliva'den, preferred charges against s Charles Watson, William Douglas,. and William lRobinscn, for breaches ...

... sweet- william, ?? make good and usefulsubjects for the purpose. Sow hardy annuals to stand over the winter, for early spring flowering; sow thick in poor dry soil, to induce stubby and hardy growth. 1; sRcceG.-Vines: Assist the late vines with a little fire ...

... some trucks from underneath the screens at Vans Tunnel. CRULLTY TO ANIMALS AT STOCTOuN.-At Stock- ton Police Court yesterday, Thomas Walton was Isummoned by Mr nGeo. Mlfred Bell, inspector fdr the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, for cruelty ...

... that the late hours of sitting were utterly unreasonable, almost insane, and highly reprohen- sible. IN-VALTDFD SOLDIERS. DWr HARDY, in reply to Mr Cowen, sail that 3,768 men bad been invalided from the army in 1876; but he could not state the number of those ...

... dahlias, Thomas Brown, Bed- lington, was first; T. Ba khorn, Bulman Village, second; ?? White, Wookiegton, third. Prizes were given for bouquets of wild flowers, gathered by childrenunder 1i years of age, and the first prize was awarded to Thomas White. ...