... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... is a block of ware- IN houses hounded by Church Bank, 'Vicar Lane, Correr-street, and Well. street, and is the property Mr. Thomas Mills, of Peterborough, aud it contained the warehouses of Messrs. Charles Semen and Co.), o; Messrs. Steinthal, Messrs. J ...

... 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 ...

... RIWtrey .r Cave S. Siamilton Ld. C. Parnell U. S. Wat,0n iV. Close KL . Eaminond 0. F. Peek Sir Ff. lhit'law A Cobbold T C. Hardy Rt Hi. G. Perksin. Sir F. E Ceope 0. E. renley ?? PhippsP. aE Coope 0. 0. Fick rJ. Plunket otan. D0. olt i h Corry J. P. H ...

... Mr GÞE HARDY warmly opposed the I motion. e Mr BUTT expressed the deep regret with t which he witnessed the introduction by Mr Hardy of passion into the debate. Mr GLADSTONE dofended the hon. member for South Durham against Mr Hardy's invective. ...

... now exhibited in the Museum of the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society. g MRt, GILLARD'S AMERICAN PANORAI'TA,-Mr. C .Hardy illard's panorama, illustrative of the Pacific I ailway froru New York to San Francisco, was opened a on Monday evening at ...

... possible; and neither desnrip- tion nor woodcut can set forth. that. The debate, of course; monopolised the whole night. Mr, Hardy made a warm and spirited speeobl as was to be expected from him; but the great feature of the evening was the appearance of ...

... fifty yaras along Vicar-laie,, aud twenty yards 'down Currer.street, was entirely destroyed. These premises belonged to IXr. Thomas Mills, of Fletton Tower, niear Peterborougbh iorruerly au upholsterer. nd oabinetmakor, inul Market- street. Bradford w40re ...

... The foundation-stone of a new wing of the Oxford Military College was laid on Saturday by Lord Morley, in the absence of Mr. Hardy, who was unable to attend, owing, it was announced, to pressing matters of State. The college was opened on the 21st of ...

... attention bad been ,ireeted to the report ini tho ,Weslern Mfail of the 21st alt., ol tl~o trial and, conviction of Benjamin Thomas, cmanagpr of the Wei.fitcl 06111erf,-'neatr ' SWausea, for, ' brea so of the Mies Act, M1M7; whether. onsidering that no le ...

... Bayley, Bengal; Edward Brarison Harris, Bengal; Roderick Henry Macleod, North West Provinces; Vernor Alexander Brodie, Madras; Thomas Edward Vaughan, Bengal; Alfred Kensiagton, North Vest Provinces; John Willoughby Francis Dumnergue, Madras; John Prescott ...