... seriously informed that a single bean might turn the balance one way or the other. JAMES GREENWOOD A Pair of Blue Eyes ( Vsol): Thomas Hardy. It. S. King and Co. The Death of Saul. 1. C. tlannin:g. The Russo-Turkish War: Author ?? Comin.s Salute.' Nimmo. Advantages ...

... J. B. Beech, David Hey, to. Elton, H. Richardson, James3 Olapham, S. Taylor, Joseph Hirst, John Ward. E. B. Finder, and Thomas Hardy. UNITED METHODISTr FREgE CE1UROHESE ANNUAL A SSEMBL Y. LoovE, Monday. The Assembly reaumed its sittings this morning at ...

... -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 ...

... 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 ...

... stealing a letter, and conspiring with another person to defraud Mrs. Gathorne Hardy of the sumn of a2o by means of a forged letter. It appeared from the evidence that Mrs. Gatborne Hardy's account, to the amount of 120, had been enclosed in an envelope and left ...

... were considered, and, after some opposition from Mr. Goschen and othes, were sustained, except in one instance, in whicb Mr. Hardy agreed to strike out the 14rde' am end- ment to clause 16, restraining the powers of the commissioners to abolish antiquated ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... first-rate quality, and in a high state of cultiva- tion. MAN DROWrNED AT SouTr STOcsTO'..-OnTnes- day afrernoen a sailor named Thomas Message, one of the crew of the vessel Adsey, now lying at Messrs Whitwell's wharf, was accidentally drowned whilst getting ...

... erre Session. Sir H. Havelock asked Mr. Hardy what el iede measures were being taken to inquire into the grievances Go of the Commissariat Corps, then (san still) in a state of 3V ked suppressed mutiny. Mr. Hardy replied that a Com. A mittee was then ...

... Major-General Michael-Gal way, Wiajcr-General George Wade Guy Green, Vice- Admiral William liouston Stewart, Majgr-General Thomas Hurdle. inspector-general of hospirale end fleets; Dr.%Villiam Richard Edwin Smart, Colonel V John Stokes (civil), Lienut ...