... Forster Crozier; Oxford, George egtgie i'orteimouth, B. ?? JDowites ; Chaminel Islaiss, Joihu Burgess ; Deonport. Richard Hardy; Corn- mmci, Joseplc] Ihhtdes end Mir. J. Graves ;Exeter, P. N. Anlrews * Bristol, i. M. Allen and Josephl Dixon ; Bath, John ...

... to tiny .122 and ensto, or go to ' gaol for, tweo moieties;, with bimaru iblsur. for having, on the t.:rd inst., nasnaulted Thomas Stoise, of Collier Straet. Be- ealsic prosecutor mlecliised to give defendant me homer irons a bunch lio was; carrying dl ...

... Portsmout', vacant-by the death of Serijeant Clox, Mr. George Deedes, Warry, the leader of the Hampshire Circuit. Francis Hardy, farmer. Wood line Farm, Bolton, near Bradfoud, was fined £40. and costs, at Bradford, on Wednesday, for being in possession ...

... yesterday. Two men were drowned. Pleuro-pneumonia has brok6n out in a herd of twenty- I nine cows on the farm of alr. Thos. Gates Hardy, Aid- I boroubh, in Holderness. The action, Lambri Praeha against Tr/h, was yesterday before the Queen's Bencb, when plaintiff's ...

... elected si msember, as was also Mr. David Biekley. manager, Willenhall ; Mr. Thomas P'rice, owner and manager, 5illston ; dir. Thomas Blateman, manager, Tantworth ; an MIr. ?? Hardy, manager, Duilley.- r I-ruenry- Johnson, seB., the presidetit, read a paper ...

... temperance conventiou in connection with the Weslcyan Conference WIas held on Satinrday afternoon, in Cherry Strcet Chapel. Ilr. Thomas Colo, of Se-ef field, presided, and aineligot those present were MIr. W. ?? the Revds. T. Nnttrss, Jaues Tedii, ]3. JBrown ...