... Edwzard D. Walker, William Harding. Thomas Bowman, Thomas M. BarrouHenry Thompson. North. WVest Ward (2 ?? H. THugher, George lountford, Georg. Carter, John J. lilkes, 1dward T. Pease, .Jnhn Mndgson, Jas. Mttullens, Thomas Lishmanf~ants lanson, Jas. Wilson ...

... York- shire, who died on Jan. 21 last at Villa Mustmobs, Rios Blustslha Snpvrieor, near Algiers, was proved on May 11 by Thomas Hugh Bell, the nephew, and John Charles Bell, the son, the executors, the value of the personal estate ex- ceeding £187,000 ...

... gnardions of the poor S in Nortballerton Union:-Ainderby Steepile- Thomas Kirby, farmer. Appleton Wiske-John Alderson, innceeper. Birlzby-Rev. H. C. N Holmes, clerk in holy orders. Borrowby- N Thomas Ctarter, farmer. Brompton (2)-John af Stockie, farmer; Benjamin ...

... and NV. D-Ale. T1ooketts-T. Gibson Ile, suid NV. Eaton. Upleatliarn--J. Pybus and J. O1xI Wilkinson. upsall-J. H. Thomas and D. do ( Thomas. Westerdale - W. Cooper and J3 liti MfNeil. Wilton-J. Newman and B. Dobson. or DARSLINGTON (Pxr'2Y SESSIONAL DIvIsION)- ...

... r, 737; Mr Tennant, chemical manufacturer, 698; Mr A. A. Hall, hotel keeper, 551; Mr Carr, lacd agent, 398; and Mr George Hardy, collector of poor-rates, 384. The two last-named were members of the previous Board. BLAYDON. The result of the election of ...

... Order.-lhornas Elisha Gordon; John Campion Grinlon, AI.h.C.S; Robert Hardie; Septimu3 Lowes, ?? Edin., ?? Herbert Byding Mosse, ?? ?? William Agustus Norrey, 'o.R.C S., LS.A.: Thomas H. Openshaw, .I.R.C S.; J. Inglis Parso;s; Alfred Robinson, M.R.C.S, ...

... Wilson add Thomas fftabbto. Canlton. Towga-Ralph Rainshaw and Henry, Walker. Carlton Highdole- I Wiliiam Ivasen and Thomas - Clark. Carporby- William HeaSBI end John Willis, jan. Coverhana- John Oebirne and Amos-Sw~ale. Downholmno- Thomas Brown and James ...

... W'ilkes, John Hodgson, Samuel C. Shewell, John H. Stephenson, Jamies Wilson, EdwArI Manners, North-West ard (2) -Charles ranson, ThomaS Itob3on (not. ?? qualified), John Morley, Robert'L. Pratt, William Mossom, George Nounitford, Jonathan E. Back. house. Weat ...

... person asn succeed with another. Watchful care is the best weapon. Tue winter mulch is of great importance, as hardy roses vary in hardiness, and with it we have carried even tender varieties safely through, losing only the exposed shoots. There is acope ...

... with the medical evidence. FATAL FIRE IN LONDON. Dr Danford Thomas held an inquest at the Oseington Coffee Tavern, Dblrylebone, London, on Friday evening, concerning the death of Elizabeth Hardy. aged 8S, who was butted to death in a fire which occurred ...

... stoser; Thomas Gold. lineb, stoker; Wm. Holton, sailmaker's mate; Edmund lioward, able seaman; Charles James, ordinary; Jas. B cull, guoed captain foretop; Alfred Harifeld, ordi- i nary; Cfharles iiomers, third-class signalman; Robt. la Hardy, second ...

... P.HRSONAL.' Mr Thomas Dicklon, M.P., has, it iP stated, purchased 20,000 aeres of land 'h Paraquay. It is stated that Mr Herbert (3adtone, M.P., hns taken a house at Malahide, a seaside resort near Dublin. Yesterday, the Marquis of Hartington com-' lleted ...