... bunches, trtues, or blooms of cut flowers, J. Nob e, 1; B. Thompson, 2. 12 Patks, TV Tovey, 1; T. Smith, 2; Thomas Flowdy, 3. 12 harnation, Thomas Flowdy, l. 6 table plants, J. Mclnty-, l; JChnson, 2- W. h'Liting, 3. Vase or epergne of cat flowers, J~ CbetJ ...

... member of the partr wil attend the House on thel4thas eventsof great importance to Ireland vil1 come on for discussion. 3Lr Thomas Mayne. Dublin Vown Councillor. bas issued an address to the parliamentary electors as a Parnellite candidate. The dividend ...

... authorities, on dit that the lady will return to the stage, which she quitted on I her marriage. Colonel the Hon. Gathorne Hardy is going as second ia command of the Reserve at Cyprus. Colonel Harford was named for the appointment, but is not going. Among ...

... , B.Sc., ?? ; Ricbard Clarr, S Middlefbrough El, it Frederick Clarkr, Newcastle ; Thomas Clayton, I-York: John Coastes, Great Ayton; Joseph .e Con in-, Mhalton : Thomas Coning. York : Alex. ander Corder, Sonderland, Firancis Corder, Sunderland ;Frederick ...

... of J. Cadman, George Basaby in place of XV. Elton, and John Hay in place of Thomas Thompson. The follow- ing were elected by nomination:-F. W. Macdonald in place of Thomes Hardy, E. H. Tindall in place of H. Richardson, J. S. Banks in place of James Clapham ...

... Comupany's Horses, let, North-Casteri Ral.ilway Couup:uny. tirir \Villiani Garbutt: 2nd, :,S ?? 1::.l;vay Comlany, driler W'm. Hardy; 3rd, Corporation, dhiter Jt seph Tliew; 4th, Northi Eastern 1iailsvay Company, driver Robert Thompson; 5th1 Corporation, driver ...

... Fairington, 69; 2nd, Private James Red- path, 63; 3rd, Sergeant Halliday, 83; 4th, Corporal G. Thompson, 61; 5th, Private T. Hardy, 59; 6th, Private G. Lee, 59; 7th, Private J. Dixon, 59; 8th, Private T. Lums- den, 58; 9tb, Sergeant J. T. Winton, 55; 10th ...

... learning. The hardest rocks are made of the softest mnud, just so the biggest awvells are made fiom the smallest mnen. Thomas Hardy'a now novel is 'Two on a Tower. IF he refers to a newly-married couple, his spelling is erroneous. A prudent man, says ...

... Messrs Pinder, Martin, , Hardy, and Barker. The polling in the North- 3 West Ward was above the average, 1,866.votes t being re'eordeO, and there were only seven spoilt Sppr, though the ward is strictly a working men's ward. 'Of Mr Hardy's 574 votes, 3B were ...

... Ralph Peverell. North Bedburn (I)- Jns. Elliot, 0. Slee, T. Young. Byers Green (I) -'Thomas Mitchell, Thos. Hutchhnuon. Crookc and Boilly Rowv ?? Blousfield, IT. Hardy, G0. Lister. Gt. Emmerson: Escomb ?? Bvans, Ralph James, 'NV. IUedshaw, J. Graham, G ...

... styled the son of Ranulf. His son Thomas, however, it is stated, touc the name of the village, and thus became known as Thomas de Heryngton, which meant that Thomas belonged to Herrington, and Herrington belonged to Thomas. Thus the refrain:- Sandy he belongs ...

... and Thomas S. Elliott, ALex- ander Fleming cDr, and John T. Tweddle 0n). Second Divirion.-Josbra Gooderirk (D), Thomass Chil, Lawrence Scott (Dn) Ralph V. yarxood (n), John H. Mawson (D), Alfred D. Jernings, Septimus Coates, Thas. W. Shaw, Thomas Oakea ...