... The Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's have appointed the Rev Thomas Bates, formerly of the St. Andrew's Waterside Mission, to the living of Caddington, near Lutoe, Beds, in succession to the Rev Thomas Prescott. Lord Carnarvo53 has presented the living of ...

... Macclesfield: Samuel Hickinane, 13. Liverpool: Thomas Hughes (a), 42: John Henry Bearls, 4; Wmn, W. Duke, 33. Manchester: Timothy Robert Meson, 45. Leeds: Heniry Richardson, St. Nottingham: Thomas Hardy, 28. Hull: Thomas R. Jones, 59. York: Geosge Follows, 44 ...

... home missions, and £5 to the new chancel fund. Dr Mackay was chosen by the rector as his churchwarden, whilst Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr Thomas Serginson, jun., were re-elected for the pa iab. H=sAsar.-On Monday, the annual meeting for the ap- pointment of ...

... I THOMAS E _ARISN, CY. A long, proyperfus. and comparatively uneventful life may be said to have been that of Mr Thomas Eliiott Harri- son, C wi o died suddenly at his bome at Whitburo the week before last, st the advanced age of eighty years. He wes ...

... lISM), of Sir John Hardy, Bart., J.P., late of Dunstall Eall, Stafford, and formerly of No. 7, Carlton House Terrace, who died on July 9 last. was proved on Sept. 28 by Sir Reginald Hardy, Eart,, Gerald Holbeck Hardy, and Lawrence Hardy, the sons and execa- ...

... Newcastle, ?? in freehand ,. Lee, J. Fergusson, and 1Y, L. C. Leach; in geometry: W. C, Hardy, excellent; Thomas Svwinney, and H. F. Charlton ; in perspective: Wi. . ~Hardy, excellent; J. IicLachlan and Tern J. Turner; in model : Sane E. Bell end Rlobert Swinney ...

... increased pay in Dorsetshire, says Mr Hardy, and we have reason to know in most of the southern counties, is that the annual migration of labourers from farm to farm is much in excess of what it was formerly. Mr Hardy mentions a farm where, a generation ...

... -Andrew P. Arnold, James Arnott, Georga B. S. Darter, Norman Faichnie. Charles f: Hardy, Robert G. P. Lansdown, William E. Peacocs, Raymond H. Shaw, Avery C. Waters. Thomas Watts. E Ad eundem B.A.-John B. Booth, Ch. Ch. Oxford. 7 B.A.-George H. Bolt, Hatfield ...

... theFargier3' Gazette, to stock the rivers of Tasmania with salmon, and this time Sir Thomas Brady, senior member of the Irish Fisheries Board, hae charge of the experiment. Sir Thomas, who left this week for the distant colony, takes with him a con- signmwest ...

... H. Felten, Halifax; John Yates, St. Helens; Thomas Ogden, Oldhamn; J. Bilnes, Huddersfield; John Mitchell, Wake. field; J. T. Hardy, Manchester; Thomas Trewick, New- castle; Edward Jordan, Manobester; Thomas Bootb, Bary- and Joseph Hayes, Liversedge. Halifax ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...