... Eld win Bate man, auctioneer, at tne time of the election, and told him he would him 10s. if he would vote for Hardy and Laurie.—Captain Thomas Lambert, examined by Mr. Murphy, Q.C., said ho had acted chairman tho Conservative Association since its formation ...

... talented performer, should first mentioned, his reading pieces by Chopin and being almost faultless. Miss Adelaide Thomas, Miss Mary Thomas, Mr. H. Balfour, and Miss Eugenie who adinirably p! ayed Mendelssohn's concerto in G, made also YWy. »»\ successful ...

... Wrter-Alfred Bruton Ireland. Gloucester, ?? Oa-Tat Orsmslev and John 'Thomas Vaughan, Leicester, ?? Willford, Uppingham, tailor- John ElBord and George Sitters, Plymouth, ?? Thomas Tacker, Birmnham, late ?? Dean, Birmringham. ?? Malins, Birmingham, print- ...

... insurance ?? Pink, 3 Redland-road, Bristol, sOoolmistress-J. T. Thomas, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, colliery ?? Bigg, Messingl Essex, farmer-lt. rQ. Cooper, Easthorpe, Essex, farmer-H. Thomas, Coventry, Warwickshire, watch manu- ?? Bostook,Osmcston-straet ...

... to obtain some net from Messrs. Beardsley, Hardy, and Co., of Nottingham, to tho value of 34/. Is. 7d., which had never been paid for.—Mr. Richard James Hardy said he was a member of the firm of Beardsley, Hardy, and Co., of Nottingham. About tho middle ...

... Moors, John, Liverpool, Cab propjrietor.M Smith, Criehton, lata Itvrpeol. frost maralhan8 bs oherck Thomas, Chiorlion-upors-Medlock. Mantheater, late Thomas. W~illiam, Golgr Glare., grcr.o Lee. Albert Edwin, West Cowrer Isle of Wighit, bocttmakea, tb i 'arker ...

... shrestwoPich, Dertol azcshire licewse ?? Bou ffrveymoWtha, talo-evs Bartlett, Wyo and GM.Hrelse EltolneLawamsh Hardys, so tneam ?? Hard-y 'Lustaffl Notingham, ?? D.er Goldindly Ga.wtok sflu ?? steet-ne1MrseW Brydanl, J. en.Brya, bnd A.er- Baeog HilAleano ...

... William Thomas Scott, *Blsckrnan-street, Southwsrk, licenged. ?? Henry Mimner, Southampton-street, Strand, and elsonphere cgar ?? Jerono, Upper Spring-street, Maryl~e'h, ?? David, Jennings, L-ondon-lane, Haclmey, wholesalaboot ?? Tapiin and 'Thomas Webb ...

... sh salesman- Thomas SheereWestonroy land, f komersetshire, genexul-ahop ?? James Sheere, IBridgwater, SoMerSetshire. baker-JohnL Smith, Ehyl, Flint- ?? Edward Hughes, Rhyl, land sue- shie ?? Bowen, Mileteg, Glsmorgassshire, tea ?? Thomas, Brynreilyn, ...

... and ILsearle, dl BIrmingham. screwing cackle moannfactliors; so tar as regards H. SI SarIs-Agnew MoNeill 2dao?ulay and H. Thomas. Liverpool. corn to Ii ?? Mother and JameoMacherBoltofllnYdCe F. 468; Herrinaton and hi. loran, Liverpool, meal brokers-P ...

... EXMNATIsONS Nov. 23. G. J. Capes, Isl Victoria-road, ClhaiU-oommon, retired lieuenant her M~ajesty's Royal Navy-Nov. 16. J. Hardy, Curtanroad, Bhoreditel, ulpholsterer-Nov. 18. 3. Becker. Peonyllelda, Poplar, bakrNov. 18. Sir M. Cr05 ton, Bart., Ascott ...

... CLERKENWELL.—CharIes Hardy, described a clerk in the employ the Great Eastern Railway, was brought up remand for a third time, charged With neglecting to provide proper nourishment and m«dical aid for his son, Arthur James Hardy, aged six years, whereby ...