... MR. GATHORNE-HARDY AT MEXiBOROUGH. The Hon. A. 3. Gathorne.Hardy, who has been chosen ai to contest the Southern Division of the West ltidlug in o: the Conservative interest at the next general election, O attended the annual meeting of the Mexborough ...

... wete suneranauated for. one year, in most cases ini consequence of affliction. The Revs. J. T. '.Taylor, B. TVbb, and J. NY. Thomas were permitted to return to dir. euit work after temporary retiremeet. The following gentlemen bavieg satisfactorily passed ...

... to successful students. Mr. Powell was bui- ported by Mr. Tfios. Salt, M.P. (Staforcd), Mr. George 1D Ackroyd, Mr. Lawrence Hardy, Captain D. Edgar, Mr. tj T'leo. Peel, Dir. R. Barr and H. Boardman (blun. seore- cc taries), Mr. F. Wallace, the Rev. Dr. ...

... a regrets the severance, both Colonel Hardy and 'Mr flarni having always striven to make the soldiers and their wir - .S comfortable in quarters. Colonel Probert (late 9th he-gi: s ment) will succeed Colonel Hardy in command, =D , o indeed, has already ...

... Gleorge Clay (President of the Chamber of Commerce, I ]sewvsjury), S. C. Lister, F. lFrieslman, Ef. H. AWade, I Laurence Hardy, Henry iliploy', Angus Holden, Henry Mjason, the Mayor Of Halifaix (AId. liamsden), Louis X. i Oro-S! ey (l1oitlaxl, the Mayor ...

... iI, St. Jehn'ti-terrers. SC John Rowe Klle~y Italph (C), barriter, 9, ?? 0 +Themes Scarboroneb Lee 10). 2, W~etlclese p Ie Thomas Ambler (L), architect. Clarsteiden Ledge. hii 4Willism Maccalls (Oh, innkeeper, 94, North-etreet. UJ W~larna Ceewr (L). boot ...

... Limited, stating that the sum of £30 has been paid in to tbe credit of the hospital by Mr. Lawrence Hardy on account of Messrs. Hird, Dawson, and Hardy, being the proceeds of rines paid by threir workmen fur infraction of colliery rales. It is stated that ...

... the ateounts c niimned :-Messis. Sands, Wilson, and Co.. 20s. and costs; t Messrs. Parr and Ranrsden, 20s. and costs; Mr. Thomas t Hird, 20s. and costs; Mesrs. R. and J. Talbot, 20s. and E costs; M-cEars. Avisou Bros., lOs. afid costs; Mr. Wins. c Sainderson ...

... the higher scale. EMBYEZZLEMENT BY A (CORPORATION OFFICIAL.- At tbie Leicester Police-court yesterday, a young man, named Thomas Mellinig Crwdell, a cleric in the employ of the Leicester Corporation, Wsa sentenced to three months' imprisonment, with henrd ...

... Stephenson at Burton Leonard, near Ripon. There ter child was born. On the desth of C her first husband she was married to Thomas Hargreaves, ] labourer, Urange-street, New Wortley, Leeds. When tC she left Burton Leonard Mis. Hlrgrenves touat her child ...

... glon is lairs out in parterres and Italian gitrdens, cotted on the higher level with ash and beech tress. Sieveral species oi hardy forest C trees cover tile lorthel u slope, lit the foot of w11ichi runs at lititle burn, loeingt itself ill the ilerte wood ...

... Seccnd Class, FMist Divisioon: A. H. Braddsiaw, Secolnd Class. First Divisou,; B. F. Bury, Second class, Second Division; A. F. Hardy, seconi ClusS, Second Divnsion; T. Hariieon, Seconut Olase, Secord Divisiot ; W. H-1. Knight, Secoud Class, Second Division ...