... described a, as a big, heavy main, bad his leg broken in v of pablic-house tnilec at Job's Hill, *ed his alleged in ?? and Thomas Hardy and Jamei in Killen-were remanded on their own bail to co'ne to up in a month, prosecutor btein bedIfast._ V, Ptick Quinnan ...

... lis to the new chancel funi. Mr W. L. Powell was again cihoqpn bv thne Rletor as his clnrsh. warderl, whilst Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr Thomas Sarginson, jn ?? wers r e slectad for the parish -& long and interesting conversation tno'c plece with regard to ...

... were farther admitted 3 to bail yesterday, at Arcklaind, the saran Bench agreeing to an irrangamant by which Goorgo and Thomas Hardy and Jimes Killeen are paying, till recovery, uls per week to Richard Corner, whose leg was broken as t0e result, Mr Maw ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Glen Butt, M.A., curate of St. Peter' -, Preston. v:c. ,t St. Thomas's. Halliwell Rev E. Bradley. vicar of Lenton, Lincolnehire; ,atron, Lo.: An-lands. Rev H. Collins, curate of St. Thomas's, York, incaicenet oif A. Saints', N orth street, Lork Rev J ...

... and a good dressing of fat spit dung mixed with it, so as to be ready for the reception of the plants immediately they are hardy enough to stand full exposure to the open air. Hand-picking is one of the best remedies for the destruction of maggots and ...

... leatham), Jas. Tyeruan (up oftue)- Thomas Bell, 'Jun. (hairste) r Thos. Petch (Skelton), and Wnl. t Bmngay bfaiareke). Wire ASsAuvr BY A' BEcDOa PunucotNa.-Yes. terday, at Guiebrough Police- Court,: Christopher ' Hardy, landlord oi the Jolly Sailors' Hotel ...

... at Richmond. Mr Isaac Wilson has paired for Government, with Mi G. W. Elliot against, for the rest of the session. William Hardy, who was so seriously injured at Tudhoe Colliery on Thursday, died yesterday morning, The Willington Co-operative Society have ...

... close by, boarded the vessel, which had a pilot flag flying, but no one on board. Theytooek on board the towlines of the tugs Thomas end Mary. and William Charles, As her position was critical, and she wae likely to go to pieces, they subsequently took the ...