... W. Smith, William H. Smith, n a Robert Stephenson, William L. Stone, Alfred C. Strutt, Walter L. Tasker, John Thomas (c), kay- Lewis Thomas, Samnel L. Usher, George Whelpton, ad M.A., William Wood,WesIeyWoolmor, and JamesYoung. k The Ordination Liturgy ...

... of nectamines, Ist, Thomas Hare; 2nd, Thomas Wothersapoo. Dish of cherries, 1st, Thomas Hare; 2nd, John Shortt; 3rd. James Borrow. Dish of strawberries. 1st, Edward Plater; 2nd, C. Portsmouth; 3rd, John Shortt. 18 tomatoes, 1st Thoma Rtuther- ford: 2nd ...

... Fairwvater, in the cathe- dral of Llandalf, vacant by the death of the Rev. Canon Powell Jones, vicar of Llantrissant, to the Rev. Thomas Edmondes, M.A., vicar of Llanblethian. Bythe munificenceof the Duke of Devonshire and the late Duke of Buccleuch, s new A ...

... Thomnas rifithi,143. Kinge. lend road, brewer; Edmund Armitage Hardy, ], Oakflcld voaid Clifton, lituteoant-colonel; Joseph Hennessy, 3o, Riebimond terrace, Clifton, gentleman; John Thomas Iles, Clarence road, wholesale grocer; *James Dalfetib Laces, ...

... son of Dr, E. Schanenbureg, of Crefeld, Germany, to Agnes E., daughter of the laete lit Daniel Miller, Dec. 23. VIRART-LE HARDY At Madras, Lieutenant-Colonel Henry M. Vibart, R.E., Superintending Engineer, Bellary, son of the late AIr. Henry Vibart, Madras ...

... increase of thirty indoor as compared with last year. TM{E 1POLICE COURTS. NOR-THALLERTON.-A DISOnDERaY RAIL- WAY TRAvLasEa.-Thomas Foster, engineer, of Hull, was fined £1 16qs 4d, including costs, for annoying and causing a disturbance in a rail way carriage ...

... in great variety, palms, ferns, and variegated geraniums-were in capital form, tha hest ferns being the half. hardy maidenldeir, and the hardy hart'e tongue and small fern, or fihlrmas. The rich green hue of the fronds of these and leaves of other plants ...

... (Aresn Bedford: George Alton, C. S. Sargisson. Kent Benjamin Browne, J. D). Thomas. Nor- w-ich : T. T. Dilks, W. J. Heaton. Oxford G. Stringer Rowe, T. L. Parkier. .'ortsusouth R. Hardy, George WN'ood. Channel Islanlds: R. Brown. D~evonport: Gilford foray, ...

... -- Hugh Evan Thomas, to a a the Saltsa, additional; Charles I.H Umnfrcville, to the A of Nor tlsemberland, vice Elliot; Montagu Browninga to a er the T'6nceseirc, vice Moubray; H. G. Dalton, to the h he Assistance, vice Phillips; B. E. Hardy, to the Nort/h- ...

... WOODSTOCK I DmD.-Dec. l, izabeth, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Ward, builder, of this tov n, aged 80. LORD RINDOLP11 CHCHILL, HILP.-The Peninsular and Oriental steamer lie/fada left Gravesend for India at three p.m. on Wednesday, with Lord Randolph Churchill ...

... only from cold and rheumatism. THE WHALLEVi WiLL CASE. s At the Old Bailey, London, yesterday, the Y tri of Nash, Gunneil, ud Thomas for forging a will purporting to be the will of the Wate Ja s Whalley, of Leomisister, was continued, e The oase (or the ...

... E. L Ind and Sir William Charley to be their candidates at the next election. r- MID-OeC EsiiRk.-Mr. J. S. Leadam and Mr. Thomas x- Rigby have accepted invitations to contest Mid-Cheshire 'a in the Liberal interest at the general election. Mr. Rigby, ...