... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Comupany's Horses, let, North-Casteri Ral.ilway Couup:uny. tirir \Villiani Garbutt: 2nd, :,S ?? 1::.l;vay Comlany, driler W'm. Hardy; 3rd, Corporation, dhiter Jt seph Tliew; 4th, Northi Eastern 1iailsvay Company, driver Robert Thompson; 5th1 Corporation, driver ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Gra'y. 1i~irl ...

... Ilic polling for Cambridgeshire onened yesterday morn- irg, the caudidates being Mr A. J. Thoruhill (Conser- vative) and Bir Thomas Coote (Liberal). The weather was I pleasant and private carriages were freely used in the out districts. For the first hour ...

... procured, he was assisted back to pethe village, where Dr. Hardy found a severe d, scalp wound, and a deep Cut uposn the cheek, the au- of the right ear being ahliost torn off. Dr. tat Hardy, altho ugh not seriously aisprelsending en fawtal coneequciscees ...

... prisoner found her there drinking with another man. Prisoner dragged her out, and struck and kcicked her. Tmirer oF Moxwr.-Thomas Hardy (15) was fined 40s and costs for etealin, £7 is 2d, the moneys of Solomon Chance-Prnsecntor was a lodging-hoine keeper ...

... wet ri he resolution was agreed to by nineteen to par seven, the voting be6ing :-For--Councillors wi Hudson, Livings.tone, Hardy, Barker, Barritt, Con Souphami, Conway, Pullen, Goodhall, Bruce, hai M'Lauichlan, Jones, Mardon, Robinson, Sander. mc1 lit ...