... EDWIN ARNOLD ?? The Rcine and the Moselle. MAx ADELER His Speech. W. R. S. RALSToN Autobiography of a Wedding Ring. THOMAS HARDY.. The Christmas ahoir. JEAN A. INGELOW WinstaUley, a Ballad. With Original Illustraticos by F. BARNARD, M. L. GOw, W. B ...

... the Rev t .William 3Holdsworth, Brigg; and assentea to by the s Rev Thomas Field, Bigby; John Broughton, George Arthur Lyne, Edward Wood, Joseph H. Skevington, W v Chatterton, Thomas Clough, and . R. Symonds, Brigg. ?? Also proposed by the Rev P. H. Brierley ...

... Juno leave Hull and Christiania every Friday evening; agents, Messrs Thomas Wilson, Sons and Co CONSTANTINOPL-Draco, Rosario leave&ull every three or four weeks; agents, Messrs Thomas Wilson, Sons, and Co. COPHAGEN-Frederick, Louise, Leda, and Essex from ...

... the assault she was fined 40s. and costs. (On the Pr second charge judgment was respited. to] ALLEGED THEFT OF PoRK.-JOhhn Thomas Brook and LI James Brook, brothers, were charged with stealing a th leg of pork from Kfr Shaw's slaughter-house in Good- ...

... 4,758; H. Lloyd- c n GLAmoGANsmRE (Western).-F. A. Yeo (L), 5,560; c n. H. N. M~iers (C), 2,103. or GLAMORGANS~iRE (East).-Thomas (L), 4,886; Clark c l (C), 2,086. A GAILORGANSHI:E (South).-A. J. Williams (L), 3,945; E .n J. D. Llewvellyn (C), 3,351.- ...

... were I' R. E ?? J, Bladworth Mr H Hohn, e Mr G. F. Ogle, Mr J., A. Bray, Mr Lioyd, Mr E. J. n Clark, Mr J. D. Hardy, and Mr Colman. Mr Hardy nhaving replied to a few questions, a vote of confidence K. in him was moved by Mr G. F. Ogle, and seconded by ...

... ns of c Mr B. 0. Webb, the absconding overseer of Hessle ?? Chatham said upon receipt of this letter he sent a note to Mr Hardy, the assistant- overseer, asking for his explanation. In reply he said:- I was appointed in 1866, and not in 1879, as alleged ...

... nil. Three goals were dropped by J. White, who also converted 3 goals from place. The tries were obtained by Briogle (2), Hardy (1), Cator (t), Bell (1. and Carr (1). XOUJNG liHAMEOCKS v. PHILIP'S. Played on the ground of the former, and ended in a win ...

... at Seaton ,e Roas on land in the occupation of Mr Thomas Watson. Catse ?? Johnson Scaife, of Pocklington, auctioneer, was charged with trespassing in pursuit of 7g~ame,.ON land in-the occupation of Thomas Simpson, of k'ocklington, grocer and milk seller ...

... s, Messrs is George Smales and W. Richardson, were re-elected. eg and the following gentlemen were elected as syno& ?? G. Hardy, Mr G. Parker, Ur W. Lilley, r sen., Mr W. LUley, jan., Captain Silverwood Capesi ; Thompson, Captain Taylor, Dr Bell, J.P ...

... carriage was unhorsed and drawn by hand from Mr Hardy's residence to the place of meeting, amidst great cheering. The marquee, which has standing room for nearly 1,000 persons, was well filled. Mr Joseph Hardy presided, In the course of his speech he referred ...

... Hansom, back; Fairfield, Matthews, and Jackson, three-quarter backs; Winter and Burrell, half backs; Matthews, Mason, T. Thomas, J. Thomas, Gamble, Banks, and Gurnell, forwards. HULL TEMPERANCE v. WILBERFOROE. Played on the ground of the former, and resulted ...