... their opinions must be valuable. It would be, for example, inte- resting'to learn what such a shrewd and intelligent man as Thomas Sutton, the pious founder of the Charterhouse, thinks about the present position and prospects of the establishment which ...

... in Central Africa, has been arrested by the Kiug of Uganda, and secret orders have been given for hls execution. The Hon. Thomas ?,I. Waller, United States Consul-General in London, held a Now Year's reception at St. George's Club, Hanover Square, yesterday ...

... ' Ilay-trussing-?' said the turnip-hoer, wrho had already begun shaking his heal 'O ?? THE MAYOR OF CASTE RB RI DGE BY THOMAS HARDY, Author of Far frogs thre Afadding Crozod, 'A Pair of Blit. Eyes, awe., &ee. CHAPTER I. (iXE evening of late surnier ...

... good turnout. Rev. C. F. M'Hardy, patrons off the thle society, presided, and opened the meeting with a hat fewv suitable remarks. Songs were given by Mrs ntTroup, Schoolhouse ; Misses Farquharson, Dulrick ; noE. M'Hardy, Cottage ; AMil1ardy, Garchory ...

... to be applied by you for the further- ance of the testimonial to our illustrious fellow-country. man, Thomas Sexton. This sum does not, IL need hardy say, represent the feelings of respect that we all enter- tain for Mr Sexton. We wish him long Mre ad ...

... Local Board, Messrs. Hird, 1)awson, and Hardy wrote complaining on behalf of one of their tenants on account of trespassing by the public on land approaching to the public park. Mesers. Hird, Dawson, and Hardy in their communication declined to ratify ...

... returned at fil,ltia hi 132B., or wvhich £2c6 6s. is set down as his Iroportion of s ighe returning officer's charges ;and M~r. Hardy's personal Expensese wore £27 lOs. 3d.; M~r. Freeman, his electionb agent, seceived £7,5; aurd the siob-agents £210. Thieu ...

... A copy of thi3 letter ha ?? set to the vicar and the church- wardens. d . B URRTON--ON-TRENT. t The e.penses of 2r. Gerald Hardy in contesting the f Burtnu divi'iout have been returned at 8371. Those I of Sir Arthur B ~cs nave not yet been filed, but me ...

... 1 ',V. Markles, LI. U. B. Barron, Alex. Niddrie, James t e lIart-n, Grange, Bervie * John Reid, Lauriston j t ir %Cstle ; Thomas M'Ewven, do. ; G. 'AIGregr, do.; it .J Cairns, Bank of Scotland, Stonehaven ; Alexander t e Muton, New Wall ;t . Sime, Alpity ...

... Harris, il' t C- Pimy D. C leire, Dk W Pnjlips, and Tino. Thomas. I v- ?? lerk read ri, l nf tlhe audit winch will iV taltoe llace ol the 19th inst. A letter was re.ada froml) Miss Maud Hardy, lion. seel'!utary to the co'i* tititee who recently hield ...

... their devotion WI' tie rhetasitigle nlon canto out alive f rom rust psirt of el aicfoin three o'clock till ten did fir. IV, 'Thomas c ia nd Alt-.Grtiffitli''liuntasreinain in titer deadilyatutnes- ~.pliers. and at one rimet the former would probiably it ...

... A3so-and Miss Florence UnLan, eldest daughter of iLsieutenant-Cnlonel. and Mrs. BEgoth Lane. Mr. W. su Hardy F.S. A second son of Sir William Hardy and kiss Mararlv Page. Mr. Henry Herbert Wills and Miss Caunlife. Owen, second daughter of Sir Philip and ...