... The Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's have appointed the Rev Thomas Bates, formerly of the St. Andrew's Waterside Mission, to the living of Caddington, near Lutoe, Beds, in succession to the Rev Thomas Prescott. Lord Carnarvo53 has presented the living of ...

... maintenance of main roads. A DUnHAm BANKnOTP.xcY.-ALLTLGOD EXTRA- ORDINARSY TRADING,-At Darliasm Bankruptcy Court yesterday, Thomas Hardy, described as a commission agent and glass and china dealer, came up for ?? 1ad been in busi- ness in various thoroughfares ...

... -Andrew P. Arnold, James Arnott, Georga B. S. Darter, Norman Faichnie. Charles f: Hardy, Robert G. P. Lansdown, William E. Peacocs, Raymond H. Shaw, Avery C. Waters. Thomas Watts. E Ad eundem B.A.-John B. Booth, Ch. Ch. Oxford. 7 B.A.-George H. Bolt, Hatfield ...

... and NV. D-Ale. T1ooketts-T. Gibson Ile, suid NV. Eaton. Upleatliarn--J. Pybus and J. O1xI Wilkinson. upsall-J. H. Thomas and D. do ( Thomas. Westerdale - W. Cooper and J3 liti MfNeil. Wilton-J. Newman and B. Dobson. or DARSLINGTON (Pxr'2Y SESSIONAL DIvIsION)- ...

... P.HRSONAL.' Mr Thomas Dicklon, M.P., has, it iP stated, purchased 20,000 aeres of land 'h Paraquay. It is stated that Mr Herbert (3adtone, M.P., hns taken a house at Malahide, a seaside resort near Dublin. Yesterday, the Marquis of Hartington com-' lleted ...

... styled the son of Ranulf. His son Thomas, however, it is stated, touc the name of the village, and thus became known as Thomas de Heryngton, which meant that Thomas belonged to Herrington, and Herrington belonged to Thomas. Thus the refrain:- Sandy he belongs ...

... Mrs Suggett, Mrs Rewell, Miss Farndale; No. 3-Mres Stabler Mrs Owens, Mrs Morris, Mrs R. Thomas ; No. 4 (young ?? Rewell, Miss Goldlbrn, Misses Weston, Miss Hardy, Miss Davis, Miss Naeby, Miss Welch, Miss Banks, Miss Mar- shall, Miss Lacy, Miss Harbron ...

... rtecoimmend that no kinre thall fivedaysperweek beworlwil iln anydistrict. -Mr HFtltoll (Leigh)sicouled Li On resolhition.- Mr Thomas Ashtont (Ashton) moved, as an amendiweiit-`That, in the oplinion of this conferentce, thts working ?? of all under- ground ...

... THE AMactlcentze, Chas. I-Ty. Sharp, Rev. WV. Peacoick. East Ward (2)-Iiiaac Smith. 'George Marshall, Sims I Willinlm B3ell, Thomas P. Iliside, Williamr Halal, 5 Henry Fogg 11ohlister. North-West Ward (2) purpsl ..*Itov. A. H. Hurghes, ?? 'Wise, Robert Counoi ...

... to WoTking Men and their Families in Southl London. Tho Rer. J. M. Vauighan, who has for some time been assisting the Rev. Thomas Walker in his pastoral duties at Sleights, near Whitby, leaves England next month for the Antipodes, having been appointed ...

... E. Copse, XVilliam 11. Dix, Nor. man traichnie. Harry Fewler, Robert H. French;. Edgar A. Faltner, Thomas H. Godfrey, Denis G. Halsted, Charles 2.. Hardy, Ernest S. Hulbert, Arthur Jervis, John P. Johe-, Arthur Mi. Jones, Isaac N. Paris, Richard Pearson ...

... second division, second class: Josepha Ellis Baker, Frank Charlton. Alred Cole, end William H3unter Hardy Douglass, Thirs division, second class: Thomas William Sbaw. First divisinn, third class: George Cherlton, Richard Coelings Ozanne, Laurence Wilfred ...