... braau aod pig* -M not ao large aa previoUß yean. The principal cmtnbaton -rre Mr. Ji*»op._W ailing—elk ; J. Foliambe. ; Sir Thomas White. Mr! W. Dy* n. Mn. l>y*oo. Farm; Mr. H. Tj-nrow, Mr. Sinclair, of ; 3lr. Hopkmaon, B«lb ...

... replaced in the former post by Mr. .REsssel, who also takes tho portfolios of Justnec and Defenue, formerly held bv the Elon. Thomas Fergrus. who becomes Minister of Public Works. The Hon. Edward MUitchelson takes the oortfolio) of Postmaster-GeueraL. hitherto ...

... of Ithurcesteemned townlsmani, and the audience gave him the 1 speinall honiour ci' ial recall.f The. -Taily (hrcsio-i- ?? T-homas had good scope this moralin'- for qhowi- p what they could do in the severer class of music, as well as in that demanding ...

... was beyond al esnmsrmos the more bewaching, bewildering, lovable deniesl in the county. Last spring, whin she marrted Mr. Thomas Croybarough, after brief thew was • nine days' wonder. Met gendemen the moot desirable catch' In the neighbourhood, of av ...

... she was willingr to lesave the premiises, and his Hcnour msiade an orde ingly. SAD )LTCH Or A hDERBYSEIH1E MALeUTAC11TUOA a Thomas Hague Orne, uad. smunisfactisre. sail a Isogo t emplsycr em l .e'our, owuiatg factories at Dcrby and Belsier, n correnitted ...

... chairman the Valley C’oescrvatiTe Association. a large meeting in the evening speeches were iMiverod by Mr. Kllia, Mr. Laurence Hardy, aud Mr. Byron Reed. M.P., a bang enthwuastieuly adopted oongraiolaliiig the Con- Krvative party of M on the opening of the ...

... hut made coining of it Crowther then got tmnendout kick, the ball rolling dead before Hardy could got acnminige lor mod the centre, and the ball eomiog out Hardy kicked aervea to Kubioauo, who dndgrd rut ouvciocnt and dr- pped a epleodid g>*L Fa*t play ...

... Mr. Elliot Ileinkn, for several years, eit.Ior Of th~e Telde, a ma~u of many accomplishments, died last week.- *Mr. Thomas -Hardy has teen elected to fill the place on the C-Ouncil of the Society of Anthers left vacant by the dear-oef Mr. WVilk:ia Claums ...

... interest, rnmponnteen monthly. Loans received dolls toisrest paid, or roropotendod, hall-yearly. EDWIN t.AI NT, Por-tint. THOMAS 1 ATM IN. NI -oases and Seeretarm ??HE LEEDS PROVINCIAL BUILDING SOCIETY. Ut L'sr-±ameaucn .519. Head Oft-c': £6. LLA4ION-ST ...

... chairman of the Spen Valley Conservative Association. At meeting in evening speeches were delivered by Mr. Ellis, Mr. Laurence Hardy, and Mr. Byron Reed, M.P., a resolution congratulating the Conservative party on the opening the cew club and expressing confidence ...

... the quarterly premium of £1 eaoh to the undermentioned engine-drivers for the quarter endimr September 30th last: —Thomas Stephenson, Thomas OUghtibridge, John Wilkinson, Henry Whittles, David Richardson, and William Fryer. The following are the conditions ...

... was lirst to Rotbbury, Northumberland, Petty Sessions, on Saturday, William Knight, dealer, of North Shields, :.j William Hardy, ot were fined ami if respectively for ateully torturing horses by them travel while in unfit state. It transited that the ...