... r Stalls Committee.-Messrs. W. Bacon, J. C. Barnes, v B. Basford, C. Boam, H. G. Breutnall, C. Dould, T. l Fletcher, C. W. Hardy, T. Morgan, W. Payne, C. J. Shackleton, A. Simpson, J. Smith, W. Stokes, J.P. l Refreshment Committee.-Messrs. A. E. Ainsworth ...

... conspicuous. There was a very busy scene during the evening at the Barracks and a very unfortunate accident to one man— Geo. Hardy— who had presented himself— an accident which will prevent him from accompanying h ; s comrades. He fell from a wall and broke ...

... vi'lage. WILL OF MR. THOMAS AINsvowrH.-By his will, dated August -LS, 1886, Mr. Thomas Ainsworth, of The Cottage, Litohurch, who died on the 17th May last, appointed as executors his wife, Mrs. Mary Ainsworth, and his son, Mr. Thomas Henry Ainsworth, of ...

... n, which was d ?? in violation of the spirit of the resolution to wioch the Home Office had arrived. r Answering Mr. Keir-Hardie, the Home Secretary aid he had no power to withdraw troops and gunboats from Rull. They were sitmmbned thither upon the 0 ...

... Manchester-who, for private reasons does not wish her name published-writes as follows We ought to mention, however, that Mr. Thomas Evans. Chemist, 24, Manchester Road, Burnley, who sends us the particulars, will vouch for the accuracy of the statement and ...

... customers and friends to luncheon on Friday afternoon. The following accepted invitations : cm,- H. H. Uem rose, ?? , sjr Thomas Rue, Aldi-rmun F. Mason (Mayor .if Rotherbam), C. C. liowring. J.P.. Alderman Dewsbmy, J. P.. Alderman Heathcote, J. P.. ...

... W. Dale James (Shef- wi field), and Messrs. W. Sinithard, C. ?? Tallent-Bateman (Manchester), B. G. Hiller (Chorlton-cum-Hardy), L. soi I Caradoo Evans (Maanchester), J. Innes, F. Adcock, S. th Birkett, T. L. Tudor, Walton, Wallett, G. K. Simpson, ari ...

... priiee includod those given by t he Marqnsss of Anglesey, Lord Burton. Sir Oswald Sfc*ley, Mr. Georce Allsopp, Sir Reginald Hardy, Mr. H. B;iss, M P., the Hunters' Improvement Society, the Technical Instruction Committee of the StafEordshi-e County Council ...

... representa- tion ou the borough, but nothing definite is to bo asoer- tained. Many people, however, assert that Mr. Gerald Hardy has consented to again comle forward in tile Conservative interest, whilst not a few are of the opinion that Mr. Tronman Moseley ...

... and passed a special vote of thanks was given to Councillor Hardy for his generosity iind kicdnesß in bringicf; forward euch a long felt want of tbe angling cluba in tha town Councillor Hardy then replied, and the meeting was brought to a very satisfactory ...

... voters should simply be the placing of Il the name on the rate-book in At the evening sitting of the Conference Mr. W. n HARDY, of the Allotments Association of Derby said-I dehire to draw the attention of this Conferenci on Rural Reform to an argument ...

... president, Councillor Hardy in tbe chair. there was a good muster of members present, The balance sheet showed a sutstantial sain on the year's working, also a lar F .e increase in tue marabtrsirip which now reached 9 _ Couno;l!or Hardy was re ejected president ...