... Byrne, T. Sinnott, A. B. Price, J. EL Sinmon, A. Sharp, H. Killeer, D. Joyce, S. R. Thomas, J. Houghton, J. Thomas, W. Roberts, W. Burgess, G. Holmes, and A. Ccde.-Mr. Hardy having re- ferred to the excellent services rendered to the ward by Captain Denton ...

... and Thomas Storey; W. F, t b' Coslett and James Stewart; George Steadmanan and John Wheeler; Charles Bur and T. E Richardson; William Boadle and Henry Rim- mer; J. H. Voight and Thomas Speed; J. Can- field and Edward Davies; Joseph Ellis and Thomas Barrow ...

... present were Meesr. Charles M'Leod, H. Jones, J. Harvey, J. Williams, B. Cardiff, W. Hatdlow, H. Beard- more, A. Sharp, C. Hardy, J. W. Kirby, George Lowe, J. Light. C. Davidson (Liberal Federal Council).-The Chairman hoped those who were elected would ...

... reerick Huntter. liiminham(Smthwck) RoertMandale vice Thomas Morley, F. G. Betenson vice Thomas Chaddock. Sheffield (Brunswick), Henry Cartwright vice Thomas Rae. Manchester (Oldham-road), Thomas Rae vice Hilton Pollitt. York (Wesley), Hilton E'ollitt ...

... YWOOLTON Sizssioa's. - At Woolton Sesssions yesterday. before Messrs. J. Jowett (chairman), James Marsh, and Thomas Dennett, Thomas i §. Rawlinson and Thomas Quoalters were charged E wvith obtaining by false pretences a quantity of ] T rhubarb, valued at 5s. ...

... presided. ard rmongst those present s 8, were IMeeseis. R. Roberts, S. R. Thomas, George Ta. as Lowe, George Shaiv, Churles Hardy, G. Reed, ?? , 3. WS. Iflusei, A. R. Price, Thomas, Craven, thi yV Henry Ju:,e>. (secretary), and others. iS The in'etinig ...

... BENCH AND BAR. IBefore Mr. J. S. Gathorne Hardy, BI.P., at the Isecond court at the WVest Kent Quarter Sessions I yesterday, a man and his daughter had been Dacquitted of a charge of robbery, upon which f Mr. Hardy told the jury that if they had - known ...

... and Co-, 4,, Shepherd's-sourt, Deansgate, 31anchester, merchants and comrmission agents - Cbarles Hoffmnaun rtes. Thomas Spencer and Thomas Laivon, trading as' Spencer and ILawsonSeethportbnilders and con- 'tractors. .Robert Hall aond Stephen Hall, trading-asR ...

... POLITICAL ITEMS. - ?? of Australia, accomnpanied by Sir Thomas Campbe31, of lPerth, YWestern Austraia, waited, yesterday'j3 ...

... varietiesand colours): 1, 31 Mercer; a . Dalziol; j 1k 3, F Cutbill. Collection of Twenty-four Hardy d, Fllowers: 1, J Dalziel; 2, H Mercer. Collection F it, of Twelve Hardy Flowers: 1, NV Husker, Zen; i ly 2 4 JFaulkner 3, W Hosker, jun. v ly . J . t trt er ...

... amendments to clause 9 will probably B Bbe reached. A close vote is likely to be taken n b; f L'S upon the amendment of Mr. David Thomas at on the question of allocation of tithe, as upon that - y, of Mr. Lloyd George in favour of national ii n- councils as the ...

... the Brassey, Viscount and Viscountess Cantsalupe, the ?? Ceceil Gathorne-Hardy, LDrd Sackville, is-the Ho E. Egerton, the Hon. Mrs. Tallat, om Colonel Thomas, Mr. William Thomas, Mr. his George Forbes, ir. James Forbes, Lady re Whitbread, Lady Katharine ...