... taimed the'ir urrsidaurt (Br. Jroh!n Frame,) in t~he Ilanquat-roeru of thle Masonic IsDO. on Tuestdar n 1evening last. Br. Thomas Mlurdock. chairman of g I presentation co'mnirtae. presid:ed~ . and there was a. ,t good attendantce. Br. Win. Brown occupied ...

... impurovement. The report having- E been adopted. the elections were proceeded with. Mr. Hardy was elected peoples' churchwarden:and 1 Mzessrs. Thomas MofufEtt and Thomas Dickson were elected peoples' sidesmen. The foilowing were constituted the select vestrv ...

... the station by the Lord Provost and magis- tratcs 3 ?? Lyttletou Annesley. corn- nianding the forces in North Britain; Sir Thomas Clark. chairiman of the executive council of the Exteoitsoo. andl a fewv of the prinlcipal officials. A gpac-rd of honour ...

... Stevens~on, %j'HafleySti~ari. S. Storey,.J. Stuait- D. Sullivan, ?? Swinburne, C. E. M. Talbot, Dr. C. Tanner, A. *Thomas, D. A. Thomas. Right Hon. Sir G1. Trevelyan. J3. Taite, Sir Hussey Vivian, S. D. Waddy. 11. Wallace, I. Wardle. C. 31. Warmington ...

... was not encourag- ing for the so-called labour candidate. At the election for Mid-Lanarkshire just two years ago Mr. Kier-Hardie, who championed the working classes as against Mr. Phillips, the Liberal candidate, found himself aot only beaten, but left ...

... in the Boardroom of the workhouse. Mr. Robt. Dempster Lawther presided, and the other Guardians in attendance were:-Messrs. Thomas Ferguson, Dunsilly. John Suffern, Philip Corkia, 1 and. Hug-h Gaston. The balance in bank ws a £1,856 Is 3d in favour of the ...

... THWHAS' CHURCH CHOIR. LAST evening a most s cocesful concert took place under the auspices of the choir in connectiou wvith St. Thomas' Church, in the Parochial Hall. Lisbo Road. The audience was large and appreciative, and the dwierent items were received ...

... might in the meantime cultivate a more neizhbonrly feeling. Wmn. Kirkwood, whose face bore evidene of punishment, summoned Thomas M'Quitty for lhav- ing unlawfally assaulted him at the West Pier on I9th inst. The defendant vas fined in IC.s and costs, ...

... SOCIFrU. The following is the result of the election at officers and comrnmittees for the session 190 91- Auditor-Williain J Hardy, Sen l iod, LL B. Treasuror-W MIacnieile Dixon. , ?? i Jones (Sch), B A; Henry J Allen, Sent od, B A. Librarian-H Devereux ...

... 22. Larne, Captain M-Calnont, M.P., W.M. ; No. 55, 3Mounthill, John Robinson, W.M.; No. 69, Fourtowns, Thomas M'Ciuggage, W.M. No. 70, Larne, Thomas M'Clure, Will.; No. 291, Hagheramorne, Archibald Boyd, W.M.; No. 458, Ballyboley. Robert John Stewart, ...

... town, near Lurgan, a Mrs. Hardy and her two sons, James and Christopher. Jamnes worked sometimes as a weaver and at other times as a labourer, and Christopher was by trade a maker of vinegar. About thirty years ago Christooher Hardy went to reside in London ...

... nearer approach of the railway. TI conmrend St. Margaret's as a study to that photo- ay graphic writer of bucolics. Mr. Thomas Hardy. l If, however, the natives oppose railway develop- :re In. ment with the charitable idea of giving their visi- t' tors ...