... has also conferred the honour of 'Knighthood upon:-R. Dixon, late Mayor of Middlesbrough; Robert P. Hardy, chief Official !Receiver in Bankruptcy; Thomas Sowler, Man. chester, Hon. Romesh Chunder Mitter, judge of the High court, Calcutta; Tahria Tonan, ...

... they were designed, The altera tions required were that there should be more exits. AN EAST-END INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton yesterday opened a splendidly fitted gymnnas'.utn for the benefit of young East enders. It has been built in ...

... 230,0001.;' the Fishmongers' Coin- puny, 117,0001.; the Marquis of Bath, 219,0001. ; the Maruisof atefor, 19,00!. muad Sir Thomas Leunrd,160000. Irshmn wuldnever be content untl he ha afar hane n her on outr. The for th elctoal ystm midto ivejusicetoIreland ...

... necklace ; .Sir Walter and Lady Foster, antique sits-er tea caddy; Sir Lyon antS Lady Playfair, embroidered blotting book; Sir Thomas and Lady Farrer, Rossan bronze candelabra ; Mr. and Mrs. jates Boyce, bronze clock; Sir Henry Lawrence, coid brooch ;Sir jolsn ...

... for the season. THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS' BILI. A FIGHT FOR THE FRANCHISE. The deputation which, headed by Dr. Danford Thomas, the coroner, waited this week on Lord Duunraven to induce him to introduce into the House of Lords a Bill ame;rciing the ...

... meeting was kept on later than usual, owing to the ?? scope of the subject. NONCONFORMISTS AND THE LONDON PROGRAMME. The Rev. Thomas Guttery, the secretary of the Primitive Methodist Exten- sion Movement, writes in regard to a paragraph which appeared in ...

... and others travelling by the same train for Osborne were Sir John Lubbock, Sir James Fergusson, Sir Robert Harding, and Sir Thomas Fowler. THE TROUBLE AT THE DOCKS. The condition of affairs at Hay's Wharf remains unchanged.. The men remain firm in their ...

... Rudolph S. Gregoy, G. B. Grossmith, Wecdon *Gunn, Michael Guthrie. F A. Halsselle, Keeley Hansonsir Regnld. Hardmnan, Sir nVm. Hardy, Peter 'Hare, John Harper, Dr. Harris, Audustus Harris Sheriff Harte, Bret Hatton, Joseph Hawker, W H. Hennell, E. W, Hicks ...

... in their power to render. Amongst these were Mr. Jordon (Ebbw Vale), Mr. Routledge fTredegar), Mr. Williams (Blaina), Mr. Thomas -Lancaster, Spier, and Co.) and his managers, Mr. Nixon (Vipond and Co.),Mr. Jacob (Owmbran), Mr. John Jones, sen., and Mr ...

... wouuds about the face and noeck, evi. desitl v inflicted with a razor. It ie hoped, however, that sho will recover. * ir. Thomas Hardy, of Cloot Farm, Crowland, near Spaidiu;g, Iineolnshiire, has saio'ered most serious loss by the death of eight. valuable ...

... a The House rose at ten minutes to five o'clock. zouSE 01' COMONS.~-MObTDAY. VISITS OF CLERGYMEN TO WORKHOUSES. o Mrle. D. THOMAS asked the President of the Local ji Government Board whether his attention had been c called to the action of the Rev. T. ...

... every nerve is being strained on every side to influence doubtful voters, and to buttonhole removals. If any person with a hardy constitution can spare an hour or two to-day or to-morro-w, let him or her go without fail to the Central Committee Rooms, ...