... president. Mr Williiaiw P , Also present-MLessr4 l_ Christopher (rimes. T -: T;: Peter M3Donnell. T; . 1- .* HalL Thomas J La._ . U'Dermott. John Hardi.-. :..e - - A Lawler. &e. The secretary rea' i Commrittee in refere :- r caused on Thursda , .. - M 3larket ...

... 3,166 Conybeare (L) 2,704 Unioniet majority 462 1892-Liberal majority. 438. NORFOLK1 NORTH-No change. Hardy (LI 4,246 Kemp (C) 3,738 Liberal majority 508 1892-Liberal majority, 1,28. CAITHNESSHIRE-No change ...

... Quintter, £1 (proceeds of raffle); J B Fowler, Esq, J P. £1; Messrs Brown and Thomas, £1; Messrs Ted- castle and Sous, £1; 3Iessrs Browne and Nolan, £2; Mrs Reid, 1I; Mrs Hardy, £1; Mrs Rice Henn, £22; Major Mansfield, £1; P Cahill, Esq. lOs; The Convent ...

... the Liberal behalf in the last gene- ral election. I TO-DAAXS SP(RTING ROPHCaIE6b. From the DaHi' Mail of To-day. Mlonross Hardie-GraUovh Birstall selling Steeplecbws-Luminous Wigston Salling Hurdle-Baron Lumly December Handicap Hurdle- Ltghterman BroxhiUll's ...

... J P-; Thomas Dickson, Ra; Frank RJobertson, aig; W B Smith, Esq, J P; Jas Lonasdals. Eon,, J P; E B Cros~se, Fsq; T Ha:rtley Bibby. Raso; L Pilkoncton, Esq. Stewards-Capt M'Calrnsnt, M P; Frank Watson, J? W Ward, Harry Hardy. 1: Crosse, Thomas Dickson ...

... D sent shipowners on the Boar.L TLe ?? Ielected to represent the traders and in.n-mmacas- r rers were-M- John E Barrv. Mr. Thomas S D M'Cann, and Mr. 3 Malcolm Inglis, J P. r From four candidates nominated tci represent ties slipnrners tire folloring three ...

... he thinlks that Mr. Keir Hardie is likely to be more useful for that purpose Li the present Instance than he..couid-.be himself. The unemployed are greatly to be pitied that their cause should be championed by Mr. Keir Hardie, for when even those who ...

... GAIMEKEEPER RETt-RNED FOR TaIsL. At the Curra gh Petty Sessions yesterday1 atbefore Messrs William Pallim and T B Reeves, t J P's, Thomas Boughton, a gamekeeper on the as Clongorey estate, was charged on remand with having, on the 18th December at Barrette- a-town ...

... and Mrs. M'Hardy Flint, dramatic elocutionists, have left 31 for Castle View, ...

... unopposed Joi.es (L) 'Co (U) 4,0661 (AC)orth L Maj ?? 2,86 | L agginj 53 '7 GLAMIORGCANfSHIRE (EASTE;)-1tncbard!. Thomas (L) 5,764 Thomas Thoma' ti, L 3 Lewis (C) 2,797 unopposed Giark (C) 9 hi L majority 2,967 IL ?? 2,.i HERTFORDSEIRE (ST. ALBANS)-Uncbl ...

... CT C; Ulick Bourke, a 233J and N E (hrmsiyv. DUBLIN CARYMS' i3 TBOULBLE. The Bray Towns!hii Ct : rrnisstonere sunirmonel I Thomas Whelan, licens. d car-owner, Dublin, for having, wo EKtater Mfornday, piiedl for hire wlit. hin. horse and hackney-carriage ...

... of the bridegroom. There were seven bridesmaids -Miss Muriel Gathorne Hardy, Miss Fa'ny Gorchen, Miss Joan Nevill, Miss Vriva Milner, :Miss Doreen Milner. Miss Dorothy Gathorne Hardy, and Miss Marjorie Graham. They were attired in costumes of cream silk ...