... G. Asquitl, anpd Win. W. Wade. eaCh of whom take one share. CREDITORS' MEETINGS. The firat meeting of the creditora of Thomas Hardy, 78, AMnokgate, orlr, painter and paperhanger, weas held at the Official Receiver's office, York, vesterday. The debtors ...

... bresfien pnn-e S Hardy Thomas, Bahwcave-row, West Ccrnfaorsh, Iatte innkeeprr -z Turn-er George, Coapel-stroet, Low Spenanynoor, contmk.7orr in I ?? Hirst lhebec a, lately Lcdge-nTesae, Tong-road, Leeds, grocer and ?? dealer Jackson Thomas Wm-., trading ...

... the Right Rev. Dr. Bishop of Northampton, assisted by the Very Rev. Father . Gordon, Superior of the Oratory, and the Rev. Thomas Otley. The Oratory was decorated with tall palms, foliaged plants, and white blooms. Mr. Riddell, the bride's brother, gave ...

... YESTERDAY'S NOMINATIONS. and wales. Ajtolesit.—lB,o93 voters. Thomas P. Lewis (L). Morgan Uayd (,LU). Liberal majority 1886, JO6. —10,1*42 Vetera. r. J. Pattou iL). Sir G. Buaaell (C). Conservative unopposed ia 1886. ToUll- - KoUiaci (LC). Liberal Unionist ...

... wore glad Lave the co-operation of Mr. Hardie the work to which and alike were putting the.*- hands; he and had perhaps their hsnds the people in soroewhat way. If it were for other reason than that Mr. K»ir Hardie rqrestntod the great party cause he had ...

... paper hanger Xynue .J., Whistor. near Prescot, grocer And provision dealer Conlife j.. Neor Colliery. Bedworth, colliery owner Hardy ?? Csseop. grocer A.tkin G., Waliolme-road. WeelabY, Great Grimaby, hairdreaser' es.is-nt Littlewood J. W.. late Moldqreen ...

... is tall, fair, good-looking young fellow. Many of the tenants of Ix>rd Brassey's and Mr. Thomas's estates came up from Sussex to see the ceremony. Mrs. Thomas, the bridegroom's mother, was dressed lavender silk, trimmed with creamy lace, and wore a bonnet ...

... received at our office in Albion-street. 'YESTERDAY'S ECEITS. C Amounzt previously advertised ?? Thos. Anderton, Leeds ?? C. J. Hardy and Co.,. ?? Adams and Co., Engineers, Leeds Stephen Atkinson Leeds ?? W. Marshall, Northallertoa ?? Th4s. Kerry, Ravensthorpe ...

... Dons, Friday.-The Dominion Liner Texas. for M5o- tread, has left. BOMBAY, Friday.-The Peninsular and Oriertal steamer Lomn- hardy, from China, arrived. The Peninsular and Oriental steamer Robilia, for Bong-Kong. has sailed. Cor~oveo, Friday -The British ...

... ingdersagte-street, London, Italian warehouseman Normn F. Hi. F., Priory Park-road, Kilburn, clerk in Her Majesty's (:ivilSe-rvice Thomas Osborn and Spos, Highostreet and Duncan-street, Liverpool- road. London, dairpmen and cab proprietors Raeus B., Meoklenbnrg-sqnare ...

... T. H. Bolton, Mr. Story Mukeivne, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Whitmore. Tet another instance of the strange vicissitudes of fortune. On November 28th, 1857, the gallant 64th who charged the rebel guns at Luc knew was Thomas Ulna. Led by Lieutenant U. Havelock, ...

... the directors -ished him to be on the board, and the matter only required the shareholders' approval.-Mr. A. G. Gathorne Hardy seconded the motion, which was agreed to without discussion. A special meeting was afterwards held, when several bills to be ...