... &c., and early in the afternmon the newly-married counle left har Bournemouth. POOR CHILDREN'S FUND.-AN ADDRESS by MR. THOMAS HARDY. The performance at the Lyceum Theatre on behalf of M~rs. jemsfn g-liviing poor City children two or three weeks' holiday ...

... Darlingtou art dealer, Me I Thomas WVood, of Blackwellgate, to whom e Darlingtouians are always indebted for an early d introduction in the town of the latest of fine art i s publicitions, has just received the proofs of Mr H Heywood Hardy's engraving of his ...

... Mersey; Thomuas -roning to the t Aretliusa; Walter Roach to the Aiedea . James . oaf Attfield to the Medusa; Thomas Read to the 5e. Hydra; Thomas tfillardl to the Cyclops ; .Jchlni drs .itwalrds tO tile Tartan ; William 13lake to the t ltMohiawk. St ?? ...

... exchan.ge of the under-mentioneA th-e houses :-The White 7iurt, Stoke-road, Gosport, and from Robert Charles Thomas (deceased) to Fanny tec- Thomas (widow) ; Bell, Gosport, from Harry .7s Luck to John Payne ; Pier Tavern, Gosport, . from James Styles to' ...

... consider any further suggestions in the direc- tion of union, and he hoped there would be some- thing to consider. - )r. W. Hardy moved an amendment to the effect that all after the first resolution should be omitted, and in its place a clause substituted ...

... Wiltoivo. ro-,onsi y Thomas Harlem. Joseph ii. it.i.er, Harvey Field. kbenora-nib Dinon a., S. Be'stotrh, bent John Carusi. Worasop-s..a-a sohaw Haororcnver, Thor. H. Iduelcin.ioc. YORK DISTRICT. Terk Now.o:rnrtl-Thomsr Wide, Thomas F, Bawliogs. York Cent ...

... is in demand- ing Home Rule. BIRMLNGHAM POLUCE COURT. SATURDAYT-Before Messrs. Avery, Jonso;n ManJoes, and Widers. RoBBRTy.-Thomas Weston ?? 1 Court, 2 house, Digby Street, labourer, was charged with stealing a quantity of lead piping, the property of Arthur ...

... that Air. W. Thomas be appinted pernaneut chair- man. Mr. William Thoulaes moved an amend- ment, and Mr. J. Crewdeon seconded, that Dr. Bean Williams be appointed chairman. Two votes were recorded for Dr. Williams and six for Mr. Thomas, who was therefore ...

... A. B. Price, W. H. Prideaux, F. H. Purdey, W. F. Rider, WV. G. R-obbins, 3. WV. Tailbay, J. W. Taylor, WV. Tennant, P. N. Thomas, 3. M1. Thomson, A. A. Thornton, H:. W. Tranlronse, P.. Yarney, A. W. X arr, D. A. Whthone, F. Whiteliousa, P. 3. Wilkinson ...

... -This village was en fete on Tuesday, on the occasion of the marriage of Miss E. B. A. Hardy, fourth daughter of the late Mr. Richard Hardy, estate agent, to Mr. Thomas Holmes, of Pe,ol's Head, Brails- ford. The ceremony took place at the Parish Church, ...

... furthec mischief. The annual demornstration of the I Hardy Habitation of the Pnriroso League took place on Satur- day, in the grounds at Royds 'tIall, Lowimoor, the residence of lir. Laurence Hardy. Mr. Hiard! presided. There was practically only one ...

... he said to b are iro 5'tito to devote to political work, which he considered of more importance than Trades Union wosrk. r Hardie, it will be rememberei, unouccessfu1ly Mr Mid-Lanark as a Labour candidate Yesterday, the Westminster Coroner wee informed ...