... design, as a token of esteem and regard on the occasion of their leaving the district. The presentation was made by Mr Thomas Hardy, and suitably acknow- ledged by the recipieluts. NEW WESLEYAN CrAIXL AT MA]1GOTON.- Yesterdasy, a new Wesleyitn Chapel was ...

... numerous attendance of visitors present. The ceremony of installation was performed in an able and impressive scanner by Bro. Thomas e Hardy, RM., ?? assisted by R. W. Wraith, the retiring W. M. The newly-installed W.M. then appointed and invested his officers ...

... Yteoon Woinen?a Gnild, The staillholdrs a-re Misses Oglesby, Malhams, L.. Kirby, M. R, Todd, WVf. Bin lm a O ' Thomas, Uu~gntred, WVhitehouse5 Hardy, Kirby,. and Mackenzie ;. Meedames Rae, Jones8 Dennis.. Mr toorge Horeley proposed a.vote of thanks to Mrs ...

... -. - t . It1 -- . Tnii{S.-Ain dierbyQ ioeriilio ?? Durham. i BRgby-Johl Thomas Hnaoigll. Balk-John Wiss. Birdlorth-Josoph lKnwlson. BoItby -George Bentley. Cariton Mitiiott-Thomas T)ales Cratharne. Catton-Jolin Richardson. Cowesby-Williarn L. Almond. ...

... Emmerson Mant (i , 7, Minater-yard, carriage e builder, Thomas Heory Barrow (C), 7, Park Grove, newspaper editor and manager. WALUTUATU WAR.D.-Elenry King (L), St Peter's Grove, grocer; $Thomas Wrightson (0), Walmgate. draper. There will be contests in ...

... hon. gentleman are in constantil attendance together with his daughter and other relatives. LIVERPOOL'S STIPENDIARY DEAD. Mr Thomas Staniford Raffles, stipendiary magistrate for Liverpool, died at noon yester-! day. NEW JUDGE. - The Press Association says ...

... lyi. fer, Eist. 1866. e713 MARIMLO AT KIRBY HILL, NEAR RICHMOND. -The marriage of Miss Eliziboth Metcalfe, daughter of Mr Thomas Metcalf, farmer, of Dalton Fields, to the Rev. J. M. Waltynr, took place at Kirby Hill yesterday. The Rev. E. A, Stoolcdale ...

... Pigrn, wto had been appointed to represent th Gt the Hucknall Circnit, had died since he wat Si appointed, and TMr Thonnas Hardy was accepted th in his place. The Revs. S. Halme, T. V. ei Y'Ridley, and Thoinas Smith, guardian repre- P Ilsentative, were ...

... en- NixeyI forcing such law as exists against a practice Hardy. L by Isaac I ible to which so much misery and destruction and Ge, of moral fibre can be directly. traced. and Jom r and M. ?? Thoma, WV. R( It has long been a cherished belief of Mr John Win ...

... inducted to tlse vicitrago of Cettericl by the Rev. W. Danks, rector of Richmond. on Thursday, when the church was well illed. Thomas Steol, of Crok, and formerly a butler, fell down near Mr Bamlett's hoess at Blackwell ydsterday and diedl. Dr. Lawrence, who ...

... offside and hlit thle child on thle si, forehead. He saw' no cause for the horse Icickr- lug, The aniimal was avery quiet onie.-Thomas, Wilde, riveter, deposed that tbe animal reared up behind and struck out, He did not see any. hs tiing that caused the horse ...

... A or transferred, at Greta Bridge Sessions, from ti: -o- Thomas Walton to MaIry Herker.-The license p ieS of thle Cres~s Keys, at Gallow Hill, seas trans- ra formed from Robt, Donald to Thomas Joh nson, tli Piof Bowes. p i RURALx Booirmnmsimo ix NowrT ...