... the *e literary matter in the Christmas number pf the F( ?? London News is guaranteed by the p names of Bret Harte, Q,' Thomas Hardy, u and J. M. Bsarris, while the engravings which # an are profusely scattered through the number are ul admirable. The ...

... BENCH AND BAR. IBefore Mr. J. S. Gathorne Hardy, BI.P., at the Isecond court at the WVest Kent Quarter Sessions I yesterday, a man and his daughter had been Dacquitted of a charge of robbery, upon which f Mr. Hardy told the jury that if they had - known ...

... varietiesand colours): 1, 31 Mercer; a . Dalziol; j 1k 3, F Cutbill. Collection of Twenty-four Hardy d, Fllowers: 1, J Dalziel; 2, H Mercer. Collection F it, of Twelve Hardy Flowers: 1, NV Husker, Zen; i ly 2 4 JFaulkner 3, W Hosker, jun. v ly . J . t trt er ...

... Christ 1 e Church, Chadderton; Frederick Sydney Cooner 1 I Crane, MNA., King's College. Cambridge, - to I d Chorlton-cum-Hardy; Heury Dams, B.A., Trinity College, JDublin, to St. Tbomas's, Pendleton; ;I Y Charles Walter Llovd Evans, B.A.. St. t Edmund's ...

... lalsa (Holywell), Thomas G. Pugh; Itagillt H1Iolywoll), Robert Curry, William Hugh Evans (Chester); -Mold, J)aniel Anwyl Williams, An'urio Lloyd Hughes (Leswood); Beaamaris, William Thonas, Owen Evans (Llangefm); Amlwcb, Thomas Thomas; Holyhead, Philip ...

... it 1al times to lay. bare their learning to in any irrepressible xatepaysr. 'I 'the .island of A Guernsey they have in Mr. Thomas Guille and at Mr. IFrederidik Mansell Alis' benafictors of the Tj& R first water Their pains to place elevating A n influences ...

... Mr. Balour Be, 'Browna's address, asked the crct to make en bee order for- the atteadance- of Mr. Thoma ApN e auctioneer, of Northwich; and'. Mr. and Thoma Moore, of Northich, secretary of ie nac Salt Chamber of Cormerce. - a MU In anllswer to a queeioi ...

... BRINE PUMPING COMPENA- TION BILL. This Bill, which affects the brine pumping are of England, was asin before Mr. Gathorne Hardy's select committee yesterday. Mr. Ieonard Wells, civil engineer, whose ezaminationin-chief was concluded on Monday. was re-called ...

... of the arrangeentsat the eshumationat St. James's Cemetery. ACCDeT TO A LivinPooL LDy.-T-At ncri yesterday, as Mrs. David Thomas,- of Albert r Edward- road, Liverpool, was riding a donkey. on , the sands at Blackpool, she fell, fracturing her . thigh ...

... on Satnurday, before Mr. Clarke Aspinall, coroner of Liverpool, touching crde athedeath of Robert Hardy, aged three ?? rychild of Henry ?? Marcilla, Hardy, of 56, Wood- I hine-stret.. The father, a dock labourer, stated' owon P that on Monday night his ...

... s were entrustcd to a committee, consisting of tho Rev. Dr. John Thomas, the Rev. Griffith Ellis, M.A.. , ithe Rev. Hugh Jones (Wf. the Rev. David Powell, Mr. Thomas Edwards Mt. Thomas Jones, and Mr. Robert Roberta, the honorarv seeretary, to acb inc ...

... Association}, Robert Donnell, F. W. Thomas, tin G. A. Walker, John Cnnliffe, Thomas Quinsey, 19 Charles Henry, Charles Holland, J. W. Pearson, W R. G. Roberts, James Waite, William Santley, di jun., John Harper, J. Sedgwvick, Thomas Parkin- O, Son, Joseph Hodson ...