... Middle, Thomas David Merthyrmawr, no tender; New- castle Higher, Thomas David Newcastle Lower, no tender Newton Nottage, William Ash Pen- coed, Thomas Doddridge Pyle, John Richards Southerndown, Thomas Hardy, senior: Tytheg- stone Higher, ...

... John Pettie, d RA., Mr. George Du Maunier, Mr. George H. 3 Boughton, ?? Mr. Colin Hunter, ?? o Mr. Edwin A. Abbey, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. b William Black, Mr. S. W. Searle, Mr. A. P. Y Watt, Mr. William H. Appleton, Mr. L. W. t Bangs, Mr. G. W. Sheldon ...

... Clarence W. M'llvaine, Mr. Edmund Routledge, and Mr. Frederick Macmillan; Mr. A. P. Watt, Mr. William Black, Bret Harte, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P., and Mr. Comyns Carr were among the ' literary mourners; while Art was repre- sented by MIlessrs ...

... Rhubarb-Il, Thomas Hambridge, Wytham : 2, Jonthth ue Hastings, Wythami ; 3, Charles Styles, Wytham; .4 lb. William Gibes, Wytham. t it Brochl-I, Thomae Hamabrid ge; 2, John Hastings ; 3, W.,y la- Gila. y Cabbage-i, William Giles; 2, Thomas 9Hambridge; ...

... Cunningham, Mrs Cunningham, A Dohson, Miss Miss ! Thomas Macnamara, E J Courtenay, Mrs Sutton, C James Duckworth, Mr and Mrs Henry, J Favle. .Tame* M'Agister, II Foullerton, E Mrs Wm Ahern, C Creagh, Miss F Hardy, Joseph Verney, A J Cronin, Miss Boyd. M'Cutcheon ...

... you as men and brothers of one flesh to join hands with us. Once within onr ranks you are safe. Your loyalty as a race of hardy workmen is world !'s reputation. Remember that He who would be free himself mnst strike the blow. APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC. On ...

... assistants of Lisburn was held in the Tem- perance Insbitute, to arrange for the town holiday. There was a good attendance. Mr. Thomas 3t Wilson having been appointed chairman, the holida~y, on the motion of Mr. Wods, seconded by M~r. B. Gillespie, the third ...

... THE CONGREGATIONAL UNION. THE GUILD CONVERSAZIONE. ADDRESS BY THE REV URIJAH THOMAS. [SPECIAL TrLEGRAM.1 LONDON, Thursday. The Guild Conversazione in connection with the 16th annual assembly of the Congregational Union was held atthe Memorial-hall, F ...

... first edition of 5,000 was exhausted upon the day of publication. The brilliant attack in thecurrent Qiutticrbion Mrs Ward, Mr Hardy, and Shorthouse, is attributed to Father Barry, the author of the New Antigone. A committee has boon formed at Rio do Janeiro ...

... Signor Doevalle, concert hall singer. severe shock; Charles Cohen, Birmingham, broken leg; John Wilson, Harborne, broken leg; Thomas Hudson. driver: Edwin Lowe. stoker, scalds; Guard Sexton. London and North-Western Railway; George BroSkerton, Wolverhampton ...

... wanted! of John Pearson, briokmaker, who left England in the Wasdale, June, 1873, along w~itlh his brotheg Thomas, bound for Mel- bonrne. Thomas returned' to England in 1876 from 3andridge, Viotoria, leavin behmnd John, who has not been heard of ?? Th ...

... o Association-'House of Commons, 10th May, t 1892--Dear Mr. Johanon.-I had some ocnveara- . t tion the other day with Mr. Thomas Apuiwall,,.el the Liberal and Labour candidate for W4igan. I am glad to learn from him that he has l been adopted by the Liberal ...