... every Merten Hertl went down threo enough wes that rowed over every night ; the au of bumps was twenty-five, Last Mr. Oosens-Hardy, BA., New Collegn, though he lost his motion by 61 to 16 votes, made very speech on the question that‘ Aa, in the opinioa of ...

... — WANTED, experienced SEWERS.-Apnly W. Bradley, 39. Hilton-street, T ANTKD, JOBBING SADDLER.—J. O. WrighUm, Chorlton- cum-Hardy. HAIRDRESSERS.—WANTED, a LATHER LAD.—Apply -*- _Oakden's, 17, Chancery Lane. Ardwick. LINER WANTED, used to cycle work.—Cornbrook ...

... LAST WEEK THE MASQERADE BALL, Including DICK DAVIES AND HIS TEAM, THE OLYMPIAN QUINTETTE, (Cornish, Hardy, Sampson, and the Slocum Brothers). (Cornish, Hardy, COMEDY QUARTETTE THE TWO FORGET-ME-NOTS, And MISS MAGGIE RIMMER, Ta-ra.-ra.-boom-fle-ay. Next WEEK ...

... i I CELAND POPPIES are extremely showy; per- ].fently hardy perennials, comning up yearly; splendid for cutting; sixi, Is 3d. free.-W. Reams- bottomy Esq,: ieashlil. VIRGININ CRFEEPER; rapid, hardy climber; four, iS 4d free; Self-clinaging: Virginian treepar ...

... to their appreciation of Lord Cranbrooira kindneaa and to anpport out excellent and greatly Member, the Hon. A. E. Gat me-Hardy. I may add that the Bight Hon. Sir W. T. Harriott, Mr. Gerald E. Loder, and Mr. T. W. Boord, M.P.’a, hare alao kindly promiaed ...

... during the fiahiog season:— Barra—Messrs Stockdale, Grange, and Fitzpatrick, Keith; Stornoway—Dr Black, Invernees, and Mr Hardie, Newbattle; Stromness—Mr Mackenzie, Falkland; Shetland—Mr Macmillan, Baillieton. The committee began with balance of £2412 ...

... of the record being an occasional deviation into a bonus. THE THOMAS EXCELSIOR JL COVERING: FOR RETAINING HEAT IN BOILER.9, STEAM PIPES, CYLINDERS, AND ALL HEATED SURFACES. T. M. THOMAS and SONS have much pleasure in calling attention to the above (new ...

... out) 1, Thomas b tfldacre 0, extras 3;iN total 6?. HxIsvoswoma-s WOOD REssEvE v. WrsT Buosiwrda al DAnT-sosrrn-Played at Poor Acres. '-West Brentich at Dartmouth : Stephens 2, Bessley 5; G. Reynolds (reth-ed of hurt) 10, Phair 0, Chance 11, Hardy 15, Lawi1sy ...

... coltiyshowed signs of prosi;ety, and even now the colonists have to struggle with fears and darngers that would daunt any but a hardy and determined people. THE UNREGISTERED DEATHS SCANDAL. Mr. 1V. E. Baxter held an inrquest on Saturday with reference to the ...

... Captain H. L. Pearson, ELX_, Colonel ,1. W. Scott, C.8., Colonel R. M. Stewart, Colonel Lord Sutii.-ld, and Colonel W. J. Thomas, Aides-de-Camp to tlie Queen; and Sir Gerald Seymour FitzGerald, ?? ?? Political Aide-de-Camp to the Secretary of State for ...

... of £2 10s by George Roberts Priors 2nd £1 10s Thomas Barford 3rd £1 William Loucb Stoneleigh highly commended George commended F Wills Tachbrook the for farming 100 their sons results were:— 1st £2 10s Thomas Nicholls Salford 2nd £1 10a William commended ...

... ABERYSTWYTH. YTNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF WALES, U ABERYSTWYTH. PR £ SID £ NT I- The Right Honble. lord ABERDARE, G.C.B. PRINCIPAL THOMAS FRANCIS ROBEETS, M.A. (Oxon.). A large number of ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS ^EXHIBITIONS, from B50 to B10 (open and close), FFERED ...