... Crawford. Arthur W. ;Crawford, Dard Copples, Thomas Capples, Samuel Smvyth,.JF. - W. Hlodges, Robert Gregrg, Thomas |MLAlonan, Rev. G~eorgs l'lLean, Thomas F. M 'endry, R~obert Steed, R. 5. Ltinton, Thomas Shaw, H. R. Strahan, Alexander Montgomnery, Joseph ...

... R~ev.. 3. N. ae Mioorhead, Rev. J0osas Mitchell, Dr. Boyd, Miessrs. A~lexa. Morelanld, George Nelson, H~enry Bell, 5. Tate Hardy, S. A, R3obinson, Philip Jordan, H~olt W. Lindsay, WIm. Jordan, John Cargan, Hugh Watsons George Bradhury, Samuel Phenix, Samnuel ...

... 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 ...

... Alexander Cran, gralmdsons: I Mr Peter Cran, commission agent, Marischal I Street; Mr Alexander M'Hardy, chief constable, I Inverness-shire: Mr Charles M-Hardy, chief con- I stable, Dumbartonshire: and Inspector NI'fIardy, Inverurie, nephews. There sYas a ...

... to those provided in section 43 of the 'ramways Act 1870. Mr. Wh'itmore, Mr. R. G. Webster, Mr. Courtney, Mr. S. Gathorne Hardy, and Mr. Kimber opposed the motion, the latter remarking that there was. au attempt on the part of the London County Council ...