... Haggard, Mr. S. H. Faudel-Phillips, Mr. Lecky, 9,1P., Rlon. Schostberg McDounell, Mr. J. U. Le Sage, Mr. W. H. Mudford, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. H. S. Merrimsn Mr C. B. Peabody, Sir Douglas Straight, Mr. T. h. ioosevelt, Secretary to the U. S. Embassy, Mr. J ...

... S.kLTS POPULI LEY SUPRiAx TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14. --o THIS MORNING'S NEWS IN BRIEF. in r. Thomas Bush Hardy, the well-'known Inartist, father of Mr. Dudley Hardy, died on Surnday. be Mr. Charles J. Owens has been appointed ge-eraii mzinliger of the London ...

... G. Tnrbutt (chairman) and James Oakes Esqs , and the Rev. E. E. Morris.] Insolent Irish Beqgabs Bent to Gaol.— Thomas Gibbins and Thomas Towey. Irish labourers, who have only recently oome to England, were Bent to gaol for 21 days with hard labour, for ...

... and thoroughly representative. The chief mourners were Meesr;. Willi=m, James, Thomas, and Al fred Hewitson (Sons) ; Messrs. James and Wiiliam Brown, and Mr. Herbert Hardy (nephews) ;. Mr. Isaao Brash (London) and IMPessrs. Richard Parry, Robert Howee ...

... Williams, 10 so Charles Hardy, Robert Ingran, T. R. Thomas, O ol, Arthur R. Price, George Lowe, George Reed, BU ile Robert Hughes, Lewis Hughes, H. T. Richoads, ol .er Dennis Moooney, A. Sharpe, C. Bolton, D. v' -rs Joyce, Thomas Owen, J. Simon, .J. S. ...

... and owed Mr. Hardy (the landlord) the remainder, but it was never paid oil. He canted on tho bnsiness nntil Sep- tember thia year, when he left, under notice, the land- lsrd having pressed him for the rent. By arrangement with Mr. Hardy he (the landlord) ...

... Wilfred Hackett vice Joseph Kay. : Rochester; Thomas Brighouse vice Moorhouse a Thorpe. Sittingbourne: James Fletcher vice 1 Thomas Kirkby Northam. Warsham: E. J. Southall vice Samuel Johnson. Beocles: Kim- i ber Hardy. vice John Rogers. Attleborough: I John ...

... Cmenier.Hardy vice Alfred I .1. Sicos; Rhonddk: t Ieorgo MNakin vice Frederick }atitr; irctlilbriughaw, Spnethwick : Alobert Mandale vice Charles Wenyon; Worester: Richard Harding vie Thoumas Wilkes ' Manchester, O4h1uan-road: 1T. ,lic vice Thomas Pilton ...

... Peasley-crops, St. Helens, to yesterday, Mr. S. Brighouse, county coroner, kial held an inquest on the body of Thomas Long, eall 19 years of age, of 6, Hardy-street, who died ball i from the effects of being burned on Tuesday |iJ night. Air. AI. J. Hammill, manager ...

... suggesle;] the catting . down of several hedges, which at present ,I excluded parts of the grounds from view, and the planting of hardy flowers on slopes where neither grass nor i shrubs would grow; rough stone steps lead. f ilug from the plateau ncar the bandstand ...

... ernian, Air. Caustonl, Mr. Thomas Ellis, Mr. M\iunro-Ferguson, Sir WV. Foster, Sir Henry lowcer. Mr. I-ierbcrt Gladstone, S~ir 1:. Kay-Shnttleworth Sir 1- . Lockwood, Mr. Mellor, Alr. Mulnndella, Sir R. T. Reid, Mr. Thomas I Shaw, and Mr. \Voodoll ; 21 ...

... Hibernia, 20th July. Surgeon-Thomas C. Meikle, MI.A., M.B., to the Rodney, undated. Engineer-Frank D. Thompson to the Terror, 30th July; David J. Carrutbers to the Spitfir, 30th July. Assistant - Engineer (temporary). - Thomas Pearce to the Vivid, 23rd July ...