... nir Paul, Lyon Kirn of Arms Dr3.r. B. de Courcy- Berry, Consul-general- at -7 Antwerp; Mr. George Tlaihousie Basasay hlr. Thomas Tacon; the Hon. W. Macpherson, Judge of the High Court, Bengal; Diwan .Bahadur V. Baeshyam Jyengar acting Idvocate-geueral ...

... Ramsay, C.B. Mr. George Dalhouisie Ramsey was formerly a prominent officeal at the War lffice, but retired in 182. Thomas Tacon. Mr. Thomas Henry Taoze, of ?? House, Eye, was born at Eye in 1.'dZ and for masy years carried on a succesful brewery there. ...

... Pariridge, Mr. Joseph Pennell, Mr. W. T. Smedley, Mr. A. S. Unstrick, Mr. Hueb Thomson, Mr. Stanley Berkeley, and others. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Austin I ob.hon, and nearly all the principal living imapinative writers will be among the literary con- trihutors ...

... Cotton ?? .. . . .8204 Browne, George Willis,, ?? , ., ,. 8003 Younger, Edward John ?? 7205 Howard, Henry Cocil Lloyd ?? 7252 Hardy, Sydney James ,, ?? ?? ?? ?? 7031 Sprot, John Mark Francis ?? ?? (819 Ingestre (Viecount.) ?? ?? 0700 Nicol, Wilfred Edward ...

... for improvements in connection with electric trams-in re IDickinson's patent, No. 5,461 of 1891-will come before Mr. Justice Hardy. In the Queen's Bench Division there are also a ;n-mber of local cases ?? and cycle litigation is still a prominent feature ...

... 399 Sergeant Hugh Lockhart Ross. corporals ba Michael James Heery, 74 Frank Martin, 246 Godfrey Pickard. Lance-Corporals 53 Thomas Dunn, 51 William Barnard Dufty. Troopers 116 Edward Alfred Smith, 77 George McDougall, 44 John Tolcher, 113 Frederick Win ...

... already here. I had a company of 110 ?? entrusted toi me, and as a Pioneer Officer my task is very important. Bearded, stalwart, hardy fellows are these oaers. They obey, understand, and carry out l all orders as though they had been soldiers for twenty years ...

... and Councillor Copestake suitably replied. FUN;I'rAL O' Mats. BALGUY, AT C II.AL L-E N LF - Fu ITU.-At the Church of St. Thomas A 'Becket, Chapel-en-le-Frith, the interment took place on WVednesday of Mrs. Ellen nlizrebeth Balguy, vwife of major C. V ...

... and costs, and warned him that a. repetition of such an offence would be severely dealt with. Thomas Smitfi, builder, etc., Compton, was summoned by Thomas Ward, a labourer, for neglecting to pay him his wages or having re- ceived a week's notice, and ...

... J. he en Scott, Spellow-lans, 0. H. Jones, Egremont, Phil no ot- Dutton, Evrion-brow, Thcs. Evans, Birkenhead. to Thos. 5. Thomas, Oakfied-road, and Daniel tb, ?? Lloyd, EgreMont. On the motion of r. Lloyd, li d, seconded by Mr 0. H , it was decided to ...

... of llo soldiers en- met trusted to me, and, as a pioneer offi- oft cer, my task is very important. hor Bearded, stalwnrt, hardy fellows are Brii these Boers. 'hey obeyv understand, the and caniry out all or~lers ts though they 179 had been soldiers for ...

... the Madding Crowd, adapted from Thomas Hardy's novel by the author and Comyns Carr, April 29th. It will be remembered that Mr A. W. Pinero was accused of lifting the plot of his successful St. James's Squire from Mr Hardy's story, and much ink and many ...