... c' tbe above was held at the Council offices Alvaston, o 1 Kriday evenlog. when Mr. W. Blews Bobotbim presided, and Mr. J. Hardy Smith, .occupied the vice chair. The otle: m rubers Resent were Meerg. G. W. Sml b, H. Dexter, T fcelt.am, it, Obadwiok, G ...

... necessary. No ward could tight like Castle Ward (applause), and they wouh. soon have to oppose the election for the borough of Sir Thomas Roe and Mr. Bell. If they co -Id beat Sir William Harcourt surely they could beat their next opponents (Applause). Through ...

... Serres, J. I. Richards, R.A., Herbert S. Parey, Geo. Cruikshank, Geo. Earp, Buckley, Sir E. Landseer, Barker (Bath). James Hardy, H. Valter, Lorenzo de Moro, G. Morland, B. Pinelli, L. Haghe, ?? J. D. Harding, T. Ewins, Gustave Dore, Hamilton Marr, W ...

... Gjtatburij-o, 12. C. Uraeaamitn, L,. A. Goilinar.t, Janiea Ltocaa 1, L. IV*. de Grave, ired^. Gica-i-y. John G.etton. AI.P.. Thomae GoodaU, Key. G_ _N. Gresley, B. G. Gisbor.-i-.-, Ec via C. Green. Geo. Gaau. FranK Glanville, G. Gre. ?? Greatorex, U. Goodman ...

... and Mrs. F. B. Secly, Mrs. E. ?? Mundy, Miss Forman, Mr. 1. Ml. Knowles and Miss Knowles, Mr. and Mrs. C.: ?? 1irkin, Mr. Hardy, Mr. A. W. Cowving (El- vaston), Mr. W. Burrows, Mr. Pinder tFarndon), Mr. Bostock (Derby), Mr. Canner (Stanley), etc. It was ...

... statement while Gee. M. redith and Thomas Hardy are still alive. Lord Curzon is described as Viceroy of India, and, next to the President of the United States, the most re- . sponsible official in the world, and Sir Thomas Lipton is, of course, the latest ...

... 'Webb, end Frederickl Hughes 'Gandy- . Millington, Joseph, 67, Rosehilt Street, dairy farmer; proposed by Frank Duesbury and Thomas Ma wbey; seconded by Henry James Blount and John 1Young. MR. GORDON LEY'S CANDIDATURE. A very well attended and suecessfnl ...

... ind J. P. Doherty, Councillors E. Horne, F. P. Copestake, -W. W -Wintet'; F. E. Leech, J. Walker, A. Sibipson, J. Pottei-, Hardy, Gordon Iay, the Hon. F. Strntt, C.- Sinim, J. H. -Ottewell, A. Brown, Waiht Pesohb NV; 3llater,' C. J. Shackle- ton, Efiton ...

... the London parlks.' and also at -Hampton Courtipar dons, where enormous beds are devoted to its cu- ture. It is thoroughly hardy, standing unharmed through the severest winter;.and.in spring estab- lished plants bloom 'with great. profsion. There are two ...

... Becket Ward. Councillor A. Brown was in the chair, and was supported by Councillors J. W. Gandy, ?? 'Beadle W. Moore, C. W. Hardy, J. Dean, and J. Newton, and Messrs. W. Freeman, W. C. Dare,- G. H. Powell, G. Fowke, T. H. Wells, T H. Wigley, J.P., G. Barratt ...

... (iapalan, h l; ?? ?? 2 W 1 aruman, b Elliott .. ;8 P Sbe;wiu, b1 Parl iy ?? 82 W BIull, a Hardy, b Smithl e A 'mI t b. b Ioa.. . J Amdrlendlcardy,blal th i A Hardy, not out ?? 59 J Gteen, c & U ?? Y WV iearson, b Green. 1 J Stceples. e ',,r,bgortou 4 C ...

... Hook, 44, Talbot Street; George Hearne, 163, St')ckbrook Street; Wm. George Purcell, 12, So- ciety Place; Thomas Clark, 16, Balaclava Road; Thomas Allen, 57, Lynton Street: Albert Hall, Shaw Street. fight Hon. H. Chaplin, M1.P., Pre- sident, Local Government ...