... nemcd voeer ?? :nemicrs. CTsOVA-P-OT feur vacancies Tixe nominajiirie. William Xecth as'Shaishland. Thomas ?? Robert Hervey. ',Aesane Teller, and Thomas Slobe. The first three are the retirhig memibers.- Sk'TGrOAe'rS.-Fer three Varaucies the following ...

... row travelling towards tl I.Norway. Its secondaries arc sil nw, and are moving mrte directly over Irelandx and Eng- land. Hardy . any permanent change was S indicated a;a a Meteorological Office last night, although a temporary shift of the wind to Si ...

... ago lost the distinction an of first explorer, which has passed to Leif i tu-the Lucky and Thorfiun Karlsefrie, those ill hardy Icelanders who disembarked on the l .nd shores of Vinland (the modern Massachusetts) about a thousand years after Christ. Now ...

... in this opinion by the fact that one of the ~few literar' Lord Rectbrs of recent years psiraied this vera' course-I mean Thomas Carlyle. (1,Ldndeheers.) The other day I had ini My hand ~the spare, pathetic notes which he used for his discourse .i, th ...

... Kyle. There are ?? Thomas Hardy, T. Bailey Alddich, ard0t' and the issue is as usual Well ?? and white. ?? The Sketch publishes a g0cd Chu number, capital esawples of arti ' £ being contributed by Phil May Tom ere ' Dudiey Hardy, and Louis Wain eb'ark ...

... cup addted by Mr David Jardine Jardine. 'Winner u eUrP £diO6 e-'scond -; thirdl, and forh, £5 each four dogs, £4U eab. Mr H. Hardy's Heirloom ?? Cunningham's Carnimel e Bob e Sir T.-Brocklebank's Bar Gold agst Mr H. Srcklebsank e Bold Stroke Mr Pilkiut'n ...

... congregation agreed to increase the stipend of their minister, the Rev. Thomas P. Ranldine, M.A., by £50. Me ORDwNtTION TO RHvaIZ PARIsH1 Cssmccn-Orn ic Thurday ev.j. C. Mu'Hardy, Kirkmrichasl, was ordained minister of Rhyne: ns hrh j in room of Rev. ...

... speakers were Sir jO Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett, Mr Scott (another ot at the small band favourable to the Boers), and th MSr Keir Hardie, who also favoured the Boers. de Then the amendment was irit ihrawn, and the H rest of the sitting was spent in discussing ...

... custody. Mr BALFOUR-On Saturday evening 18 articles, of which 13 were Nelson relics, ehieflv medals. and 5 were relics of Sir Thomas Lewis. were abstracted from cases in the painted hlall of Greenwich Hosmital. As the matter is in the hands of the nolice ...

... of f the ?? companies and eorporations of the F countryv. Then. after speeches from Mr Labon- a chere, h1r Lounghl Mr KEir Hardie, and Sir Ellis E Ashmea'l-Bartlett, the bill was read a second E time. ti a Subsecouently the second reading of the Ap- P ...

... regard to lead poisoning in the manufac- ture of china and earthenware early next year. c Horses at the War. Replying to Mr Thomas Bayley and Mr Trovelyan, Mr POWELL WILLIAMS said that the num- ber of horses landed in South Africa amounted, t according ...

... tense dislike when they found people among themselves telling lies like that? Let them, he - said, remember that Mr Keir Hardie stated I publicly in the House of Commons that he had information from the soldiers that the ghastliest mutiny was going to ...