... Bladon, W. Wood, G. Lloyd, ?? N. Hardie, WL Elliott, W. H. Richardson, Dr. Bennett, Dr. Bekenn, Dr. T. Wilson, Messrs Stanton, Darby, J. 1+ Perric, C. Hopkins, Dr. 0. ?? DGoed Messrs, EL Brettell, P. HIl, C. Tawffe W. S. Thomas, J. Blanhez B. F. 'Fothergill ...

... -Nice by L;dy Pirbri, ICOf graphs and other souvenirs, and a, n- embellished with sketches hy ' .granaes Woodville, Dudley Hardy. aud phiW' 0Ito Arthur Collins and Madame Cellni hly 1 a very comprehensive and excelledlan atthe Seldom is an opportunity ...

... the heavenly bodies whle in contact. R esterday's spectacle viewed from Bi aiham, as from other parts bf this country, could hardy be] called imposing, and though it is safe to say that everyone who possessed a telescope, and who affected an interest in ...

... Bristol Arnel orew stroked byfimith scratching. 'Third heat: Notttintbarn R.C.. (A. T. Ring 1, B. Dobbs 2, E. WV. Hardy 3, 18. C. Hardy stroke, A. Scattergood cox.) beat Derby Town! B.C. (S. Horne 1, W. florne2, H. Borne 3, B Horne stroke. A. Yeomans ...

... Wounso. Lieutenant C. M. Robin, Lieutenant L. Benson, p Privates G. Hortcliinson, W.r Laing, T. MIurphy, G. Green, 3. Gathorne Hardy, Corporal J. D. Bell, Privates J. Wright, E. Dooley, J. F. OgiLvy. W. Robinson, *orporal Jacques, Private J. G. Orr, Private ...

... spleen, and died in four hours in great arony. A verdict ?? death iEX'RAaORDIsARY BTUTA'aasv AT BRADnrOE.-Harry Hardy, la'wker, and Thomas Clough,. miner, of Wilbsey, a low district of -Bradford; -were yesterday committed to gaolforten eek an fiv weks'hard ...

... TIIEF Filf0l A LODGnEB.-Bertha. Mary Brierley (30), i no occupation, was indicted for stealing a, £5 note, the',property of Thomas Phillips, a pensioner, Burton- on- I ren Mr. G. Lewis ?? as- serted that the note was lent her by the prosecutor.- P She vwas ...

... Collingwood, Thomas Hugh Barratt, BA. . Suitton Park: WilliamR B. Dent (Erdinguon), Robart S. Armaha, B.A. (Sutton Coldfield). \l\eskly: Edward I R. Eduwards, Philip HLawkes, William is. Simpson, I B.A., Joseph T. Gurney. George Allen. B.A.. Thomas Proudlove; ...

... Messrs R. Levtte.id B. Mathews (vice-presidents), Dr. XV. R. Je die ' J1. Manton (hon. saes), G. A. Nutt (ho.. treassrrs.p W. Thomas, 3. P. Haytch, J.G.Wallis, Dr.AIR P I' S. James, Ha. E. Herd, WV. F. Carter, F. R. BrcL. P. 0. Adams, and others. The dep ...

... total 38. P.EBDITCHH 1. v. CLA.BBS CROSS 11. - Played in mocat charmning weather at Hedditob. Itedditzb: H-illis 1, umn2, Thomas 4, A Willis 0 Woedfleld,26. A.Holloway 1, Fowkrs 4, Court 0, Duggins 8, 5. Lewis 0, V!. Humns (cot out) 0; total 73. Crmbbe ...

... and Igifted with rare good sense. Kng Humbert -was a, |geat believer in the value of open air. His nature wvas essentially hardy. He scorned an umbrella I however heavythe rain, and at public functions wo Tand bareheaded under the flerosat Italian sun ...

... Tuesday next. It Bx .sroscs-FassCra vn WILrIao-In the Chn_- cery Division, yesterday, Mr. Justice Coensa-Hardy had before him a summons taken Cut by Mr. Thomas Francis, of Sparkbrook the trustee of the lats M-r. Simmons, to ascertain whehier any will executed ...