... present-Rev. Canon I r:al dean Key&s. Vmn. Hardy Holmes, t TAi. .1. F. loriartv, F. H. Verner. and IL !V. S de \Thmio: Burleigh Stewart, Colonel -M. mr xr ?? TrHB. Fleminag; Messrs. L Buchanan, t T ' ?? Thomas Kvle, James Riddall. J. K F~e.e: nd-hi Ch]as ...

... having been produced by the grower's system of cross-culture. Mir. Thomas Hill, of the Daisy Hill Nursery, Newry, made a speciality of varieties of phlox, monthly roses, gladiolas, and hardy herbaceous plants, while many nice varieties of picotees and carnations ...

... townste-wart; Al ;'MClurg, Ardstraw; E. Clarke, Strabane; Professor Heron, Belfast; Dr. Magill, Haghera; W. J. Baird. Killead; Thomas Harri- son, l:Cathfriland; W. iEt. Gillespie, China; S. B. Stewart, 'Sinmilecross; and Mr. Whan, Anagh; licentiate--RPev. ...

... cnmaistted in Glasgow RAtP an -the night oif tbr- la-t lust, lacirg thea third -mga-sgly in Vlh's City ai'tllin tbwo days,. Thoma Stu-ana eho;arrr, quaiua 1-aied witsh Mary We~ir, o)r Tod-d- wiflh ?? livedat 21, Duloe rof.He astaci -the pomker find -Plunke~d ...

... date. A letter was received from the Local Government -Board in reference to the water supply of the village of Richhill. Mr. Hardy (the councillor for the division), who aas present, stated that there ivas an ample supply of water for the vilage. and that ...

... ec'rrs ar-- adlrsitedliv- rllzI or tre1 tiivi~tl Ion . Sp~rksg of trtret - tp lerlti i sa ills 1.:1,-v-e(ci --Wes-se-- - Mr. Hardy ildidllt5 s lttr 12hI ?? rn-tc a cu be 01 uli' chore (iTOsat- bensis'. Rttforli-L. to then sheaf1 -bklrirdc sbn w I the trust ...

... 'Mr. and -Mrs. A. (G. CLawford. Rev. Ezektel White (Drotan:0re). 'Mr. and i\lrs. RThoard Hunter, Mr. WT. J. Hardy, D.I, ?? and Mfrs. Hardy, BMarrmniJ: Mr . J. Moodr and Mrs. Mcod-, Mr. J ohn MICandless and I Clie isses lCedess, Mr. J. ClannolLv and ...

... big for their weedy bodies; in fact, they are not even such good chargers as mules. The Basuto ponies are regarded as handy, hardy, little animals. UMBRELLAS ON THE FIELD OF BATTLE In & discussion on ambulance setrice for troops in the -field, Surgeon-Major ...

... Craig, Thomas 'Campbell, David Pol- lck, AIDbert Gibson. R. Martin, J. Smyls, T. Matthews, Wm. Bryans, James Thonopeno. SamI. Culien. Alex. O'Neill, James Brown, H. 3M'Donald. J. Black, J. W.T Shields, Wms. Adc'1dlc, ReHn-, Campbe]l, Thomas Henderson ...

... Bcatid of Trade cm'~~era- Cl' seirars rrhbislsorps a nd ethe-r pew- --an - no nwlhno briar an- wnt trade. ish Ma- -at bt' hardi[i n-ot a 'Board of Trade at H ?? 'rss; j rn Queen, [hi-ract bar pri-vate sac-- rcaa 1a'rr' era a iliter to ritac colonel ...

... 1,713.-Majority, 295. s |MERTHYR IYDYIL. ts Thomas (S.) ?? ?? 8,598 be Hardie (Labour) ?? 5,7415 Morgan (S.) ?? 4,004 ?ardie'ai majority over Morgan -1,701 7e Result of last election. (1895)-D. A. Thomas ?? 9,25O; W. P. Morgan ?? 8,554; H. C. nt Lewis ...

... ?? -3547 1515. Lieuteuant-Genernl Sir F. itzr.Wygram (C.) Unopposed. KENT (A{EFORD). Hardy ( ?? 5.898 'Nicholson (S.) .. . 2.343 Majority .. . -355 1895. L. Hardy (C) Unopposed. KERIRY (WEST). OYDonnell (N.) .. ?? 2.464 Julhan (N.) ?? 1065 Majority ...