... Roacn Feb. 25. Thomas Wilton ll. Revel Feb. 24. Cartm arrived Feb. 24. left New York for Hull Feb. 24, Ariosto kit Capo Town for Hull Feb. iej-.ii rro. aa. Uv’ERPoOL. ten. 26.—ARRIVED—Jafcira ss: Honfleut; Eietta m. Bilbao; tv. Ilcmtebcsl; Hardy m. Roman sv ...

... washing, and nniCrrm; beer allowed—Apply the üßdcmgr.ed. with rereot testimomaU. any day. at 10 o'clock. „ Pebrtiary 20th. I»f0. THOMAS BLAIR. Central Manager. WEST RIDING ASYIAM. ne»r U««k. -Wanted. ATTENDANTS: tero» ac*«t* pteferml: •bl« r;*d matin at tnht; ...

... Rogers. I.ondou. vellum bookbinders. Mr. E. R. Pca«e, Loudon, was as the representative of t4»? Fabian Society. Mr. Keir Hardie, Ldhdon. and C. Lee. Halifax, were nominated by the Independent l.obonr party, but no nomination made bv the Social Urmocralic ...

... Cecil. New College, obtained 162. Mr. T. Outhbcrtson, Corpus ChriMi, was elected junior treasurer with 180 vote*. Mr. A. P. Hardy, of University. who was also nominated, had votes recorded in his'favour. There were five candidates for the office of secretary ...

... second miss out. Twenty-seven guns, taking fifty shares, competed, and the following ten killed all, and divided:—Messrs. Thomas Sadler. Jackson, Fryer, Todd, Long, Haslam, Dawson, Johnson, Oliver, and West. Then followed a Triangular Match for £l5 at ...

... to die in his boots. SENTENCES AT THE LEEDS ASSIZES. | The following sentences were massed at the Leeds | Assizes to-day :— Thomas Convey (16), painter, who pleaded guilty to shopbreaking at Southowram, on January 2lst—one month’s imprisonment. Mary Ann ...

... J . W. Fielding, 15 and 27, Lane, New We: wil Tey. 7st LE CLOTHING.—Ws: ited, a few sharp GIRLS to y the machines.—Dawson, Hardy, and Co., 19, Park 3 SALE CLOTSING.—W anted, , Journeyman TAILORS, Gx a coat makers—Apply R. B. Brown and Sons, Blackman Lee ...

... imprisonment for stealing a of lKtoi«. also from hVeernan. Hardy, and Willis (Limited), at Halifax, January 17th. Thomas Convey (161. painter, was indicted for breaking into the shop of Thomas Worthy, at Houtbowram. January 21st. and stealing hoots. 12 ...

... come, will doubtless make a popular account of our conflict with tho Boers. The Rev. E. J. Hardy has skilfully chosen the time for the issue of his book, Mr. Thomas Atkins (Fisher Unwin). It is, as it claims to be, a sympathetic study of the soldier by one ...

... pennanenry; full p*ttunlan.-AJiVd SQjfra. B. West Parade. Hoddertflvld. HAT DEPARrifK^fr.—Wanted, an ABHISTAKT. If. C. J. Hardy and 00.. B-er Unc. Jeeds. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT—Meiers, c. J-Hardjr and Blur Lone. Lead*, rcqairo ASSISTANT.—AppIy p*raooally ...

... aeeood, for horaca whkh to the tlmo entry had not won atceplc ebase ralae ; weight for ace. Sc. Three hi ilea. Mr. Graham a Hardy, 6 yra. Priralr 'l3 Mr. I.)le ••lerxllntiinc. Syra. H. H. MUn«-y s.Sbortbreail. Owner 13 Mr. J. Monro Walk>-r Ace. 6}ra. Latham ...

... 43aA—Addrr>j_A lie. The Yorkshire Port. Letde. WANTEU. COTTAOEor small lleuer. Wol-U. h:gb and dry; iK-at Ihifliein piclenedMr. Hardy. Waternale. Uoncailer. U* ANTED. Uusmtiy House. etn-lowd. ten miles rouml mate rent, nearest lekvrsph office.-Addreaa II 217 ...