... a meeting in the Waverley Hotel-Mr R. El. Craig, secretary; of the union. presiding, in the absence' of the cosirmian, Mr Thomas Walker. engineer. The Chairman explained that the meeting had I I been called for the perpoae of holding a con-: fereoce with ...

... M'Cara, and the following members of Parlia- ?? Lockwood, Colonel Williams, General Russell, Sir John Dorrington, Messrs Round, Hardy, Hobhouse, Loyd. HnmphryE, Owen, Ranltin, Halsey, and Morreli. Sir William Hart Dyke, introducing the depu- tation, urged the ...

... Eye (L), 17lS Unionist majority, 295. I MERTHYR TYDVIL ?? ?? Thomas fL) ?? 81198 J. Kepir Hardie (Lab.) ?? 5745 *W. Pritcherd Morgan ?? 4404 Leboor gain. In 1895 the reault was,:-D. A. Thomas (L), 92f10; W. P. Mo~rgan (14, 8,554; H. C, l~ia-ii (U), 6525; ...

... In 1895 General FitzWygram (U).was returned t unopposed. . . ENT. (ASaFORD)-12,714. Hardy (U) ?? :. : 98 Nicholson (Protestant U) ?? 2343 ?? change. In 1895 L. Hardy (U) was returned unopposed. LANCASHIRE (MIDDLETON)-13707. T E.-B. Fielden (JU) ?? :14 ...

... 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 ...

... O weight fnr age, .; winaer to be acod for a36eT. Six ur- longa, straigbt a I ?? t Harper's Mfck, r ym ?? Hallick N1tr F. Hardy's St Bernmr, 3yr ?? aL tea ?? Teniuge, Comillne.r ?? Owner ?? Radnov's Tenebrosm, 3 yrs ?? Bush-ll a 1 aMrJ. Moffaet~s oteCrnuger ...

... English. Hugh Ponton Learmont. The uander-mentioned Sub- Lieutenants to be Lieutenants:-lRugh Owen, Charles Hugh M Camont Woods. Thomas C. Biroome. , -With reference to the notice in the London Gazette I'o September 11, ISOO, the date of the premotion of ...

... passed over, including good examples of rising &rtisis-Gutlhrie, Walton, and Hardy-all of whom are well represented. Expressions of regret; indeed, have been made that Hardy has not found a place among the recent admissions to the I membership. But probaibly ...

... Aberdeen Sheriff Courthouse. Mr Jas. Murray of North In- verainsay presided, and the other justices pre- sent were Messrs David M`Hardy of Cranford, George Sinolair, William Duthie, Collynie; William Ainsae, Pitfour; and Major Campbell of Cloghill. NEW HOTEL ...

... owner, 119 HOPeSte. atr'i>Alveander. Merchant, 2 Leven Street. POollo- shields. ?? chpping agent. Glasgow. a -XCr;i ?? , Thomas MfL11ar, shipossner. 24Go- qae Macfarlines. Georre. engineer, Dunsloy. Bellahosaston, !aktfarjn'¾ jaines, baker, 96 Great ...

... LITERARY NOTES AwD GOSSIP n j OF THE WEEK. I Dr Thomas Wright is going to celebrate the xvi Cowper centenary in what is now a favourite way id, F. if adisiguishing such occasionsa-by editing, Pr ~jnamely, a volume of hitherto unpoblished scraps 1~ F of ...

... enable them to wipe away their debt, for if they were clear of it -their regular income would suffce to keep matters Ugoj MIr Thomas Kyd, in moving she adoption of the infirmary report (the substance of which has already been -published), ?? is a great privilege ...