... recruit his health: a and for a little while, therefore, he will be G unable to fulfil any public engagements. The newly-erected hardy fernery at the Botanic Gardens. now nearing completion, 3 promises to prove highly attractive during the summer to the thousands ...

... with the a Estate Committee on the question of the carrying e ont of the scheme. the Finance Committee have b selected Sir Thomas Hughes and Mr. John Law- v rnce, and the Tramiways Committee Alderman f Charles Petrie and Alderann Frederick Suritb. The ...

... to be a very busy one for the Chief Magistrate and Lady Mayoress, so v far as social functions are concerned. rhi tak The hardy fernery which has just been thE erected in the Botanic Gardens, at Waver- BiL tree, should prove highly attractive during res ...

... Pontypridd, W. B. Moore vice J. H. Watson; Bridgend A. Fenton additional Aberdare, H. W. Wade additional; Tfedegar A. W. Hardy additional; Brecon, Joseph G. Gradford additional; Montgomer, 3. P. Illing worth; Manchester, Oxord-road, John Wright0 Nice ...

... meeting of the members of the Liverpool Clerks' Association was held last even- 0 ing at Exchange Station-buildings, when Mr. d Thomas Clarkson (chairman of director) pre- 0 sided. A'summary of the 38th report-that for 1- 1899-whioh shows a total membership ...

... ro have been won by the Liberals with fairf good e s. Asitis,eonidenceinth sumess of Libea =aidates in these two, con* can hardy, be described asx being strog iS--a- -fact of some signifcance that. though some of the Liberal seats are only held by narrow ...

... beisch-ommitted thepnrisoner for one day only. TaE WaR AND THEWri DcEs-The fol- lowing is an extract from a circular which Messrs. Thomas M 'Oracken and Co., of 3, Rumford- street, are sending to their cuasmers nk a few days, and it is rather interesting reading ...

... Castle, by W. J. J. C.I Bond, £111 6.&; Conway Castle, by J. W. Oakes, A.R-4.,L £19: s The Woods in Octo- ber, by James Hardy, £147; Goats on the Mountains, by T. Sidney Cooper, R.A., £;131 5s. : : Bargaining for Fish, by William Shayer, e senior ...

... LOCAL NEWS. 2 r e LIVMMOTL AND TkHS LATE KrNG H EMan- Y Chevalier Hardy, acting Consul-General for ly , announces that a Requiem Mass in memory t of his la ht Majesty K ing Humbhert will be . celebrated at St. Petes Catholic Church, See- f tket, on Thursday ...

... their names struck off the iegister of the com- T pany, came before the Chancery Division Rol yesterday. Mr. Justice Cozens-Hardy the granted the applications in the cases of some Sir hundreds of shareholders, but ordered the applications of two who sued ...

... &c. They are well and simply told, and form excellent and interesting r reading for children. Life and Correspondence of Thomas 9 Arnold, D.D. Sometime Head Master of Rugby School. By Arthur Penrhyn Stan- ley, D.D. With portrait and full-page illus- ...

... oppose his re. t( turn ifol aigthose measures which 0 ,~ trn~ioulyby tkin to proved. so succetssfil in the opposition to Mr. Thomas MCracken when be stood fur P I~ Great George Ward., The Liberals of East Toxteth haveisd candi-b is da~to in thei minds ...