... Market Tolls—Joseph Winship; Matron of Sanatorium Mary Alice Isabel Thomas ; Keeper of Weighing Machine in tho Hay Market —Charles Moody; Custodian Public Bathing Shed —Henry William Hardy ; Curator of Parker's and Christ’s Pieces —Alfred Nunn ; Curator ...

... months’ i ment in the eecond division aod he sentence was completed be ort to regain the position he once OF STEALING POWLS. Thomas Johnson, 48, a labourer, late io Sazon Street, was valne _ the property of William on I QO 2 Wrrre ww. ae ee Woo ted.— Prisoner ...

... to the teachers were delivered by Messrs. W. J. Decks, W. I Gilbey, A. W. Endersby (the school Superiu-1 tendent), and A. Hardy (the school Secretary) ; Messrs. A. Smith and T. Bidwell replying. Mrs. Kerry and Mrs. Hayden rendered duet, and Miss Kate ...

... Prof. 8. Randolph, the Alesaudri Hall, Cara bridge, at 8. New Theatre, The Belle of New york,” at 8.15. Billiaris. Digzle v. Hardy, ’Varsity B.liiard Hall, Jesus-laoe, Cambridge, 8 p m. WEDNESDAY to p.m). Sale of Household Furniture Messrs A. M Robinson ...

... TO-DAY’S NEWS. Thomas Phillips, steeplechase jockey, was killed while riding Tenby Steeplechases on Wednesday. At Batley on Wednesday George Kellett was remanded on a charge of killing his mother, whom he attacked first with a shovel and then with a poker ...

... also made - er J other breaks of 77, OH, 51, 4S. 46. 27. and e Hardy’s highest scores were 89. 68. 48, clneir.'* * lw ce )» 23 (three times), and 21. The losing scores read as under : W. Hardy (receives 3,000) 7,417 p, toggle, in play 5,922 *> will be reaumed ...

... gentle Lark,” Mr. W. Hesmond 4 if it of “The RB ant of and Mr. A Hall’s viotin also deserve » had t that mention, Mrs. Hardy's singing was one an enc » Se, most enjoyable f. Meverbeer’s “ Mercy for me” she sang . Tibacio,” and a result again in the ...

... 27th January.—For assaulting Jame- Stephen Cowell, the secretary of the Castle braii' of the Salvation Army, on Sunday last Thomas Rick wood, labourer, of 125, Richmond road, was fined os. ICE SONG.—There was a large atten dance et the usual weekly meeting ...

... Alan Gray, Esq. Miss M. Green ! Miss K. Green | Mrs. Grilliths i Dr. Griffiths Mrs. G watkin B. Hammond, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy N. B. Harman, Esq. F. llarmer, Mr. and Mrs. \V. Uattersley, Esq. Messrs. Hattersley Mr. and Mrs. Heape C. Uillyer, E-q. I Messrs ...

... 50choice plants for cold greenhouse. 35.; Goosebery and Currant bushes. 2a. fid. dozen ; Raspberry Canes, for 2s. fid ; packets Hardy Flower Seeds. Is. 3d.; 20 packets Vegetable Seeds, 2s. ; Myrobella Plum, Privet lieech. Qnickthorn. for hedging. 2s. fid 100 ...

... ; 50 choice plant* for culd greenhouse. 35.; and Currant bushes, 2s. 6d. dozen ; Raspberry Canes. 50 for 2a. ; 25 packets Hardy Flower Heeds, la. 3d. ; 90 packets Vegetable Heeds. 3«. ; Myrobella Flam, I'rlvet Beech. Quickthorn, for hedging, 6d. 100, ...

... 50 choice plants for cold greenhouse. ; Ooosebery and Currant bushes, 2s. 6d. ; Raspberry Canes, 50 for 2s. fid ; packets Hardy Flower Seeds. Is. 3d.; 90 packets Vegetable Seeds. ; Myrobclla Plum. Privet Beech. Quickthoru, for hedging. 2s. 6d 100. 20s ...