... contest—J. Annan Bryce (B.), 2,304 Sir R. B. Finlay (L.U.), 1,746. KENT (ASHFORD)—NO CHANGE. •HARDY (U.) 8,966 Farrer (R.) Majority 4,544 Last contest—L. Hardy (U.), 5,995; P. Harris (R.), 5,614. LANCASHIRE (LANCASTER)—NO CHANGE. •HELME (B.) .1 Rnssell-Taylor ...

... Ballindereen (Galway), per Thomas Neiland Ballywilliam (Tipperary), per John O'Donohuc and M. A. Darcy H. W. Dillon, Ethelburga House, Bishopsgate Street, London .. Friend A.0.H., Division 443, Banbridge (Down), per Thomas Smyth Glinsk (Galway) U.1.L ...

... became Unionist mai rity of 831. One of the most remarkable Unionist increases is in the Ashford division Kent, where Mr. Hardy’s majority of 380 m 1906 has become 4,544. The seat which Sir Bobert Perks held in the Louth division Lincolnshire has been ...

... RESULT— Mr. Lawrence Hardy (C.i. Mr. P. Harris (L.) 5994 5614 Conservative majority LANCASHIRE—BOOTLB. Col. T. M. 1U.).. Dr. P. Pcrmp'.tan (L.) Unionist majority Ca|. T. M. Sandys (C.l .. Mr. A. P. Thomas (L.) ...

... joining the Board as a Fourth Sea Lord, ja. says the Globe,” a direct descendant Nelson’s famous comrade, Rear-Admiral gir Thomas Troubridge, who perished with his rtag>lup in a hurricane in 1307. Captain Troubridge has filled, among other appointments ...

... UIBRIDGKSRIRE (CHESTERTON). Hon. E. H. MONTAGU (B.) 5.365 E. W. MORRISON BELL . 07.) 4.735 No i bange. CARMARTHENSHIRE (EAST) A. THOMAS (R.) 7.619 PEEL change. I URN WALL (BODMIN). C. (R.) 5,155 G. R CARKW (U 5,085 DFSHKiBSHIRE (W ). Sir H. (L.) 5.8 M THOMPSON ...

... Dublin; G. B. Meenan, Dublin; J. H. Ryan, Dublftt; Allanson, Winn. « King, Dubl-n; and Mr. Hardy. Newry. the motion of the chairman, seconded Mr. Moorhead, Mr. Hardy was appointed to the position. Ihe Board then adjourned. ...

... case of the husband. 'll* action against Mrs Leon is heard at future date. At the salt of Sergeant BaUontine. Bessbrook, Thomas Carroll, of High Street, Beebrook, army pensioner, was charged at \ewry Petty Sessions* Wednesday with cruelty his five little ...

... provided, the chair was taken by the Rev. H. H. MacMahon, who was accompanied on the platform by the following gentlemen—Revs. Thomas Scott, Portrush'; J. J. Pritchard, Ballymoney ; W. T. Denison, Bushmills; and William Ludlow, Portstewart. After devotional ...

... to exist on the .-ufferance Mr John Redmond and hi* disunited followers, would very ehoiily under. (Loud cheers.) R r John Hardy, Dungannon, supported the sentiments put before them by the previous speakers. South Tyrone had been a model all Ireland, and ...

... Mr. Thomas 11. Hardy, J.P. (Woodlawn) . Mr. David Edgar. Miss A. Edgar, Mias S. Edgar (Mountpleasant); Mr. A. C. M'Bride, M.P.SJ. (Armagh); Mr. George Running, Mrs. Running (Woodview), Mr. Vincent M’Mahon (Armagh), Miss Violet Palmer, Mr. Thomas Knipe ...

... Burke, The Fcdly; Mr. Thomas H. Hardy. J.P . Wood lawn; Alls© Violet Painter. Armagh: Mr. David Edgar. Miss M. Edgar. Miss ?. Edgar. Mount pleasant; Mr. A.. C. M'Bnde, M.P.5.1., Armagh; Mr. Vincent M'Mahoc, Armagh; Mr. Thomas Knipe. Drumadd House; Mr ...