... not take place, owing to not op. •. l'hocautaorr. • Wh.atley Albion Skelton lt, Valls 2, A. White 9, J. White 7, Brook 22, Thomas 20, Doomed 0, Charooek it, Rullsod 4, Mona (out out) 0. Feather 0, intros 7; 1 0 1. Plouelscroft 11, Culpaa U, thaw. 0, Deedsoorth ...

... Blaytbotm (at 131.45 piny Ilirob All enaagements in Mt . !twirl name Mother Win Gatwick engagements • Moonlit and Jolly Roger U. Hardie Handicap. Seatbwell • The Beetle. Burke Hurdle, Lingiteld and Windsor engagements : Fessieker. All engagements Bay illy by ...

... these last few weeks became 1 have given up going to work for him. P.C. Arthur Lister stated that on the 22nd be went to Thomas Hardy's pawnshop, where be found the sheet, and to Mr. Cravens, where the counterpane wee recovered. The Magistrates' Clerk : ...

... Hugh Cecil, Mr. Dillon, Mr. T. M. Healy, Mr. Gullaad Oh* Whip). Mr. heir Hardie, Sir David Brynmor Joins, Mr. Swift Macnoill, Mr. Sanders (Opposicos Whip). Mr. Wedgwood sad Sir Thomas Whitaker. An moved by Mr. Cathcart that the comasleers should be by ballot ...

... Cader (89 miles).—Twelse members seat 138 birde. Kilian Brea. 1086, George I Bettosnlry 1063, H. Smith 1044. Ingham 1040, nod Hardy 1036, &nith 1003. Longwood alies).—Five goettibets sent .154 blade. N. Thorpe 1069, 1006, end 993. J. Sykes 1040, 1026. and ...

... flood= and Humour *Wad into pries and irons tragedy there was a swift insanities to IN HIS OWN COUNTRY Its sword that Mr. Hardy, mid that, enough, ate potion at hit famous oubiiration maw in London, and the mealiest to the town ids ARELPT, WEARERS' PARADE ...

... woman. At point in the recital of the poor Man'. 911, the Court. of weeping. lame mit lrn binß. ' Harker and (two birder. Hardy and She squander, MT atrtug. in drink, - ho continua' 1.53; H. Whiteley, IVO; C. 31.tebell, Ida. 349 not solacing the laughter ...

... whams at .Show mom Mee. Waddington, Neerlands. Brierbotee leardenee. Mr. R. Soteliffel:i Mr. H Fere Bank. Grestiaral end Mr. Thomas Ashworth Cottage. Greetland. Mot Werklinaton won four prises tame being Arm, £2 10.., for eighteen eat bloom.. ' Japanese ...

... at Houton Park on Friday, when J. O'Brien will again be his pilot. F. Munn will Meer I Learnington, will probably ran for Thomas's .table in preference to ApoSinn. Sadao intends to run Randboy and Wargrave in the big hurdle rum at Ilooton Park no Sat ...

... arcomi Motions course heing proceeded In the trial of appeals Ahrrtherre wrlh Therem, Mr. Maim, Sm. appeared for and hlr. HARDY and Mr. Mss, a It sae an appeal apnoea an order • pauper, named Sarah Wade, the re the appellant townaleip. tl,e , part of ...

... eltarged with being drank and disorderly. in %deviate abent half-pod o'clock, Sunday vetting. Policeman raid that himarlt, Hardy, sod Coates. went for the purpose of taking Gill into ecato&r, and at the time there went shoat 100 persons c •Ileeted tumid ...

... F. Wood, Capt. Oliver. Mr A. Walker, Mr L owther, Mr T. Stansfeld, Mr J Waltham, Captain Lucardl. Lord Lascelles, Mr John Hardy, 161,4.,Maj0r Gunter, Capt. Tennant, Col. Wombwell, Mr W. W. Wickham, Dr Scalia, Mr Smyth, air Sagar-Musgrave, Ald. Barran ...