... and Ivor F. Chichester, to the 1ascieeme,'to date t Nov. 18. Sub-Lieutenat George E;. S. Dow es, to the Hardy, to date Nov. 16. Naval lastructor Thomas 'lator, to the Nile, to date Nov. L Assistant Paymaster Ed. H. Theame, to the Royal Arthur, to date Nov ...

... Ohatfield to be lientenant, bypurcse, vice Thomas Yordley, who re- tireo; Regnier CAmpbell Moore, gent., to be enigo, b purchase, vice Chatfield; Lieuniceant Henry Rowland Spencer Chatfeld to he adjutant, vice Thomas Yardbey, 'iho retires. 91et Foot-LientoenaJ ...

... recorded ea follows, vi&., Gladstone, 1,725; Heathoota, 3,238; Hardy. 1,904. The ote of the professor and the few that rak as snch wens rec ded, 24 for Gladstione 33 for Heathoote, and 12 for Hardy. The fellows of colleges and studets of Christ Church who ...

... Montague George Knight, Magdalein College; Alan Aarvey Drummond, Thomas Charles Agar Robartes, Thomas Archibald Starnes White, Alan Stewart, and Charles Percy Cubitt, Christ Church ; Thomas Arnot Eaglesim, and Richard Wood, Worcester College. Student in ...

... Bart.,, the Hight Hoil. H. J. Daillie, Hion. Alexander H. Baring, Air. Thomas Daring, Mr. Hfenry Barnett, Viscount Barrington, Mr. W. H. Barrow, Colonel W. B Barttelot, Sir Thomas Batesen, Dart,, Air. Allen A. Bathurst, Sir Michael Ei. H. Beach, Dart ...

... Sadlier, promoteJ. lo 6th Dragoons-Captain John Evans, from 9th Lancers, to ig. be captain, vice John Hardy, who exchanges. le 9th Laucers-Captain John. Hardy, from 6th Dragoons, to :o be captain, vice John Evans, who exchanges. cd12th Lancers-Cornet Henry ...

... A. Duthie vice Richard Watson;. Panty- -pridd: Thomas Kirkby, vice Kimnber Hardy;- Rhondda : F. Hunter, vice George Makin;. Brecon : George Wright, vice Henry Glanville; Pembroke: etet Barker, vice' Thomas Rae; Walsall, centenary. S. B. Willuams, vice ...

... sergeant, severely; John Scandret, sergeant, slightly; John Gibbs, private, n slightly; Thomas France,-, colour-sergeant, severely; Jacob Fry, private, severely; Thomas Herbert, private, dan. gerouely; William Evans, sergeant, severely; William Welsh, private ...

... auditory, so ,f drew up short of his opponents, and the speak- ing was from the coaeh. Beyond the Liberal stand, Mr. Keir Hardie and the other survivors of last night's orded had established themselves, and harangued a knot of working men that varied ...

... and-neck race when they came to the Tripos. Mr. Jeans has beaten Mr. Hardy, and he ha. the further advantage of being some seven or eight months younger. But Winchester, from which Mr. Hardy springs, may be almost as ) proud of his achievement as Merchant ...

... in question will, it is said, be .taken from the Parks Regulation Bill introduced by Mr. Gebtorne Hardy in 1867. As that Bill was'defeated by what Mr. Hardy then called an obstinatet minority, which included Mr. Gladstone, Xv. Bright, 9r. Forster, Mr ...

... close. , In connection with the Confercnce, and under the aKUeibceB Of the Crystal Palace Company, there was en exhbition of hardy fruit and vegetables, which will le continued until to-morrow (Saturday). The exhibits were tastefully arranged on tables extending ...