... present were— Messrs. Robert Morrow. James Russ•n, Neleon Reid, John Taylor, John Bradbury, Bennett Megarry, James Prentice, Thomas Spence, Wm. MMeown. STATE OF THE UOUSE. Number of inmates remaining in the home last Saturday, 263; admitted since, 35; discharged ...

... en &merle& for its pilot. Many • :gallant ship bad they steered palely up the Delaware bay and river—that bay to which the hardy Dutch navigators, mono than two hundred and fifty years sea, gave an evil reputation booing, of rJus sbo'ls and al 3d bars ...

... E. ; Thomas Brown, R. C. Addy, James Taggart, Arthur Museen, E. 8. Finnigan, Win. J. Dillon, George Bradbury, James Ker, John Browne, Richardson Long, Thomas Higginson, James C' nn, Henderson Kelsey, Thomas Clarke, William BPDade (Belfast), Thomas Blythe ...

... John Vaughan, I. Tate Hardy, James Jackson, George Allen, B. H. Magoseny. George Bell. Henry Bell, George Nelson, Arthur Stanfield, Dr. Boyd, James Scott, James Cregati, James Ingram, Joseph Gibson, Thomas Reid, Bobeit Hall, Thomas Greer, James M•Clughan ...

... Records, to which he was appointed on the death of the reeolution embodying comma. A poll was de- his brother, Sir Thomas Duffua Hardy, in June, 1878. mended. We understand that Lord Esher, the Master of the SIR JULIAN GOLDSKID, who is st prernt in Florence ...

... in the poet-office, 163, • iireeknock road, itentiih-town, on the 11th of June; with attempting to kill and murder Frances Hardy, another assistant in the post-office. He applied that the trial might be postponed untl the next siessi.ms. The defence was ...

... Flankey, C; Mid (Epsom), *G Cubitt, C; South-East (Reigate), *Sir J T lAwrence, C. Sussex, North (East Grinstead)—Hon E Gathorne Hardy, C; North-West (Horsham), *Sir W Barttelot, C; Mid (Lewes), *Sir H Fletcher, C; South-West (Chichester), *Earl of March, C; ...

... resulted in a verdict for the defendant. AT the Birmingham rolice court. before the st'pendiary magistrate (Mr. Kynnersley). Hardy Summers, proprietor of the Out newspaper, a local satirii al publicat on. has viewed on a nal informat:on charging hiw wth ...

... patronage of my Custotuers. Suits, S.c., made to order on the shortest notice. Fit and Style guaranteed. A TRIAL IfOLICITZD. THOMAS GETGOOD, AVID RAILWAY STREET, LISBURN. N.B..—Ledies' Jack ets at moderate priced'. PUBLIC OPINION is % Grocer for it. JOHN ...

... Tickets and Plan at A. A S. TO BE LISBURN. ExtensiYe Business Premises to Let No. t., BOW STREET, ATELY OCCUPIED IN THE HARD..I./ WARE, House Furnishing, and Fancy Trade; previously in the Bakery. Grocery and Provision Line—Comfortable Dwelling-Louse ...

... S. M'Clintock, Messrs. Thomas S. Howe, Rev. H. C. Lyster, Rev. R. A. Kernan, H. Sm)th, R. H. Magoveney, Thomas Greer, J. G. Naylor, J. Jackeon, H. Gilleece, Geo. Allen, It. Fowler, R. Milligan, Thomas Bell, J. Tate Harty, Thomas Boylan, Major W. Cosbey ...

... Joseph Bell ; 2 , 16, Abraham Redock ; 361, Richard Belshaw, jun.; 716, James M.Drath ; 770, W. H. H. Lyons; 799, Thomas Weir; 1180, Thomas Claike. Foll.wilig these came No. 6 District, Lisburn, headed by the Rev. Canon Poundeu, P.M.; Cap; IWiltiam Smythe ...