... FENIANISM. TUE ( - LERKENWFILL OUTRAGE. The coroner's• jury are in a diaselty. They want to be brought before them, and Mr. Hardy says thinks it illegal to allow primates to be takes to courts. The COMMIT is naturally of the jury's , r .l in, but he thinks ...

... to set It up in rivalry to that of the bovernment if it should be found satisfactory. 1 balls were also brought in by Mr. Hardy, in the absence of the Earl of Mayo, to amend the law redung to Reformatory Ireland, Ind by J. Pakington to amend the Contagious ...

... tor the resolution by a tive, but be could the Sy eat rt the motion. second resolu- tion was and the third On the of Mr. @. Hardy the detate was then Matiny Bill that on the army, ip time of The House other business wae disposed of, and In the House of ...

... of Commons. It was a mistake to put bord Stanley in front if“ No surre er” is indeed the de- termination of the Premier. Mr Hardy would have been, the right man. thes speech was honest, earnest, and manly, It had the full ring of the old Tory coin. He unfurled ...

... TAUNTON. Hardie CiineoM—The p;Oluresque church ot Botch Beauchamp, the residencte of W. H. P. L gwi. Eaq„ D. P., was re.ipeued ou W. Ineeflay, after uadercoing thormigh Oa and repair, at an espouse of about £l4OO. Theis was a large comber ot ladies and ...

... consisting of representatives from many of the Laocashire turnpike trusts, had an interview with the Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy, at the HomaotSce, on the subject of the Turnpike Trude Bill. The deputation was introduced by Mr. Charles Turner, MP„ and ...

... present we must pause. - Last Tridayevening Gladatone's Chinch Fstshliatiment (Ireland) Bill came on fcr second reading. Mr Hardy, on behalf of Government niovi d it should be read that day 'six months.. Oa the division bein4 taken the Government was defeated ...

... oratiry to rimed* from tOe vote thew tame to the other thought thee the of Scotland to tam additional rests re ta out Xt. J. Hardy saved with air L. Palk, and hoped wear divide tee Hoar It. Kr. Bright impres-el upon the Hoot. the wisdom of Hr. Batters Mr ...

... ss on the 16th Inst., and will, It is expected, extend over three days. AT Exirrzo, Sergeant Thomas, of the East Devoe Militia Staff, stationed at the Thomas depot, committed suicide by stabbing Mosel( in the heart with a chisel. The previoas day he had ...

... produce showy berries—are desirable. For spring, bulbous plants, such as crocuw, hyacinth', tulips, kn. For early summer, hardy herbaceous plants, such as alyssum, arable, Iberia, polyanthus, &a For summer, zonal* geraniums, calceolarlae, lobelias, and ...

... being trampled upon. He believed Thomas Merchant was trampled to death. Elise Lucas died from fainting ; Patrick Donovan from being trampled on ; Alfred Kew probably died from his closet being compressed in th crowd ; Thomas Pearson, °mum sxion of the chest ...

... recently been tound, all of which had apparently been poisoned or trapped. They were all found within • radius of • mile from the Hardy monument. In the neighbourhood of Charlton Hawthorne, where the kennels of the B.V. are, four foxes and one hound have been ...