... Councillors —J. Jarman, F. Mullet, F. Moore, F. Lacy. Eronscoue.— Reeve, John D. Evans : Deputy. James H. Stonchouae. Conucillons —Thomas Appleby, George Simpson, James A. Young. MoGiurrear.—Reeve. William H. Taylor ; Ist Deputy, John Patching ; Deputy, John Bradley ...

... will read a review of the nebular hypothemis of La Place. Thomas Constantine, giving his ae► dress as 30 t3filau street, was arrested yesterday on a .warrant eltatrging han with assaulting Ellen Hardy. fourth quadrieun;a2 session of the General Conference ...

... lot of others. I will tell you about them and some new catchy instrumental music next week. • • • By all means read Mr. Thomas Hardy's new novel, Tees of the D'r,rbervilles. All London is going mad over it, particularly female London. It is admirable ...

... fur the truth, can avoid finding fault with the Ontario officials. Take, for example, the failure of the Scott Act in St. Thomas, which our correspondent deals with in his letter to-day. Here the local Reformers are actually shielding the lawbreakers ...

... bearing the words Our Father. from the three sons of the deceased ; and • cross. heart, and anchor on • stead, from Mrs. A. S. Hardy, aaugbter toe deceased. Sir David and Lady Macpherson sent a beautiful wreath and Miss Macpherson a cross. Wreaths were sent ...

... Department that he had asked for time ago. It was getting late the session and he did not wish is to be given a hoist. Mr. HARDY replied that he hoped is be able to proud it to the on Monday next. The House adjoursed at 6.10 p.m. NOTICES OF MOTION. Mr ...

... Pane°. $10; David Creightoulth: Mrs. David Creighton.slo; W. R. Brock. $10; Mrs. W. R. Brock, 410; Col. F. C. Denison. $10: J. Hardy, eta; Geo. K. &roma% 23 ctn.: W. B. Hill. 25 cts. ; W. A. Porter. 25 cta.: E. Gledhill.2s ors. : Y. F. Clarke. $10; Sylvester ...

... president ; John Stokes; secretary-treasarer. Drectore—For Hungerford Robert Sears, Thomas Way, George Clare, A. Harrison ; for fyentithers, - A McFarlane, P. A. Shampoo, Dennis Hardie , . F ; for Trenton, S. limning, Mat- Pell, E. Bradithe trio, Tweed. W. White ...

... E. Coleman. TOUNO CHOLTE—At Calgary, on June 23, Thomas Tomer to Helen Owls'. HO +ILL/ID—SMITH—At Duncan, Mich., on June 24, /*kg Howland to Katharine Smith. FLINT— REDPATH—AtToronto, on June 30, Thomas C. not to Jennie Redpoth. BELL—BLACK—At Cobourg, ...

... following gentlemen :—M. Wilson, Brampton ; Robert Akins. Knatchbull : A. Shantz, Haysville ; C. Hostetter. New Hamburg; J. Hardy, G. Hardy, Ashgrove; E. Jetts, liondhead ; Jame, Crersir. Shakespeare Routiedge, Lambeth ; J. C. Laws, Avon Wm. Merry, Solana; J ...

... Day. Philodelohin: H. T. Crmisiey. St. Thomas: Mr. tutu Mrs. J. A. Hunger, St. Thomas: Parks, Medina. New York: C. R. Dunn, Der.rolt, J. Iced.to 1. Wc.leter. At the Penetangulshene summer Reston :—Hon. A. S. Hardy. Toronto ; Col. George Tait and wife, ...

... inquest was held by Mr. Wm. K. Her. at the Court-house, on the late Thomas Luck. For the Crown Mr. Muir appeared, and for the compauy Mr. A. D. Hardy. Th 2 verdict of the jury Thu* Mr. Thomas Luck, on . th . e I ltt; of August, a^eidentally fell beneath a ...