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... / Harrison, J. C. Hardy. H. Hunter, Lt• Col. Hamilton and Miss Hamilton. Mr. C. Henderson, Mr. C. Hamilton, Mrs S. Herimrington. Hon. Mr. Harman and Mrs. Harcourt, Mrs. F. Hay, Mrs. H. K. Holt, Mr, George M. Higginbotham, Mr. and Miss Shcriock•Hobbard ...
... for the St. Catharines and Hamilton Bridge and Road Company. Mr. Hardy—From the Synod of Toronto, prsyini for aid to enable them W consolidate and manage certain trust funds. Mr. Hardy—From Cigarmakers' Union of Brantford, praying that Lands held for ...
... THE TORONTO r- - THE LAW COURTS. Thoma s ) for plaintiff. W. M. Douglas for FINANM AND defendant Judgment in terms of consent minutes filed. RECORD OF TUESDAYS BUSINESS Brown v. Towne:La -Enlarged • week. REVIEW OF BUSINESS OUTLOOK AT Kentnor v. Greg ...
... will mot chimp DILATION. —Conwith, M. D. , F. W. Schweidnuano, H. Nebel, Thomas Gerdes. serum W the, Jaime Junket*. W. U. Scott. dad A. T. Stewart. Lot Fursramto'.—Reeve, Thomas Stock ; Deputy Reeve, George Albano. Councillors Cu.,'. Drummond. and Daugherty ...
... Have We Any First-class Oratory in Canada? There been some discussion of Isle to whether Joseph Howe or Thomas D'Arcy Mc- Gee was the greater orator, but it seems to marls says have been conceded by the London News and Mark. the other papers that took ...
... Samuel 'Cavanagh, Thomas Greenaway. Tuzuvonn.—Reeve, J. Blake. Councillors —T. Parkinson, G. Waite, A. Parson, J. W. THOROLD.—Deputy ream Win. Williams. Councillors—Wm. 'Mogan, Leslie IdcMann, George Williams, Patrick Dunn. Andrew Hardie, Frank Brown. —Mayor ...
... NOTICE TO CREDITOB.S. matter et DAVID DUNLOP and THOMaS s i r t e A.KO,Y. both the city TOMO). la the York. trading ander the OWL and of Dunlop k Hardy. petition. 'ls . sad Hardy. boos end shoe mar. bare Assignment the Mr boseet el a 4 their oder R.0 ...
... of men from the northern part of the province waits i upon Mr. Hardy yesterday afternoon at recess. Tney were introduced by Mr. Conmee. The following gentlemen were present :—Memre. Thomas Marks, Port Arthur ; J. Camphai, reeve of Rat Portage ; C. Chadwick ...
... destroying the building, and also destroying two stores adjoining which belooged to Mrs. Andrew Hardie, as well as two dwellings owned by Thomas Conlon. Over Mrs. Hardie's stores were the rooms of an Orange lodge, also a temper• once and other lodge rooms. The ...
... Coesolidated Jurors' Act. ltia—Hoe. Mr. Hardy. To amend be AG, rwanectiac she Airmails:at College—How Mr. Rom (Hares). THE ST. THOMAS BILL. The House met taw committee the bill to consolidate tae mating debt city Si.tf Thomas. Mr. ERMATINGER moved that the previsions ...
... Robin Higgineon McWaters, aged 12 years. FIELD — On December f.'9, ►t Toronto, Robert C. Field. HARDIE—On December ib, at Winnipeg, Walter Cavendish Hardie, of Toronto, aged HI ears. JORDAN—On Decetnise;29, at Toronto, William Jordan, aged 61 years. MILN6—On ...
... concluded, and judgment reserved on answers to question& Cordon v. l'aik• hill was adjourued until next sittings. Thomas Scott is suing Thomas McDonald for $2llll damages for illegal dismissal, and SM. 25 for wages due, while defendant claims he overpaid ...