... Watts Wilkinson, M.A., aged 85. On the lltb inst.. killed is action, near Cabul, Edward Hardy, Lient. R.H.A. youngest and dearly-loved son of the Rev. Charles Hardy, vicar of Haylisg Island, Hants, aged 2S On the 15th Inst., 6, RoundbUl Park, Brighton ...

... railway-sl.itlon. ag**d 19. the sth inst., at West-street, Chichester, Win. Smith, hl« ar. O', the 2nd inst, at Westhampoett, Thomas Challen, late West Itchcunr, aged S 3. 29th nit, Wick, near Arundel, Charlotte Catherine Mere, youuaeat daughter of John and ...

... Belghicn, (o Aun, ekl hmx&.’u‘&umn;cmzmnfi, Powell, M.A., vicar, uncle of the bride, and the Rev. Jngram, M.A., 'the Rev. Thomas Robinson, B. A., curate .._1“! R pdem e L GEEE Pliies, BW. 'to-n%why accident.) o . DEATHS. the 28th at of Cecil Edward fid ...

... A meeting was held on Monday evening at the Assembly-rooms (by the kind permission of the Mayor), under the presidency of Thomas Greene. E«n., who was supported on the platform the Rev. H. W. Townsend (deputation from the society), the Rev. G. Cavill ...

... O. anrrey.—W . Sir. W. G. and H. H l : a f tim. Alma p.l,sd with Hr. sat.—Lord 11 Oh IL Maar, sad Hr ; Hem Mama, 0. and J. Hardy; flesets.—W. barb sod G. Booth; J. baba= —Per O. Om. W. Aetrobea, the gle J. A. ec• poiast.—B. J. mantas, & IL Walpole. Ilea ...

... elem. usehadiag United Italy. • pretty armadillosae A mem of ferns: them war • promislng sptdan at a crilleetkm of 13 hardy ferns. Inclatiling I Maw of .4y fano, • superb nr !dahlias. fancy and .how. Mr ‘l'Annald atm eshi. .0•0 capital pan sad apples ...

... *Present: J. M. Norman, Esq. (in the chair), B. A. Hankey, VV. H. Loder, Eaq., and Admiral T. PaKENbam, R.N, MELEE LINDFIELD FAIR. THOMAS Elsey, labourer, LindSeld, was* fined 5i., and 17. tests, for being drunk and tiotous at the fair, the s'h inst., and 25, ...

... should share the profits. Mr. Thomas Brice, examined Mr. Cowie, deposed—l am dealer iu underwood, at Keninvton Lees, near Ashford. the of January, consequence of a communication, 1 wrote the litter produce!, to Barker, at Hardy-«treet, Maidstone, stating ...

... and the cheese bee Me Mealier, on the sth of Jonas,;, • half. emeremn wed • rine, of ;he Tatar of 5., the property of Mr. Thomas of Poreeretown, to whom reryic• she eta engaged as • eemant. At the th • poor giel the Hem. were quartered at Cblehester barrack' ...

... a state a:'n-u the a as ly Board of Guardians. . ‘ FISHING AT EMSWORYSH. ILLEGAL . THOMAS PARHAM, fisherman, appeired in amswer to an information laid w‘fir. Thomas Jarman, of Emsworth, Hants, treasurer to the Emswerth Merchant's Company (Hmited), d ...

... best to the donor. , I height is. labor pato, and I told toy husbands* he twat of Mr. Thomas. mono. I mot to she , the same ettoimg. and remained moil Mr. Thomas When I got laio Mo. mid Jill. pit MN. Is Medi besot and her palm lett her • dol. I did ...

... election or the establishment of a republic would be alike obnoxious to -- It is stated that Lord Stanley and Mr. Gathers* Hardy garroted inv,tations to a re.tb. banquet to be at Cardiff to Mr. Giffard,' who anaueosestally eantastad the borough at the ...