... monument which is being erected on Blagdon Hill,'in commemoration of that illustrious naval hero, the late Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart., G.C.8., presents now a picturesque, striking, and novel object. The work progresses towards its destined height ...

... Massey, Lord W. Lennox, Lord Ward, Lord and Ladty Ashborton, Lord Arthur Lnnaox, the Right Hon. J. Gratit, the Right Hon. Thomas Baring, M.P., SirG. Car. roll, Lady and the Mivses Carroll, Sir R Howard, Bnrt., M.P. and Lady Hew ard, the Baron de Grrlache ...

... Dundee. Alfred Robert Aldharn, second, Sutlej, London. Thomas Skinner, first, Bucephalus, London. Lmonard Whiteley, second, Danube, London. Thomas Mann, second, Black Friar, London. Thomas James Thomas, second, Prince Charlie, London. Edward Taylor, second ...

... be lieut.-coL, without pur.; Brev.-Maj. to be maj., vice Skelly ; Lieut. J. B. Staveley to be capt., **>Ujard; Lieut. 11. Thomas, from 9th F., to lieut., vice Staveley. F.—Ens. J. F. Giardot, from Ist F., to be ens., vice Forste'r, P>n. in 7th F. «th ...

... Queen. i The illuetuoous party reaaitneda and partook of a d6eaner I with her ?ajesty ?? Albert. i A deputation, including Mr. Thomas-Hankey, Hon. t Arthur Kinnalrd Mr, John; Dean Paul, Mr. Henry 5 Pownalli Rev. B. 11olland, Rev. D. Wilson, Rev. K. Pres. s ...

... Watson's house, and stopped about five minutes conversing with Esther Inman. I came out to go home, and at the garden gate I saw Thomas Malkin, who r. quested me to tell deceased to'step out and speak to him. 1 did so, and she came out while IE was there. I ...

... beneficial or not, and as to whether the ancient mariners of the Tay should officiate as pilots in open skiffs, or whether hardy and licensed sons of Neptuße should traverse the waters in that capacity in decked boats. Passing from coast to inland news ...

... strangers to cach other, and not labouring under any suspicion of collusion with the accused or each other, —he must be a hardy magistrate who acts on the assertions of the police, and rejects those of the independant and unprofessional witnesses. He ...

... Industrial; W. Hammond, Commercial Travellers' School, Wans toad; I. W. Marriott, St. Geerge's, Bloomsbury; W. Wilkin*, St. Thomas, Char, terhouse. Second Division; A. J. Christie, Windsor National School; J. A. Christie, Milton Abbott Free School; B.J ...

... V. Mackesy, W. Anderson, F. Hopkins, W. Malam, J. A.Weir.' Second Rank: R. B. Carmichael, S. Johnson, W. Fetherstone, E. Hardy, W. Hopkins, H. Guinness, T. Wheeier, W. R. Stephens, E. Carroll, L. Reichardt, T. Jordan, J. Hewitt, A. Dawson, G. A. Crawford ...

... moreover, is well told. Mr. Mulready was never greater than he this excellent little picture, painted, we believe, for fcr Thomas Baling. After Mr, Mulready, the precedence due to Mr. Webster, on account of his Village Choir, a coirtmission from Mr ...

... I lag corals under the management of the Rev, P. P I ser Carpenter, aided by donations from Mr. John Greeonall, I ip- Mr. Hardy, Mr. Nicholas Cooke, Mr. Archer, of Liverpool, i och and Mr. Dyson, of Manchester, has assumed increased imn- portance and ...