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... in his life. Man Drowned.—On Sunday last, the body a man was found in the Pockiington Canal, which proved to be that of Thomas Hardy, a man was the habit of travelling about to fairs, &c. with fruit, rolls, cheese articles. An inquest was held the body ...
... requested tbe concurrence of our Cabinet tn the entry ot army into Bel- gium. The answer hsa not yet been giveu. THE LATE THOMAS HARDY. Yesterday being the day sppoiotcd for the funeral of this arduous, consisleut, bat persecuted friend and advo.* cate of ...
... between Lord John Russell and Miss Hardy, will be solemnized at the end of the season. Lord John Russell is certainly to be married to M— l Hardy. Tbe young lady is the second daughter of Rear -Admiral Sir Thomas Msstermsn Hardy, by a daughter of tbe late Hon ...
... I-ondon, Joseph, youngest son the late A. Parkinson, Esq-, of Crimhles House near Leeds, to Mary Ann, dauphter late diaries Hardy, Esq., of Great Titchfield Street, Mary-lebone, London. Same day, at Harrogate, by the Rev. Mr. Birch, John Bayldon, Esq.. ...
... Exhibition of DAHLIAS, and HARDY and TENDER FLOWERS, in Bouquets, will take place at the GUILDHALL, in this City. The Dahlias will be shown in 17 Classes; five Prizes in each Class. Five Prizes for Exotic Bouquets, and five for Hardy Bouquet* ; nominal Prizes ...
... ROEBUCK, {Id}, pleaded Guilty v>*Ji stealing bay gelding, the property Sp'^ ,' field— JHd.pnf.nt of Death recorded P-' lCi and THOMAS LQWE were charged in the house William Shepherd Lowe pleaded Guilty • his trial, Guilty— Judgment of Death recorded. ——— rZti ...
... Fauntleroy and S. f** rV> d street, booksellers J. and W. O. niannlacturers.—S. A. Morri and E. BcddneJ., liners.—J. Hardy and .I. Hardy. ot wcaslie- K -; men.—l». A. Forrett, R. W. * Glasgow, linen-drapers. ...
... Lord Mayor told Mr. Hardy, that the rate was laid upon the valuation made by the City Commissioners, which was considered the most equal in lork ; nnd'that, had felt aggrieved, he might have appealed against their rate —Mr. Hardy said, lie had done so ...
... Committee. Resolved,—That the Committee, the past year reelected, and that the following gentlemen be added that list: —l>r. Hardy, Rev. . Mr. Standish, and Mr. Mason. Rr.soLVEi),—-That Donors .£2OO. the privilege keeping Child constantly in the Institutiou ...
... ElUnor (C_on_U Tokay.) Best Cherries.. .To John Humphries, Esq. Ripon (May Duke) ; tccont best, to Mr. C. WhytsU, gardener to Thomas Mason, Esq. Copt He- wick (May Dux*.) TT Best Strawberr ?? Mr. Abbott, of Knaresbrcugh (Kesa 1 . Seedling) 13 weighed 7ox ...
... Mr. John Mibier, of Dradfor Dorothea, youngest daughter G-o. Smith. Esq., of Wakefield, mid niece of tbe late Mrs. Hardy, St. John s, Wakefield. On the inst., Mr. Currie, Ann. eldest daughter MY' 11. East M'itton, tiiis county. Same Halifax; Benjamin ...
... to Mis. C.tterson. of the former pl.c. On Saturday lasr. the 2.sth in by the Rev. H. KiL at KirkbyMoorside, Mr. Alfred Hardy, uulor and drape* ...