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... two years. The Lord Rector's Prizes, intimated last year, were awarded as follows L James Fraser, Student of Divinity. Thomas Hardy, Student of Divinity. The following were the results of competitions for Prizes, in the several classes of the Curriculum ...
... wilful imposition lupon the Poor's Inspector for the Gor- 2f bals Parish. The name which the fellow gave to the n Police was Thomas Hardy or Hardigan, or Harigan, and r. it would appear that by misrepresentation he bad got in- s terested in his case, Mr. Donald ...
... Tighe, Mr Charles W. Hamilton, Mr Thomas Hutton, Mr Win. Owen, Mr Thomas Ball, the Hon. Frederick Ponsouby, Mr Denis Kirwan, Mr F. Donough, Mr Wm. J. Armstrong, Mr J. B. Baekhead-Mr Thomas Butler, and Mr Thomas R. Hardy. Mr Smith O'Brien, in ...
... Lebbeus Barber, William fro Bates, George Batty, William Bidwell, Thomas Blades, W. tw Brodie, Thos. Bossan, William Brown, Thomas Brown, James 6 Brdwn, James Carroll. George Clayton, Thomas Clayton, William Compton, William Cowan, Charles Carle, John ths ...
... x- dock. le The Cumberland was, we understand, laid down to some years ago, at the suggestion, it is stated, of Sir re Thomas Hardy. Her dimensions are unusually large p in relation to her force. She was originally designed be to be employed on the Baltic ...
... vesselq competently manned. The Noble Duke preferred two ships folly and properly manned to a dozen that were not. Sir Thomas Hardy. who wa s in commission at the time, had stated to Captain Berkeley that he was one of the old school who preferred the ...
... favour of the invention. But Sir R. Keats was not content to express his own opinion on the subject-fre called upon Sir Thomas Hardy, whose name he (Lord Ingestre) was convinced would command the respect of all who were connected with the navy. Those two ...
... married life with the utmost propriety. By Ann Welsh, Thomas had twelve children, six of whom are now alive, the oldest being nineteen years of age, while the youngest is from three to four. Thomas Leith, like Arthur WVood, the individual who forfeited ...
... ESCAPE OF THOMAS SULLIVAN, ONE OF THE CUSTOMHIOUSE ROBBERS. BY the accounts vhich have recentlr reached the Home Office, from Sydney, it appears that Thomas Sullivan, one of the notorious Customoullotse robbers, who, in 1s36, had been transported with ...
... prizes' as follows:- 1ST OR rPROVESSrO7AL CLASS. 1 Sperihen Fuschia-1. Williamn Hardy, Newyton; 2; John Wood. Lngie-Elphinetone- 3 Wm. Erdy. 6 Hardy Herhaceous Plants-l, V. Hardy ; 2,. J. Wood- 3. James Melvin, Blaeckford. 12 Dahlias - 1, John Wood; 2, John ...
... Division-Alexander Fielding, Thomas Finley, David Robertson, Peter Inglis. Fourth Division-Robert Cleland. Fifth Division-Thomas Biruce. Sixth Division-Maurice Paterson, William Muir, Thomas Hardie. Seventh Division-Thomas Dowie, John Young. ...
... Robertson, Haddo lhouse 6 Tender 2,xotics-i, Thomas Darling, Woodhill; 2 an 3, Mr Brehrer. Albyu Place I Gives house or Stope Er3tic.-1, John Robertson, lladd House; 2, Thomas Darling, Woodhill; 3, Arthur M'- Hardy, Richnondhil:; 4. Mr Brebner Albyn Place ...