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... and situated as the Clyde is, in the neighbourhood of districts from whence may be readily obtained a continual supply of hardy agriculturists and skilful artisans, it is a matter of great importance, in any future scheme of emigration, that these advantage% ...
... her children, grand-children, and greatgrand-children. Lately, at Pluscarden, near Elgin, in her 90th year, Ars. Hardy, mother of Mr. R. Hardy, of Worcester. Aged 92, sir. John Jones, shircarpenter, formerly of Eisteddfa, near Pwl!hell. At Sooty How, in ...
... Rev. Mr. Melville, the Rv. Mr. Thomas, the Lord Mayor's chaplain. THE MERCERS ' COMPANY.—Mr. Joseph Thomas Pooley, Mr. Robert Sutton, jun., 'Jantel Watney, Mr. George Aston, Mr. George Palr Mr. Charles J. Johnson, Mr. Thomas Watney, Mr. George Bicknell, ...
... PUOILIST.—This morning a prize-fight took place at Middletonßurn, near Cambo, Northumberland, between two men, named Renders and Hardy, which, after a brutal conflict, ended in Renders being the victor. Renwick, of Winlaton, who previously fought on two occasions ...
... again, to reflect on those theories of the present day, in support of which victim after victim is sent. London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, 73, Cheapside ; where may be had, just published, A Narrative of the Mutiny at the Nore, forming the concluding volume ...
... Fitzalan, Lord Murray, Alex Wilson, Matthew Forster, Al O'Connell, D Wood, U W Fox, Charles ft O'Conor Don Wrightson, W Gill, Thomas Palmerston, Ld Yorke, Henry ft Gore, Wm 0 Philips, Tellers Changer, T C Plnmridge, Capt Torrid!. Henry Guest, Sir J Powell ...
... Committee on Divorce Bills :—Mr. Ha} ter, Sir John Yarde Buller, Mr. Sergeant Stock, Mr. Wilson Patten, Mr. William Evans, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Robt. Scott, Mr. Cumming Bruce, Mr. Patrick Stewart, Mr. Hogg, Mr. Tancred, Mr. Gibson Craig, Mr. Burroughes, and Mr. ...
... If Riakeinore, It liarollnge, Sir H Richert's, It theydid nottake the cornof foreigneountries more than Llskj„:jvill',ll Hardy, John Rolleston, Col Hawkes, 'l' Rome, Sir George once in three, or twice in four or five years ' they could Boldero, Henry ...
... of the metal was capsized,and ran the workmen, several of whom were severely burned. 1 110 following six men—Berry, George, Hardy, Barton,yolphin, and Povey, were immediately carried otf to wt.!'s . II ospital. A part of the wood-work about the premises ...
... O'Brien, A S Forester, Hon 0 O'Brien, WS French, F O'Conor Don Fidler, A B Ogle. Simile.: (Mike, J M Ossulsten,Lord Gill. Thomas Owen. Sir .1 Gladstone,W E Pacbe.o W Godson , Richard Paget, Lord W Gordon, Hun Capt Pakington, J S Gordon. Lord F Palmer ...
... Fitzclarence arrived on Thursday. Sylph arrived on Wednesday from Plymouth, with new raised men. Winchester., 50, Captain Thomas W. Cater, arrived on Monday from Bermuda and the West Indies. She:came into harbour to be paid off and recommissioned. She ...
... Viscount Hamilton, Lord C Rookie's& W Blackburn', I Harcourt, Retie, W Illakemere, Ft Hardinge, Sir H Reid, Sir John Bodkin ,Wm H Hardy, John Renton, 0 W J Bodkin, John J Hatton Capt Richards, it Boldero,Henry Hawker, T Rollesten, Col Borthwiek, Peter Hayes, ...