... measles. monument is ab-out to be erected, by subscription, on the Blagdon Hills, Dorsetshire, to the memory of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Captain of Nelson's flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar, overlooking bis native village, and on the spot the deceased ...

... near to the Black Swan, and. now severally occupied by John Hodgson, Joseph Metcalfe, James jolley, Thomas Moudy, George Smith, Dennis Morley, and Thomas Eyles. LOT 111. A CLOSE of Old SWARD LAND, of superior quality, immediately adjoining the Village of ...

... B. Ferrand, J. Hardy, A Lawson, R. M. Milnes, D. O'Connell, Lord Palmerston, H. Yorke. In the minority fa of the ten hours clause, were the following:—William Beckett, W. Bnsfield, W. S. Crawford, E. B. Denison, W. B. Ferrand, J. Hardy, A. Lawson, Lord ...

... that a few years ago floated proudly in front of a Brad- ford hustings and vibrated to the constitutional shout of a Hardy ! a Hardy ! may become as cheap as the half of seven and sixpence ! That this is a fact and no fable was proved at the sale of ...

... better health and spirits than when he came. Every arrangement has been made for the appeal to the House of Lords, and Sii Thomas Wilde, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Austin, and Serjeant Murphy, have been retained for the traversers. Some delay took place at the Home ...

... THR Pooa THR Eneuina Harton. Swuthcoates—Georce Foster and Nathaniel Y John Weathenil Diodds and Daniel Waddingham. Sutton—Thomas Carter and James Hlodgson, within the borough ; and Messrs. John Cow! and Stephensen, for Sutton and Stoneferry. Dh Mary's ...

... delight of an astonished and admiring audience. A Moorland Huntsman (hut not Joe Moorhouse) —Ou Thursday night sennight a hardy veteran from Thurlstou Heights dropped iv at the Lord Nelson Inu, at Barnsley, rather benigh.ed, worded it, and asked the loan ...

... euae, on the ground that it was opening fvlrny, and ilutt the misdemeanour was merged in it. ncqnillKl was therefore taken. THOMAS WILSON was charged with stealing, Woodmans**/, on the of January, m saddle, the j ropcrly illiara Grsy. Mr. lUtN*s conducted ...

... Goodman, esq; Thomas Clapham, REq.; John £ Sutoliffe, Esq.; William Moore, Req. Edward Wand, Rsq.; co Thomas Hague, Esq.; Edward Tow,Req.;* John Harpin, Eso. Joseph Charleswvorfh, Esq-; Matthias Wnhitehead, Req.; John u and, Esq.; Charles Hardy, Esq.; JohnWilson ...

... tion when placed on the drop. Ink. ESCAPE Or THOMAS SULLIVAN, ONE OF THE load CUSTOM.HOUSE ROBBERS.-By the accounts which L. In have recently reached the Home-office, from Sydney, it aerppears that Thomas Sullivan, one of the notorious into Custom-house ...

... over as it was by their exoel. . lent chairman. They had long been engaged in an ardu- ous struggle. The Immortal Michael Thomas Sadler laid down his life In the service. He had fought the battle before the public, and In the House of Commons; but his ...

... Charles Buller, Mr. John Fielden, Mr. Colquonn, Mr. Hindley, Mr. Borthwick, Mr. BernaL, Mr. Hawes, Mr. Brocklehurst, Mr. Thomas and Mr. Hardy; and that the noblemen and gentlemen who prominently supported, and all those who voted with Lord Ashley, oil the occasion ...