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... I[felt, from roy knowledge of the conductors of that institution, andi especially of its much esteemed secre- h tary, the Rev. Thomas Jamres, that such could not be their intention, but that misapprehension had been t caused by some inodvertenoy in the wording ...
... are true and noble sons of 'h freedom, and as sach are worthy its possession. th Filsls O'CoNNOn, Pnisrwp M'GarnAT M THOMAS CLARa, THOMAS MARTIN WHeELER, CHnrBTOPnER DOYLe, Secretary, aa ...
... granted for the building of a chaurola sour in this village the sum of £460,'and £200 towards its endow- I re- merit. John Hardy, Esrq., M.P., asad George Baron, Esq., on hive each given £100. Tire ininabitauts have subscribed lber upwsards of £,200 ; ...
... T Grogan, E . Strickland, Sir G Hnaford, Sir 11 Tollemache, J Hall, lalonel Tioubridge, Sir B T H.lalsey, T P. Tufnell, H Hardy, J Turner, B Barris, Hon Ca pt Vane, Lord H Hatton, Capt V Vye, H henthcoat, G J Vyvyani, Sir B R Henley, J W Waakley, T Hill ...
... G Halford, Sir H Toliensache, J f Hall, Colonel Troubridge, Sir B T ,- Halsey, T P Tofnell, H if Harcourt, GG Turner, B 0 Hardy, 3 Turner, C ,t Harris, Hon Capt Vane, Lord U Hatton, Capt V Vys, H 1 a Heatheosit, G J Vyvyan, Sir Rt R t at Henley, J W Waklsy ...
... naiford, Sir H1 Tollemache, 3 f Hall, Colonel Tioubridge, Sir E T p. Haelsey, T P Tuffnell, H1 IfHarcourt, G G Turner, E 0 Hardy, J Turner, C t Harris, Hon Capt Vans. Lord H .Hatton, Capt V Vys, H I Heathcoat, G J Vyvyan, Sir BRR I Henley, J W Wakiey. ...
... are seeking for vessels to embark ?? ons1iderable portion of their force for P'ortugal ; adsr, as the islanders are a fine, hardy, athletic race of g men, this addition to the popular cause in Portugal pe: snoula be a valuable auxiliary. thi GERMANY. th ...
... of the wire-worm, which has 95e dit thinned the whtat seed very muob. In the Carse old a of Gowrie again, autuxnn wheat is-hardy and vigo. 456 . rous, and closely covers the ground. In the several Br diatricte there have been heavy thunder storms.- to' ...
... they would not support any one who would -net vote for for tb .the separation-of Church and Stats, that i BRAD.roaeD.-Air. Hardy retires from Bradford; in canoe. In thil ,quence of age and Ill-health. Count BATsH. - Lord Ashley met the electors of- Bath ...
... and 1841 (on the latter W occasion by only 55), will again enter the field against Al Mr P. W. S. Miles. 9. . BasDORD.-Vr Hardy, the present Conservative member, has addressed a letter to his constituency me stating hi3 intention, on account of his years ...
... workmenc that one of the centres (being large and heavy I would be suffi- cient to hoist up at a time, but others more fool-hardy, insisted that three at a time should ho hoisted, and unfortunately this Silly advice was adopted, by ?? a poor man of the ...
... and 1841 (0n the latter W 3. occasion by univ 55), will again enter the field against A ?? P. W. S. Miles. 9 Bl1A1DF0u.-Vr Hardy, the present Conservative rmember, has addressed a letter* to his .constituencv Istating hi3 intention, on account of his years ...