... ) for the best one-year-old; Mr. Thomas Marsh (lOs.) for the best vreaning colt; Mr. Thomas Howard (£1) for the best boar; M1r. James Smith (£1) for the best sow; Mrs. Gibson (£1) for the best fat pig; Mr. Thomas Hardy (21) for the three best store pigs ...

... Rear-Admiral T T Pasco's Statement is essentially correct. or y As the Victory was breaking the enemy's line, Sir In k Thomas Hardy remarkeod to the Immortal Hero who fell C of on that glorious day (alluding to the Redoubtable aed da 0s the Bucentauro)-- ...

... Ryland Sale anid William Williams, of Liverpool, ?? Wilkinson, Frederick Wilkinson, and Thomas Hardy Greaves, of Nottingham, dyers, so far as regards Thomas Hardy Greaves-George Robinson and Phillips Kelham, of Man- chester, commission ?? IR. Cattell ...

... Quakers ; Stothard, R.A.; Wil- liam Blake, the painter; Lieutenant-General Fleetwood, eon of the Lord Protector Cromwell; Thomas Hardy, a patriot; Joseph Ritson, the antiquarian, and many men of literary and historical note. Can no fitting commemora.- tion ...

... Joseph Acton, Esq., Thomas JEckersley, Esq,,.kc. The following gentlemerl were sworn on the grand jury:-Messrs. John Ashton (foreman), Jamues Marsh, Lewis Duokworth, Henry Lamb,. John Harrison, Joseph Faulkner, Joseph Guaefl,' Thomas. Hardy, John i'edley, ...

... Hardey. Thomas Fates, of Crich, committed to tbe assises, charged with stealing some beans and bead-stall, property of his master, John Allsopp. Jesse Rutland, to the assizes, chaffed with stealing quantity of wearing apparel, the property of Thomas Bowne ...

... Important to Publicans. Lewis Thomas Hardy, landlord of the Green Dragon public-house, was summoned before the Croydon magistrates for knowingly permitting drunkenness in his house. Mr. Child, of the firm of Wire and Child, attended for the defendant ...

... quakers; Stothard, RA.; William Blake, the painter; Lieuteaant(Gseneral Fteetwood, son of Ithe Lord Protector Cromwell; Thomas Hardy, a patriot; Joseph Ritaon, the antiquarian, and many men of literary and historioal note. Can no fitting commemoration ...

... nuisances, and Mr. James Georgeson, one of the beef-tasters, appeared at the police court to prefer a charge against Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer and provision- dealer, for having the carcase of a cow in his possession, dressed for sale, that was unfit for ...

... prominent eminences the county, pillar the me* of Sir Thomas Hardy ; and the gallael asrsieaa of General Strangwajs Waterloo, and hla life hb»od a* Inkermao. are not thought worthy of record, the Hardy column will a perpetual rebuke to the apathy towards ...

... statement made on the authority of Sir Thomas Hardy and other officers of the Victory, is quoted from the United Service Magazine (No. clsiv., July, 182);- While walking. the deck, and after the firing commenced, Hardy remarked that the badge might draw ...

... a weapon wrhich could fire five times while the British Marines and small-arm men fired once, it is pro- bable that Sir Thomas Hardy never would have been a Lord of the Admiralty, and bloody Trafalgar, ifs victory, would have been much more dearly bought ...