... he should deprecate anything like a war between classes, he would tell them that the tenant farmers of Eng- land with their hardy labourefo at their hacks would care not for a contest with a hundred thousand cotton-spinners. (Tre- mendous cheering.) The ...

... ft commienced in the shop, and wae.-not estingssiohefi until upwvards of losl.' worth of property had been destroyed. Mr. Hardy was' in-a suredtin the Sun Office. :The fourth fire happened in Stair- ford-street, Lambeth, but the damage done was not consider-- ...

... rhe tide still flows on- ward. At five o'clock on Wednesday afternoon the well- known fast sailing bark 'Anne Kenny, Captain Thomas Hayes commander, the property of John Sparrow and Co., slipped from her moorings, and was towed down to Passage by the Dancannon ...

... Manchester, Is.; Forfar, per John Tyltor, 4s. gd.; Dundee, per W. Hodge, IL; Friends, per G. J. Holyoake, 16.; Stockport, per I Thomas Clews,elg.; Broomegrove, per W. Remben, Ss. Id.; Wor-. cester, per J. Harding is.; D. Affiich, Gd.; W. Buzzard, Leicester ...

... one will pretend that these form a constitution. The Turkish flivan makes laws as our Legislature does: but no one will be hardy enough to-assert that Turkrey possesses a constitution. Indeed, that by a c)nstitution something written and tangible is understood ...

... in a hearse and conveyd to the3g own home for interment. -Tiere were present ofliallyp ?? Williace Hardy,' under~sherlff; M~r.George Bobinsen, Mr. Thomas Ktidd, J.P., a detechanelt of the 46 e> t 'tae nol~e~dof Lieutenant Shtervintcn a;th Bisgll~oetl oan ...

... present will prove a favourable time to propagate by out- tinge most kinds of rese. To prolong the season of the-more common hardy fruits, a selection of gooseberries and currants should be made and matted, to protect them from birds, &L. . Potatoes on wet ...

... introductory partion. lars we now proceed to detail the circumstances attending the accident. On the Friday afternoon eleven hardy seamen, all natives of Lythamn, set out to test the capabilities of the new boat, all buoyant with the hope that their craft ...

... Jbohn Bull: The day,' however, may not be long distant when, they will have bitter cause to regret the disappearance of our hardy and warlike Irish peasantry. The ranks of the British army may seen require to be recruited; bat it will be useless to call ...

... diirrinatio entertainment was gzveri the ,parts bging filled rocordhig tG the following programme: PAUL PRY. Colonel Hardy ?? Mr. Bartley. Frank Hardy ?? Mr. G. Everett. Withertbn ?? ?? . M . Cooper. Somers ?? Mr. Brazier. Stanley ?? J. Chester. Harry Stanley ...

... suppose? Witness: Yes. I went away. The Commissioner: In disgust, I suppose ? Witness: Yes. Going out I mat a Radical voter, Mr. Thomas Mitchell. since dead, who said, Want any money? Its all right; come in. De you want 501.? The chairmen's up stair. Did not ...

... William Smith, John Neale. and Charles Hardy. The names of those who died at Guy's Hospital almost immediately after their admission, are Henry Reading and John Harris. Those under treatment there are as follows:- Thomas Moore, aged 30, Putney; severe irnjry ...