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... ad being removed from Lancaster Castle to the Publio Is, Records Office in London, under the superintend- ls once of Sir Thomas Hardy, keeper of that office. 3r The documents are said to possess great public interest, and in London they will be properly ...
... (eons); Messrs. ,John O., Thomas, and Joseph Ellams, John and Joseph Tattersall, William and John Maddock, and J. Kenyon (graudsons); John Blundell, TC1 and F. Atkir- son. The Rev.. E. F. G. Smn.hwick, M.A., vicar of St. Thomas's, Seaforti, officiated. ...
... Lynn Linton, Mrs. Riiddell, Mhrs. Vlipl, e Miss Florence marryat Sir Richard Burton, h Dr. W. H. Russell, Wlliamn Black, Thomas r Hardy, Anthor y Trullope, Wilkie Colns, G( A. Saea, Jusei MC y, George Ma- donald, Walter Besant, H. J. Byron, a. R. Plancb6 ...
... laudable project. To the extent that they succeed in it they will materially enrich the musical treasury of mankind. Mrs. Thomas Hardy publishes an emphatic protest against the widespread bpractice of killing larks for purposes of .food. It is a little ...
... Anzustus HeUrv Lcemronis, Stonebouse, Allerton ; Eir Thomas Brocklebank, Bart., Springwood, Allerton; George Henry Hors. fall, Larkfield, Tostteth-park -Sir Thomas Earle, Bart., Allerton Towerr; and Thomas Stanley Ro tersoa, The Priory. William Saxton, tallow ...
... about g midnhght, In the game preserves of Mr. Sherwin, at Bramoote, and commenced beating for game. Their I names were Thomas Hardy, Henry Martin, John Hallam, John Harrison, and Samuel Petter. They were observed by two of Mr. Sherwin's keepers- Edward ...
... 30 dined together at Radley's Hontel, Bridge-street, Black. - atfriars, to celebrate the 58th ?? of the acquittal of .Thomas H~ardy, John Homne Tooke, and John Theiwall to from a charge of high treason, in 1 794. Nearly a hundred sy, gentlemen were present ...
... which African exploration will be rendered far more hazrdous than it is now. h The rustics whom Mr. Blacknore, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have imnrortalised do a not appear to much advantage in the tl veracious and realistic page of a Bluebok and few things ...
... well-told seris of tales of the loves and hates I of various great ladies, told by a mowed-up ( party of antiquaries, by Thomas Hardy. I The wealth of pictures and stories in colours, are as marked as usuaLI 1Yule Tide ~-'Cansl's ChristmasAnnual5i -has ...
... Mission Rooms, Queen Anne. street. No reference was -mande to the names of the candidates now before the electors, but Mr. Thomas Hardy, who presided, read the following letter which be bad received from the Rev. Charles Garrett ?? Friday. My Dear Friend ...
... and Son. Advance Works, Rew Thomas-street Sh2 fleld, cutlery mnufacturers and general merciazits John Wragg retires. George Edward Hardy and Thomas Relham, tragingaa Hardy and Kelham, Derby, bniiders and contractors; G. E. Hardy retires. ...
... the Privy T; a- Council remitted him to the custody of their-officer, by d and a few dlays later he was, along with Thomas G i- Hardy, John Horne Tooke and three Un e others, committed to the Tower on a charge am rr of high treason, though no act was ...