... held in this town-was conducted in the Glasgow shed, Donegall Qray, at eight o'clock. This meeting was originated try Mr. Thomas Hardy, Agent of the British Temperance League, wiho had it announced by prlacar'ds durr'ing tire day. He was joined by Mr. Revell ...

... -Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge has been deeply afflicted by the lorsa of another oid and vaiued servant. Mr. Thomas Hardy, her Royal Highness's page, died at St. Jame's Palace on Saturday, the 19th ie, after 39 years' true and faithful service ...

... aremnoerk, Henricas Thomas Daunt 'ru-rurs .Jacobus3 Delmaege, ) ?? Dot-man, Dav-d Dru-mmond, Robertus H Durham, Guliel- muoo Renrics 1ev, Thomas Enraght, Carcls Fethierstonhauggh, El-hvardus Fitzugral I, Jo- beunes Carolus Rer oea, Thomas _-1dGIreor Gretr ...

... ineetliug, several ietttaititd antI signed tile pledgej. CAIlzdirclErERatia.-On Tuesday evening, the 17th htist,, Ali- Thomas Hardy, tile Agont of tite Di-tisb Temperance Leagite, deliver-ed a forcible address on 11The Immostrality of thle Liqtuotr Traffitc ...

... friends of the late Sir Tbomas Hardy, Deputy Keeper of the Rolls, are much annoyed at the scant recognition of the important public ser. vices of that gentleman. The pension awarded to Lsdy Hardy is £100 a yearI Had 8ir Thomas Hardy been a noisy agitator or ...

... Committee-Joseph IKincaid, Leonard Dol- bin, a. c. Vesoy, Wim. Donnelly, Ol.B,; Hon. C. J. Tronch, M. O'Reilly Dbase, Thomas R. Hardy, Bane H. Woods, H. J. MacFarlanie. Mr. FowBnn moved the adoption of the report. Mr. MAcFAtlnANE seconded the adoption ...

... yds); 3, Alex. Cranston (100 yds). Time. 18 Min. 15 sees. 440 Yards Boys' Race (Handicap)-1, J. Newell; 2, H. Huggard; 3, Thomas Hardy. Time unre- corded. 220 Yards Flat Race (1tndicap)-l F. D. Ache- son (10 yds); 2, Josephl Brown (11 yds); 3, T. Grimason ...

... death of a gentleman formerly well known and highly re. spected in Belfast-we refer to fr. Thomas Hardy, who died yesterday at thec advainced age of S4 years. Mr. Hardy and his brother were the first to intro- dace large establishments into Belfast, and their ...

... responded to by the W. M. T The Visiting Brethren and Our Next Merry Meeting were duly given and honoured; after which, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Irish harper, who attended for the evening, played the National Anthem. The meeting then separated MEDICAL REFORM THn ...

... Gillespie, John Gillespie, Jas. A. Gilpin, A. Gordon, James A. Gray (Tynan), James Gray (Cindy), Thomas Hall, J.P.; Thomas H. Hardy, John Hughes, Thomas Kelly, John Knipe, T. nipe, J.P. ; Henry Lambe, P.. H. Lamb, Robert Lyons D). Magee, James Moore, ...

... were Messrs. W. M. Scott, G.W.C.T. (presid- ing) n. Hoyle (author of Our National Re- sources S -Capper, Manchester; Thomas Hardy, Manchester: ,J. B. MIaso, Isle of Man; John Simms, Banbridge; W. Wilkinson (secretarvIrish Temperance League); J. L. Yule ...

... F. Gordon, Captain Ilarrison, Thos M'Clire, J.P., Captain 'T'hornhill, Win. Charley, IT. T. Higrainsol, John Smyth, Thomas R. Hardy, and the jodges of the sho1w. As the judges had to com- mence their duties at six o'clock tile following (wcd- nesday) ...