... quorum, there wvas no buesiness trautiacteil. LAY PRuiACHIsNG-It will be seen ity atvertisement in another colutan, that Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Mani- chester, will preach next Stinday in Salem Chuirch, York, Street, both niorning and evenhiitg As a total ab~stinence ...

... something of the h famous Spsniard.--The ' Table Talk of Sylvanus tl Uiban is as chatty as evcr. St In Belgravis Mr. Thomas Hardy begins s newr story entitled, The Ret'urn of the Native, in a w strikingly characteristic manner. One is reminded iD ...

... by Sir Francis Knollvs, thd Prince Of Wale s 'by Lord Churchill, tre7 Duke 'of York 'by the Honourable Derek Keppel. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the~no-relist, arid umrerous county folk were also preset. Rev. V. S. Buabridge, vicar of Moreton., performed Schu- macrm's ...

... youngest daughter of Sir John A. B. eM3acGregor, by Isis wife Mary, youngest daughter and co-heir of Admiral Sir Thomas MIasterman Hardy. The ceremony took place immediately after morning prayers, anld the choir was exclu- sivelr reserved and filled by ...

... (Richhill), J. N V')Mahon, MI. Garvey, Charles O'Toole, 'William e Simpsons, Jaes Maxwell. Richard H. Lamb, l Jorcph Allen, Thomas H. Hardy, John Gillespie, . Patrick Waters, Francis Brawly, T. ?? Sinclair, D Danicl Alagee, B. O'Neill (.Armagh), FrancisCorvan ...

... novel which Mr. Thomas Hardy contri- buted t. learpe? s .MAonthl1 two years ago had au architect for its hero, and devoted a good deal of . space to the technicalities of architecture. The secret of thiu is low explrined. We hear that Mr. Hardy for several ...

... NIlBlaine, M. Thos. Hardy, Manchester, Ar. Thos. Prentice, &c. After tea the presentation was made by Mir. Riddell, and Mr. Campbell replied in suitable terms. The meeting was then addressed by the chairman, by Mr. Benson, Mr. Hardy, and AMr. Pren- tice ...

... John v Chambers, RobertPsc den. Alexandor Nixon, James 1i Hamiltonh Murray Richardson, William Roberts (,Messrs. Beatty), Thomas Hardy (Messrs. Knox), I Jerhn Irw? n, C. Irwin, T. Brown. J. rFiteimmons. Inambrose Hrunter, S. Smith.and Washinvston Wil.son ...

... Wilkins, James A. Gilpin, a A. MtKenna, Charles O'Toole, Wm. Corkey, Robt. o Lyons, RP H. Lamb, Thomas H. Hardy, James I Or, `D.L. ; James A. Gray, Thomas Hail, J.P. - and Thiomas W. Sinclair. The business to be dis- posed of consisted of 290 applications ...

... Robert Simpson, J.P ; Dr. Kidd; Mr. JohnYounir, r( jau.: Rev. . M. Dill, Rev. D. Adams. Rev. E. F. o st1mp1oo, Mesers, Thomas H. Hardy, F. A, ti Matbows, George Raphael, John 1l, Lawler, and at William Aihen. in On the motion of Mr. Jonim Yousa, D.L,, T ...

... special claims of Sir William Armstrong, Sir F. I Grant, Sir James Alderson, famed alike in medicine and mathematics; Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, and t - the Rev. Alfred Barry. A,warm reception was L accorded by many in the theatre to the Rev. N. a- Woodard, who ...

... Opoopv.-On () t. Thomas' Day tle c ILord Bishop of Qgsory held an ordiaatiol in Sp. Canice's Casthedral, Kilkenny. The folloiwing onandids~too woxe ordained :-Deacons Gofy G. Green, B.A., for the ouracy of Now Rosf, C Thomas A. Hardy, B.A., on letters ...