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... officers for the coming yeatr then took place as follows:-W.G.T., Rev. S. Wright, Sunderland; ?? Thomas Hardy, MKanchester; ?? R. Swan, Sunderland; ?? Thomas Todd, Newcastle; ?? Jas. L. Yule, Belfast; ?? A. Houstoii, Portrush; ?? George Shivers; ?? S. Scott ...
... Wmi Jones Aamstriong, lIon. Thomas Preston, Sir Robert J Paul, Bart.; Joseph Kincaid, Thomas Hutton, Charles Win. Hamilton, John Andrews, Charles Fil- gate, Captain Wisdom, P M'Evoy Gartland, Leonard Dobbin, Thomas Hardy, \Vm. S Trench, WM. 13 Wade, ...
... Earl of Belmore has left DabnlI, for London. i A marriage has been arranged between Mr. J. Spooner Hardy, second surviving son of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Warwick Square, and Henrietta Georglna, eldest daughter of Captain Henry G. Hamilton, ,N,, of ...
... Salvation Army people that they were being prosecuted, but because they were heating drums and playing musical instruments. Thomas Hardy. said he was present on the occa- sion, The three defendants were playing musical instruments at intervals. Ile did not ...
... Francis Hen- derson, Thomas Hardy, Henry Newell, E. N 'Cor- mick, B. Quinn, Thomas H. Charles, John Reilly, J. Watt, Hugh Hogg, John Beatty, John Rogers, Peter Goodwin, John Chapmnan, Peter Kelly, Patrick Cassidy, Thomas Hardy, J. ...
... M'Mahon ?? ..1 Miss Harcont ?? 1 Miss Florence Best 1 F. J. Best, Esq., J.P I Mrs. D. W. Kane 1 Mrs. F. J. Beat ?? Thomas H. Hardy..1 BsraAsT Nxrws-Lsrmn EMPLOYEES (4th sub- scription)-38s. B. Allem . 2/6 Thos. Mfaccabe ?? James DaleSi ?? 2/6 D ...
... literary worke, L:Ay Da'ffw- fl-rdy, In recognution .of the hW' h~ ic&, iitotary, and publicaerviceauf bcr ?? band, Sir Thomas Diiffua Hardy, dcputy-kceper of thei pjubhu Y( corc , 4 100. Mrr. Saash IElizatch Mfelvill, in. rc.cognltfon of the heroio conriuus ...
... 1339-Feargus O'Connor was arrest-ed at Man- chester on a judgfs waariant for sesiti-us con-D sptracv. Vice-A4ci4miral Sir Thomas Hardy, of Copenhagen and Trafalgar, flag-csrrtain to 1 Nelson on board t~hc Vite rr, died, a3ed 70. 1841-Discussion in the Commons ...
... , Jas. Corr, J.PR; Janies Cadoo, Gaibraith Wylie, Janies Ewving, Samuel Strutt, Wvilliam Patterson, James Hammond, and Thomas Hardy. A letter was re- ceived frona the Local Government Board relating to the condition of the old graveyard in the village ...
... neighbourhood of Lisburn. He served his apprenticeship to the drapery business half a cen- tury since with the old firm of Thomas Hardy & Sons, High Street, Belfast, who I remember fifty years since'having by far the best drapery business in Belfast-two fine ...
... RFLB CORPS-Yesterday evening, a 'public lecture was delivered in Salems Church, York Street, at eigllt o'clock, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchlestei', Agent, of the British Temperance League. Tiucie was a large attetidanee on the occa. :'sin, although ...
... other Guardians I t present were-Messrs. William Barker, John Hardy, 1c C.E., John Girvin, Alexander Small, Jacob Orr, C ?? Henry, Thomas Coyne, Robert Smith, John L. B. Bell, William Hardy, William Running, Robert o Knipe, H. L. Prentice, J.P., Simon ...