... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE S LOcAL BAmaUrPTS.-From Friday's Gazette.-Thomas al Pank, Southsea, master-mariner; Richard Smith, Chiches- I ter, plumber; Maulice Thomas Hardy, Freemantle, is dentist. t ToE VOiLUTEE REVIEW or 1868. - The Mayor has ii given notice ...

... Americaja millionaire thies~ CS Sat nd may make a bargain with the As cart the stones across the Atiaut(01 eat nat IMr. Thomas Hardy replies 'viti the argument, which others earrN o ti a t mP more drastic point. ;; t naltilliit vms sas Mr. Iardy, ou-i1 ...

... for vegetable-marrows. t. The following children took pries for bouquets -Annie L. Bagis, Alfred Tanner, Annie Deighton, Thomas Hardy, Be and Jessie Geddes.l ...

... Caidecott in Christmas num. ilo's hers.. 'There are many other pictures, serious belr and comic, a complete story by Mr. Thomas thei Hardy, called A Group of Noble Datmes,' and the a. big coloured plate, in which Sir Frederick cinl Leightoniadds Desdemrona ...

... Rathborne, in Thomas Hungerford Holdich, William James Galwey, ,d Fieerdcll Savile Shepherd, William Henry Haydon, of Alexander Burness M'lardy, Cecil Cholinely Muir Mackenaic, Frederick Hamley Faevkes, John Grieve Hall, 10 Thomas Gracey, IHenry Hardy Cole, ie ...

... of conspiring to ma nufacture a will, purporting to he that all kin, of James Hatfield; of Barnantofts. sidered Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, the Deputy-Keeper of the ?? el Records, and one of the Royal Commissioners on Historical much s2 Manuscripts, died ...

... Smsyth, Esplanede House Academy, Portsca. A marriage ha~s been arranged between Mrr. J, Spooner Hardy, secondl surviving son of the lat Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Warwibk-asqare,anld Henrietta Georgina~ eldest, daughter of Captain Henry G. Hanmilton, R.N a ...

... great. I reat friend and comrade, Thomas Hardy, was atiU living. It t is no less thsnl08 years ?? he was born, and almost a ( . centur (y181) sinoe he entered the navy. Nelson im- ] perilld his own life to save Hardy'a. They were both at i at, Vinceut ...

... fleet, andi failing to do sO reP th turned to porr, wholre he etruck his lle::. di THE PASSINGl ODF THdE ADIVIRALS. A Sir Thomas Hardy succeeeded Admniral sa1 Keprnel, Captain ];emnpenfeldt (af~terwvards U1 Admreial Eernpenfe~ldt, who perisined in the IIE ...

... posing that all-these men could have been employed. -(Hear, ?? the commission wbi h sat in 1840, Sir G orge Cockburn and Sir Thomas Hardy were members, and it was hardly possible to find men more devoted to the service. They stated that it would be incorrect ...

... aged 91 years. He was regarded as the father Ied or the British Navy, and had served under ?? Nelson's Flag-Captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, at om Trafalgar. i 18.-H.M. ?? paid-off, aU stnding, ich at P'ortsmouth. st- 22.-This week the Baltic Canal was opened ...

... I| MR, THOMAS DUNCOMBE-SIR J. GRAHAM, fI THE IRISH PART'Y. lie to We alluded a few days ago, in general terms, to the itil startling fact, that a metropolitan member had actually ny So far sold himself to the Irish party, as to Undertake, at ng their ...