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... entered upon their engagencelt. Summonses for desertion were immediately taken out sgail~t three of the number, John Hardy, Thomas Hardy, 511 George Boothwright, and the charge was heard before tha Bishop Auckland magistrates on Thursday. The gT0t'A excitement ...
... pension of 110?, a year,' vacant by the death of Commsauder R,. .. Cennolly, lies been awarded to Rletired Conmsander Thomas H~ardy. ThOR NAVAr, MEDIOA SEiRVICE AND THnEi G0- VlallNasont-We underntand that Mr. Childers has np- pointed a civhl eamnaisiott ...
... Henry Jatres, Mr. Holman Hunt, Mr. Anthony Hope, 'Sir T. Wemyss Reid, Mr. Brynmor-Jones, Sir Douglas Straight, and 'Mr. Thomas Hardy. One 'of the features of the evening was a neat little speech by Mr. L. F. Austin in proposing the guests of the mermbers ...
... edition. CAREY, RoSA NoucH ETTE. Only the Governess. (Macmillan and Co.) 8vo cloth. Pp. 438. Price 3s. 6d. A novel. I HARDY, THOMAS. Wessex Poents. (Harper and Brothers.) 8vo, cloth. Pp. 228. Price 7s. 6d,- Illustrated. LANE-POOLE, STANLEY. VSaladin. ...
... Gillmore, b.Hardy, 27; E. Brooks, c Brockbank, b Hardy, 29; G. Gardiner, c Wheat- man, b Hardy, 7;* J. Smart, run out, 0; C. Handscombe, c Stewart, b Hardy, 2; A. Thomas, c Wheatman, b Hardy, 0 ; N. Holtoway, c ...
... Bednal's Burs- lem, Mr. H. Hardy's Wet Day beat Sir W. C. Anstruther's Aleria MIr. John Sistersoa ns Junior beat Mr. W. Paterssn's Heff- nung Mr. Thomas Graham's Under the Globe beat Dr. P. P. Haris I ' Scurry 1I Mr. H. Hardy's Five by Tricks beat Mr. ...
... Baby Company.-L. Cory Thomas, c Majilton, b Nanton, 11; L. Wren, c Appleby, b Smith, 4; P. C. Champion, c Majilton, b Smith, 8 ; H. MI. IMlillington, h Smith, 5; C. Sefton. c Majilton, b Cook- son, 48; Atkinson, b Smith, 4; Hardy, c and b Hawley-, 2; Parr ...
... Carr's CloVe Pepper Mr. ?? Hardy's Bit of Blue ?? Mr. Bike's Brigadier Mr. B. H. Jones's Junius (3) ?? Mr. Leacroft's Liquid Mr. Kirkhy's Washerwomau ?? Mr. Smith's Bessy Gregsoun Mr. ?? Bowler ?? Mr. Meson's Kossuth, Mr. Thomas's Kingfisher ?? Mr.Green ...
... Yorkshire, farmer—Thomas Rhodes Kirk, Wakefield, Yorkshire, saddler—John Bimpson, Flamborough, Yorkshire, bricklayer— Richard Smith, Grindale, Yorkshire, farmer— Thomas Craven, Ripon, grocer—Joseph Tinker, Clayton West, Yorkshire, tailor—Thomas Eland, Aldborough ...
... Captain Johlstone ?? 2S1 1 0 Captain Ricardo. 28 ?? 0 Captain Dymoke . 26 ?? I 0 Sir Thomas Hesketh ?? 10 ?? 0 Mr. Peters ?? 10 I O Mr. Wingfield ?? 26 0 Mr. Hardy ?? , 2 1 Lord Stormoentu 28 ?? 0 Won by Mr. Norris. TnsoRD SWEEPSTAKES. Name. Yards' ...
... the elements, there was a good attendance, Thomas haa been engaged in several mntches, while Stockwell is quite a youngster, and has only contended in handicap races, therefore the betting was in favour of Thomas at 2 to 1, at which price a good eum muet ...
... chester. Bnuiss avD Cox.-Martin Burke is also matched to run Thomas Cox (of Coventry) a quarter of a mile, for 26 a side, the race to come off on Mlay 2d, at the Salford Borough Gardens. Mr Hardy, of Manchester, aes reeilved 2 s Eide, which is to be made ...