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... majority of 79, the Ayes being 140, and the Noes 219. On Thursday the Roads and Bridges Bill was resumed in Committee. Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, D.T.L. Oxon, Deputy- Keeper of the Records, and one of her Majesty's Commissioners on Historical Manuscripts, died ...
... Retired Chaplain to H.M. Forces, and late Vicar dof Porchester, Hants. r Oct. 16,very antsuddy, at Islewortli, Major-General Thomas Hardy Chamberlain, late Bengal Staff Corxs Oct. 17, suddenly, at Boulogne-sur-Mer, Major-General Y George Sturrock, Madras Army ...
... New Inn Hall, Oxford, to be chap- lain to the Bishop of Gibraltar. CLERGYMEN MARRIED. Sept. 1, at Guernsey, the Rev. Thomas William Hardy, I Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Vicar of Shudy- camps, Cambridgeshire, to Harriet Amelia, youngest daughter ...
... Klats, as a poet, 801. Mary Lady Duffas Hardy, in addition to the pension of 1001. a year granted in 1879, in recognition of thin historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, 55?. Mrs. Maria RDodgers, in coisideratilo ...
... the Secretary of State for the Home Department, 6( and receive'- the honour of Knighthood i-Mr. William al Tite, Mr. Thomas Duffus Hardy, Mr. James Meek, Mr. Peter Coats, Mr. Joseph Heron, and Mr. Richard Si Davis Hansom, late Chief Justice of the Supreme ...
... Kirkby Charles Frewen IJohn Driscoll John Pothatm Thomas Hicks Thomas Gunter James Whitaker Joshua Huggon Thomas Holmes Chrisr. Barry -George Leat Henry Jenkins Arthur S. Charter Thomas Lovall Thomas Nicholson Jobhn Donnelly Patrick Ml'Iugh ...
... John Thomas Ball, LL.D., Q.C.. M.P. Sir Ed win Landseer, R.A. Sir William George Armstrong C.B. Sir Francis Graunt, President of the Royal Academy. Sir James Alderson, M.D., President of the Royal College of Physicians. Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy' Deputy ...
... Mr. Hardy took at once the second position and kept it throughout the day. The first intimation of the state of the poll emanated from Mr. Gladstone's Committee, the numbers being, for Heathcote 61 ; Hardy, 38 ; and Gladstone 36. At 12.30 Mr. Hardy's majority ...
... 4th, Mr. T. Lnoker; thi, Mr. George Morris; 6th, Mr. W. Colicutt. Ditto Seedling-Mr. T. Looker and Mr. W. Collcutt Hardy Plants-ist,- Hardy ?? Plants-lst, Mr. 0 Grimbly; 2d, WV. W. Under- sMell, Esq. Calceotoriazs-1st, the Bishop of Oxford; 2d, Mr. John ...
... , the Revs. William Allford, Rector of Fol1e, Dorset. April 4, ii the (32nd year of his age, the Rev. Thomas 1ucliley, M.A., Incumbent of St. Thomas's, Old Traftord, Manchester. April 5, by a fall from his horse, the Rev. Frederick Scrat- ton Little, ...
... Little, Biri-miugham, tailor. Joseph alnd Thomas Stanford, Wednesbury Oak, Stafford- shire, Ivasher manufacturers. Joseph Frost, Derby, silk tirowster. Lionel Jholdswrortli, late of Quebec, rope and sail makier. Thomas Hledgeock, St. Helen's, 4ancashire, painter ...
... Leon, eldest eon of George I. Leon, Esq., of 79 Gloucester place, Portman- equare, London, to Maud Mary, daughter of the late Thomas Rayner Brown, Esq.; of Winslow. BUCKIN GHAM. Bumaxn ANr HOkTlITmuA SocraTY.-.A meeting of this Society was held at the Horse ...