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... Britain, three in Ireland, and twelve iamforeign missions. Several of these are well known in the ?? R. Jones (Bridlington); Thomas Hardy (Newark) ; T. R. Moxon (Steckport) ; S. Hick- mans (Whaley Bridge); Henry Richardson, a native of Market Weighton, and ...
... transport marked 40, reported from VQueenstown to have been passed disabled, is the steamer 3Harley, belonging to Mr. Thomas Hardy, Cork, and was rladen with railway material for Suakin. rTHE RETREAT ACROSS THE EAYUDA . DESERT. The Dcily Telegraph and ...
... several who had spent a considerable time in northern cirouits, viz. :-Honrv Richardson, Wm. W. Duke, Thomas B. Jones, George Follows, Thomas Hardy. and Timothy R. Moxon. The average age of these thirty- taree deceased ministers is 63 years, which for ...
... TRIAL BY JURY. On Thursdny evening the fifty-seventh anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall from a charge of high treason, was celebrated by the friends of parliamentary reform, at Rad- ley's Hotel, Bridge-street ...
... Little Wymondley, lerts. Patron, Mr. U. Unwin Hieathcote. Macd Re. Toma Baker AL.; ica ofBolvol), Nottirigham Patron, kL-. Thomas Hardy. HulghesRev. F. I., ALA.; Vicar of Sr. Pate'e Hastings. Patronthe Bishop of Chiehester. Jhostono Rev. C. 3., MA.., Vicar ...
... Accidental death by liphlnirig.-BlgdIon, or Black Down Tower, in Dorset- shbire, crected to the memory of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, was struck by lightning on MoInday afternoon. The'dovn is seven miles from Weymouth, and 817 feet stove the level of the ...
... Butcher, 2Stt. 1 *Portsmouth, Thomas Jeffrie, 5l a t; Samuel Young, 52nd. 6 Channel Islands, Alfred John n D Dupuy, y 26th; Philip I Gaiton, 44th. Cornwall, Wm. S. Dewstons, 26th; Jabeez . Ovreton, 26h. Exeter, -Thomas White Smith, 62nd. 6 Bristol, Ws ...
... TRIAL BY JURY. On Thursday evening the fifty-seventh anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, I John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall fromt a charge of high treason, was celebrated by d the friends of parliamentary reform, at Rad- I ley's Hotel, Bridge ...
... J. B. Beech, David Hey, to. Elton, H. Richardson, James3 Olapham, S. Taylor, Joseph Hirst, John Ward. E. B. Finder, and Thomas Hardy. UNITED METHODISTr FREgE CE1UROHESE ANNUAL A SSEMBL Y. LoovE, Monday. The Assembly reaumed its sittings this morning at ...
... both advance on their first efforts in School. Mis* Kate Korke and Mus Olga Nethersole are seen to great advantage. Mr. Thomas Hardy, whose latest novel has been hailed as one of the most natural and pathetic pictures ever painted of English agricultural ...
... TRIAL BY JURY. On Thursday evening the fifty-seventh oe: anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, W John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall froi Li, a charge of high treason, was celebrated by da the friends of parliamentary reform, at Rad- ha ley's ...
... W. Hookins and Mr. J. Harrison were admitted t as delegates of the Stapleford Circuit, and the Rev. W. -Leach and Mr. Thomas Hardy as representatives of the a Rucknall Cirouit. r 15TATIONINtG COYTFTXEE. i The following gentlemen were elected by ballot ...