... William Hardy, nlsitn. Ada Hardy, eight, and Thomas Hardy, three, which neglect their lives were endangered. —Mr Mead conducted the prosecution; and the ptiaoaett wore undefended.—After hearing the evidence of Mr W. HaO, M.8.C.5., Thomas ...

... Keats, as poet, £BO. Mary Lady Duffus Hardy, in addition to the pension of £lOO a year granted in 1879, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, £55. Mrs. Maria Rodgers, consideration ...

... elementary education Lady Duff us Hardy, £55 a year, in addition to the pension of a year, granted in 1879, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public serriees of her late husband. Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy; Dr. Schmitz, a year, ai recognition ...

... years' penal servitude. It announced that Sir William Hardy, F.S.A., had resigned his poet of Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, to which was appointed the death oi his brother, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, in June, 1878. We understand that Lord Esher, the ...

... subject are primarily taken from various public records, and directly from an excellent compilation of them made late Sir Thomas Doffus Hardy, Deputy Keeper of the Rolls, A.D. 1330, Edward Hl.:—“ The chancellors and University of Cambridge petition Parliament ...

... — Form V. Norriah, let prize and certificate: F. G, Wakefield, 2nd prize and certificate; W. U. Paoy, A. Haynes, J. N. Thomas, Hardy, and 6. W. Beverley, certificates Form IV, (upper): L. Johnson, Ist prize and certificate; 3. A. Racy, 2nd prize and c ...

... reply was an emphatic “No. “ Nearly all our living storywriters, he said, “were educated for other professions or trade*. Thomas Hardy was an architect before was novelist, and Hall Caine started in the same way. Anthony Hope barrister; B. D. Blackmon was ...

... re committed Barrow in Furness to taka their trial, at the quarter sessions, on a charge of stabbing John Linton and Thomas Henry Hardy, whom they mistook for other men with whom they had been quarrelling. A Hkwy Failure.—The Liverjjoot Journal of Commerce ...

... Greenwood, Principal J. G. Sharp, Ur. Hallim Tennyson, Mr. Lionel Teonysen, Mi. Bicbaid Gowing, Mrs. E. Lynn-Lintoo, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. F. W. Robinson, Mr. Marcos Stone, A.R.A., Hr. Edwin Wangb, Mr. Edward Capon, Dr. W. H. Gladstone, Mr. 6. W. Plant ...

... WILFUL DAMAGE John Braxton, Frank Hardy, and Elizabeth Willis, were charged with doing wilful damage a hayrick to the amount of 6s, the property Thomas Ward. The foreman to the prosecutor said about ball-past five last evening the prisoners were pulling ...

... Mrs Godfrey Mellor. Miss Isobel Mellor, the Misses Phget, Admiral Sir Frederick Richards, Lads* Cicely Gathorne Hardy, and Miss Oathoree Hardy, Lady Lawrence and the Hon. Anna Lawrence, Lady Fisher, Lady Fitz-Wigram, Lord Justice Rigby and Mias Rigby, Judge ...

... finances the church had improved since Mr Hardie had been churchwarden. He was extremely eonry to lone him. and hoped that would allow him (ben make personal appeal to him to withdraw bis resignation.—Mr Hardie he waa afraid the Vicar mart consider letter ...