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... commutation of the sentence on the four brave but unfortunate Fenians now lying under sentence of death at Manchester. Mr. Hardy, the Home Secretary, declined to receive the deputation, and left a letter to that effect for Mr. Finlen, las the head of the ...
... way, and seeing Hardy struggling in the water, jumped in and rescued him. The man, however, seemed determined to destroy himself, and plunged into the canal a second time, being again rescued by Mr. Littlewood. Wan some difficulty Hardy was taken home ...
... they laive them things to relavin officer. (No, no, by a voice from behind.) The next speaker was an Irish pitman named Thomas Glassey, one of the originators of the movement, and known to fain() as the Choppington guide-post. lie was a fine, ardent ...
... Act. Mr. Cohen occupied the chair. The Chairman said the amended Bill was worse than the Bill it proposed to remedy. Mr. Hardy was supposed to be the friend of the costermongers, but he believed, if it were put into operation, it would drive many to ...
... Woolwich. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, M. C. HAY, Per Superintendent of Machinery. Messrs. Payne and Co. From Messrs. THOMAS GABRIEL and SONS. Barnard': Wharf, Rotherhithe, May 7th, 18 73. In reference to Payne and Co.'s Boiler Fluid, we beg to say ...
... JENICINS. VICE PRESIDENTS. b ll,l '. Pr. HUGH ALLEN. • Dr. BAYLEY. • JOHN BOWRING, LL D., F.R.S. %R. A. BOWRING, M.P. • *Tr. THOMAS BRASSEY, Sen. Lk HENRY BRASSEY, M.P. DONALD CAMERON, M.P. ) ( q r . T. CHAMBERS, Q.C, M.P. •A'r: W. T, CHARLEY D.0.L., M.P ...
... election, and it is understood that he will accede to their wishes. There will be live Liberal candidates for Lambeth, Mr. Thomas Hughes and Mr. Doulton, the sitting members, Mr. Sheriff M'Axthur, and Alderman J. C. Lawrence, and Mr. R. Hartwell, the latter ...
... Woolwich. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, M. C. HA V, Per Superintendent of Machinery. Messrs. Payne and Co. From Messrs. THOMAS GABRIEL and SONS. Barnard's Wharf, Rotherhithe, May 7th, 1873. fn refereice to Payne and Co.'s Boiler Fluid, we beg to say ...
... from ,so doing. Of the six absentees on the aide of the Government, one—Mr. Finlay—is on his way hone from Australia; Sir Thomas Lloyd is ill from a tall from his horse, and Mr. Traill is also severely W. Mr. Corbally is in Ireland, suffering from the ...
... Round, a member of a banking firm at Colchester. In the Liberal interest it is understood thaf Sir Thomas Western will again come for-ward, and that Sir Thomas Abdy will be the second , candidate. Nonwrcrt.—ln the event of the disfranchisement -of Thetford ...
... hearty approval, was subsequently addressed by Captain John Smith, Aldershot; Dr. Griffith Evans, R.A., Ipswich; Rev. Hugh Hardy, Aldershot • Rev. Hugh Huleatt, Woolwich •, and the Rev. Lord Wriothesloy Russell. - No resolution was proposed, beyond the ...
... of foreing names to be taken with reserve—were Emma lias Maria Champson, Henry Mollay, Emily Johnston,ifollay, John Murray, Thomas More, Andrew Smith, William Jones alias Daniel, Helen Pope, Mary Sweny, William Argent, Julia Argent, Alfred Carter, and Maria ...