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... Old Kent-road, grocer William Wright Lucking, Orchard-street, auctioneer John Harvey, Stoke Newington, dealer in horses Thomas Hardy, Belvedere-wharf, Lamb eth, slate enameller John Yonge, Strand, attorney William Henrick, Aldershot, military tailor Joseph ...
... nominated for election were— James Brown, Thamcs-atreet. ironmonger, Thomas Arthur Moore, Thames-street; Joseph Devereux, .Peascodstreet, hat manufacturer, John Charles Snowden, cod-street; Thomas Dyson. Lower Ward, lay clerk, William Lane Hardisty, Thames-street ...
... Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Sir John A. B. MacGregor, his wife Mary, youngest daughter and co-heir of Admiral Sir Thomas Mastermann Hardy. The service was choral. Lord John was, in consequence of illness, prevented attending, and the ceremony was performed ...
... them the Norman, which leaves Southampton next Saturday. Mr. Rndvard Kioling, who has been cycling in Dorsetshire with Mr. Thomas Hardy, is negotiating for the purchase of house and grounds at Rodwell, near D rchester. What is to b« the reward of the Corps ...
... aged 66. . Feb. 20, at Reading, Mary Oates, after lingering illness, aged 38. «. Feb. 21, at Paris, Thomas James Thackeray, of the late Thomas Thackeray, of Bath. Feb. 21, 6, Wambro'-road, Oxford, Sarah Bsister to the late Professor Wall, Balliol ...
... —BelT» Mutenger. On Saturday morning Lady Seaford died Hampton Court, aged 90. The deceased was the relict of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, flag-captain of Lord Nelson, when met his death. The deceased was found by her maid fit in her bedroom, but she never ...
... duties. Mr. William Hardy has been appointed Deputy Keeper of the Records, in place of Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, deceased. The appointment is in the gift of the Master of the Rolls. Mr. Hardy, who is brother of the late Sir Thomas Dnffus ...
... surviving daughter of Mr. Thomas Payne, the Sidford Inn, Shirley-road, Southampton. Sept. 12, at St. John tbe Evangelist, Reading, by the Rev. S. H. Soole, Charles Love, of Reading, Katharine Amelia, second daughter of Thomas White, of Bow, Middlesex. ...
... second wife died on Good Friday, the Bth of April, 1887, in her seventy-seventh year. She was daughter Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, in whose arms Lord Nelson expired on board the Victory. Mr. Chatteris has died without issue, and was in his eighty-first ...
... d, Bristol. Rer. Matthew ; ricar of Christ Church, Whitley, Reading. Rer. Thomas Pratt; curate of Drypool. Rer. R. E. Richards, M.A.; curate of Corfe Castle.' Rer. Thomas Hardy Richards; rector of Rhiir, Carnarvonshire. Rev. William Sarage, M.A.; ricar ...
... DAMAGE NEW WINDSOR. John Luck. 33, labourer, pleaded guilty to & charge of breaking a square of glass, the property of Thomas Hardy, at New Windsor, the 22nd of June. The prisoner was sentenced to two months hard labour. INDECENT ASSAULT AT OLD WINDSOR ...
... is the only memorial left by the dead men :— Feiday Aftesnoon, Half past Two o'clock. Eaward Armstrong, Thomas Gledstone, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others, took seriously ill. We all had prayer meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs. Henry ...