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... Dissenters, found Testing place in Bunhill-fields; as did Cromwell's chaplain, Dr. John Owen; and and Blake, the painters; and Thomas Hardy and John Home Tooke, the reformers; and David Nasmith, the founder of City missions; and Mrs. Susannah Wesley, the mother ...
... near the furnace, is the only memorial left by the dead men :— “Fripay HALE-past Two “Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, John Hardy, We all had Thomas Bell, and others took seriously ill. a prayer me+ting at a quarter to two when Tibbs, Henry Sharp, H. ...
... Sir Thomas Phillips, Q.C., the Rev. Robert Gregory, the Rev. Alexander Wilson (secretary to the National Sooiety), and Mr. William Holgate (secretary to the Churoh Institute), waited thB President of the Poor-law Board, the Right Hon. Gathcrn Hardy, M ...
... Secretary Hardy can be said to have revoked the sentence. The letter was then read by the Judge, and was as follows:— (Immediate.) Whitehall, Sept 23, 1867. Sir,—ln reply to your letter of the 21st inst. lam directed by Mr. Secretary Hardy to acquaint ...
... Birchingtox.—August 9, Mr. Thomas Hogben, of Crispe Farm, aged years. Boughton.—August 3, Washington Snnkey, infant eon of Mr. C. S. Southee, in his 2nd year. Canterbury.—August 10, at Westgate Grove, Emily, daughter Mr. Thomas Russell, aged yeara. Can ...
... of H.M.s Customs, Milton. , June 17, Thomas Arthur, son of the late Mr. Edward Webb Hardy, of Bath, to Ellen, daughter of Mr, John Ladd, late of Dover. , June 17, at St. Paul's, Lisson Grove, Marylebone, Thomas M'Pherson, eldest son of Mr. Amos Buley ...
... Gd. The following were elected office-bearers for' the ensuing year:—President, Charles Hardy, Esq • Vice- President the Rev. C. H. Ramsden ; Secretary Mr. Thomas Fa-ge ; Treasurer, Mr. Wills '; Librarians, Messrs. James Owen and Jesse Smith with a committee ...
... years. June 19, at St. Peter's Street, Louisa Jane Sendall, aget Fayersham—June 19, Mr. Thomas FihnoT, of 13, Parade, Canterbury. Ham • axe—June 19, Samuel Hardy, aged 10 years Sydney—In March last, N.S.W., Lilian Eliiabeih wife John W W Jackson, Esq ...
... meeting of the y Board of Education, which is be held Maidstone early Among the speakers will Karl of Boniney, Mr. G.ulnn:c Hardy, M.P., Sir Brook Bridges, Part., M.l., Beres'ord Hope, Mr. 11. llonre. . The Poor-hatk.—O.i Friday evening last, an extraordinary ...
... the science and practice of medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thursday, the 17th of gust :—Charles James Hardy Smith, Upper Craven- Kentish-town; George Henry Madeley, Holland - road, Kensington; Louis Francis Lnndy, £eltham, Middlesex; ...
... married woman being the victim, and the offence committed of more than usually revolting character. The poor woman iB named Hardy, and had been travelling along with her husband on Friday night last, to Phahett's Colliery, at whuh he applied for work, and ...
... —At Gulesbttry, Dr. E. C. Stoae, to Miss Eliza Foster, late of Deal. ano urn.—August 21., Mr. Edward Mills, jun., of Upper Hardies, to Jane, second daughter of Mr. John Harvey, of Brabourn. CiiAitT.—August 21, W. B. Bingham, Esq., of Coleshill Park, to ...