... serious injuries to his log. HE was removed to St. Thomas's hospital. ?? Crick, 22, a carman, living ait Battersea' 'miet With an accident, yester- dav, which necessitated his re noval toe St 'Thomas's hospital. Mri A. Hlunt, 70, 'n commarcial tra 'eller ...

... the founder of the Board of Agri culture, died on Monday, in his 74th year. Mr. W. Hardy has been appointed Deputy-keeper of the Records, in place of .Sir T. Duffus Hardy, deceased. The directors of the Brigliton Aquarium company have declared an interim ...

... police magistrate. Mr. Kennedy was called to the Bar in April, 1870. The Rev. Charles Hardy died on Monday at Victoria-park, Dover, the residence of his son, General Hardy. 'he rev. gentleman was 99 years old. At Cardiff, on Monday, August Blemat, cashier ...

... nessed on Sunday at Rampton. The vicar of the parish (the Rev. Arthur Hardy) had, with his family, gone to the South of Eng- land for the benefit of his health, and the Rev. Edwin Thomas James Marriner had been left in charge. From some cause or other not ...

... eet, Princes-road, Lambeth, was admitted to St. Thomas's hospital yesterday afternoon, having been seriously injured on the chest and body, through the upsetting of a dish of scalding soup. Sarah Hardy, aged 3.2. of Peabody's-boildings, Westminster, was ...

... ction, pulled a cup of scald. ing tea over her, and was severely scalded She w taken to St. Thomas's hospital. George Thomas was yesterday lying in St. Thomas's hospital, suffering from internal injuries, It appears that the unfortunate man jumped ouet ...

... present, ox, the first day of work, an extraordinary scene. Mr. Disraeli, supported by Sir S. Nortlhoote, Mr. Ward Hunt, Mr. Hardy, Mr.Walpole, Mr. Smith, and a host of staunch subordinates, will appear in the front of a compact and on. thusiasticmajority ...

... capffznggcaboali en tim :river Li,nearI Le-bridge a young' mann amed Grant, liing ii Wzicgread, Hacknely, wasdrowned.-: :William Thomas- E~ddy chief petly oier -of the -trocpship .. labar was ordered to pay 21. a Portmouth, on Mionday~foramuggling teb~ceoand ...

... has also conferred the honour of 'Knighthood upon:-R. Dixon, late Mayor of Middlesbrough; Robert P. Hardy, chief Official !Receiver in Bankruptcy; Thomas Sowler, Man. chester, Hon. Romesh Chunder Mitter, judge of the High court, Calcutta; Tahria Tonan, ...

... Page, Thomas Phillps (Sth co.), Elijah Ri bens, Alexander Ross, Peter Raffil, Frederick IV. Regers, William Seott, John Slow, Georee Sked, Richard Smith, George Saywell, Alexaseder Shaw, Thomas lWood, Thomas Walters, James Wwlie, George Watts, Thomas WlUson ...

... three locks of hair; three signed by Thomas Western, a passenger, and the other by Thomas Clarke. There was a small pamphlet, pub- lished in Madras, attached to the ?? fol- lowing is Western's letter:-' Sir G. Hardy's island, October 5th, 1859.-My dear ...

... -Mfos-ing Post.. Ei SraLwdOx W ST. PANCaAS.-OU Monday evening i Dr. Lankester held an inquest in St. Pancras on the body of Thomas Charles Callaghan, aged eight years, who died of smallpox. The parents of the child, live, with three children, in one room ...