... of Gloucester College School), J. Hancock (head master of Colaton School, Bristol), E. W. Maddy, T. Waters, E. T. W. Thomas, B. H. Hardy, W. M. Collett, R, P. Hill, (, H. V. Pixell, J. Mayne, T. Eeble, J. Machin, E, 0, Scobell, W, Liddell, Austin Leigh; ...

... illiam Edwards, French polisher, of Pontzpool, aud Henry Hardy, clock maker, of Ptim's-court, H{arrow-plain, were apprehended by P.S. Harris and P.C. Pitiman at their respective residences. Whilst Hardy was on his way to the St. Philip's potice.station he ...

... St. Jude's, Bristol, said that she a kneiwv dwards and Hardy. On the limb ult. Hardy brought her a skirt and a pair of boots. The boots now produced by n IP.C, Plitman were the pair he brought, Hardy made her a I 3present of them. Witness lived with Edwards ...

... Marriage was delivered last evening by the Rev iD. J, Hardy, the author of the well-known little work, 'How to be Happy, Though Married. mr W. Pethiak presided, and there was a moderate attendanca. Mr Hardy, who may be said to be an authorlty upon the subject ...

... Mr. Thomas Kincaid Hardie, John Thomas Campbell, and William Aitchison IWilson, M.D., the surviving, executors, the personal estate being sworn under 2200,000. The testator bequeaths £20,000 upon trust for each of his threesistera, Elizabeth Hardie, Janet ...

... Oarlton-place, jeweller; Thomas 0. Meyor, Strathaleld-vilia, Apeley-road, surgeon; Benjamin White, Oxford-cottage, Prince'a-place, master painter; George Lewis, 55, Pambroke-road, gentleman; James Baker, 3, Mall-place, bookseller; Thomas Gibson, 19o. 2, Woreester ...

... William Wilkinson Falis, North John-streer, Liverpool. wine merchants. - Thomas Mellard Reade and Joshua Hewitt, Liverpcol, manufactrers of Nvater-closets,-Willifim Kennady Halbert and Thomas Edward Rullidge, Mark-lane, London, ?? Holmes and Henry Holmes, Birming- ...

... Edmund Frederick Naieat 0O and Alfred Ernest Haverick, Christ Church; Paul tli Hildeahelm, St. John's ; the Rev Thomas Houghton It St. John', Thomas Lyddon, James Surrage and a Howard 8 dney Whitehouie, Hertford; tbuarb Augustns Townley, St. Mary Hall; the ...

... Lianelln, Moumouthabire. Pntron, Colonel Tynte. Rev. William Lumley Bertie Cator, M.A.; Vicar of Rakclng, Be~v. WyFndloam Charlas Hardy Hughes Deat, M.A.; Rector of Buebborn Wenton Dorael;. Patronl, Sir F. 0. Staoletofl, Bart. Rev. ,Tohn Lionel Derby. M.A., Honorary ...

... Bankruptcy Court. Frederick Thomas Cowley, Lower Thamea-atrect, London, mserclhant, Alaileh 15, at the bsame place. Daniel (Cot lell, Spitaltield, London, maiufactarlngchenlst, alarch 15, at the same place. Thomas Abell and Itiohard Thomas Smith, Battersea, coal ...

... It was reported to-night that MIr Herbert Cozens Hardy, Q.O., had been offered a Judgeship, to flil the vacancy in the High Courts caused by the death of Lord Justice Chitty. I called on Mr Cozens Hardy to-night, but I found that learned and cour- teous ...

... H Doniag (in the chbir), Mr A bhipley (vice chairman), Miss Woollam Miss Nightingale Mrh Hawkins, the rer for Evan3, Coi. Hardy, Mesrsa it Davis, J Poole, Hi Brabbanm, G Thomnpeon, J Lovelsos, W Perry J Bseto i C H1 M ryo, H W Marah, J Benuott, Fo G4 ...