... Hastings : Rev. John . M. I Pilter, Banbury; Rev. Thomas Wenn, Lauucseton Rev. John Preston, St. Agnes ; Rev. Charles Bradley. Shaftesbury ; Rev. Ralph Calderoaulc, Leek; Rev. Thomas Peers, Leeds; Rev. Thomas McCullagh, Macclesfeld ; Rev. George Hollbrey ...

... lowiers.' by Heywood Hardy, S5gs. (Evans);: The Morn- ing Beth, ' by the same artist. 94gs. (Watson) ; Cross Road;, by D. Cox, from the Bullock collection, 300gs. (Agnew). Pictures- How are the Migbty Fallen, by Hey- wood Hardy, exhibited at the Loyal ...

... charitable institutions in the town and district. Previous to this beqnest, Councillor S. Allcock had promised £1,000., and M3rs. Thomas Bartleet a similar sum towards the Cottage Hospital. A committee was appointed to select a site for the hospital, but upon ...

... the executors, P his eons, Sir Reginald Hardy, Bart., Mr. Gerald Holbeach e f Hardy, banzister-at-law, and Mr. Lawrence Hardy, of Low- I Y moor House, Brdford. The testator bequeaths to his son, M Mr. Gerald H. Hardy, ;620,000., and appoints in favour of ...

... malt without having previously made the proper entry upon the usual paper supplied to al brewers for that purpose. Mr. Edwoed Thomas, excise superintendent for the Stour- bridge district, appeared to watch the case on behalf of the authorities. John Evans ...

... ?? Hardy, J. VoInlese ?? 1Edwards. Wolverhaiupton: G. B. MoDonald, William Moss, VlEiaE= Tyack, Austin Davey. Dudley: William Crooks, Mark Shaw. Tipton: William Williams, NY. B. Dennis. Oldbury: Thomas Stokoe, J. E. Doubleday. Stourbridge: Thomas Armson ...

... if this repert is not correct, and it is denied by Mr. Hardy, I certainly am not responsible for it. It becomes an affair between Mr. Hardy and the reporters. One-word as to Mr. Ellis,whom Mr. Hardy accused meof having sent to distusb the meeting. Mr. Ellis ...

... ollceoocnstsl,!e Thoma Hardy on the 21th nt,, whilst in the,'execution of his duty, in Bristol Road. Detectivn-sergeant Seal,, in appling for a further re- maikd,: stated that he~ did. net intend to oiler any evidence at present, and Hardy lay in a very ...

... locutory motion in this second action should, according to notice, have been brought forward yesterday, but when Mr. Cozens Hardy, QX., ALP., rose on the point of the plaintiffstoimaks theapplicationhr. Vernon Smith, who appeared for thedefendant, asked ...

... Instituted at the desire of the learned Judges and the Attorney-General, there appears to Mr. Hardy to be good reason to believe that the defence made by Thomas Ma. guire was true, and he has therefore been recommended to her Majesty for an unconditional ...

... the county of Stafford, who died on January 1 last, has been proved in the Lichfield District Registry by Thomas Argyle, Edward Argyle, and Thomas Argyle, jun., all of Tamwerth, gentlemen, the trustees and executors, the personal estate being sworn under ...

... The defendant was not represented. , Mr. Dotsett (instructed by MAr. B. Mutlow) appeared for the plaintiff, and said Peter Thomas Burnettwas a repre- sentative of Mfessrs. Innes, Smith, and Company, wine and spirit merchants, and of the Burton Brewery ...