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... Lydia Wickenden, wife of Thomas Hall, of Sutherland-terrace, Brixton, and daughter of the sle George West, Esq., of the War-office, aged 59. HARDY.-On the 21st inst., at Blackheath, Mary, the eldest daughter of Mr. Nathaniel Hardy, the Jolly Anglers, 227 ...
... D., William F. Hardie, REq., son of Robert bhardie, Req., of Sorbie, Dunmfriesshire, to Catherine, daughter of the late Mr. B. W. 14uY. Of Southampton. I 31st, at the Church of St. Mary Abbot, Kensington, Charles, eldest son ot Thomas Boosey, Esq., of ...
... street, Regent'sapark, George Edwvard Barrett, come- dian, aged forty.five. GitREoRY.-On Aug. 2:1, 1894, Fanny Gregory, wife of Thomas Gregory, alias Claxton, mother of Vonare, Enia Bertoldi, Leopold. Rest in peace. American and Continental papers please copy ...
... BIRTHS. CONOLLY.-O0r1 thle 8th June, at Castletown, Ceibridge, Lrelad h wife of Thomas Cenolly, Esq.,'AI~P, of a son and heir. land, the .OOPEa-21t, at Hercules Buildings, Lambeth, Mrs F. Cooper, of a son. FEiST.-on the 21st June. at Chaeveley Villa, ...
... November, at Albany, Now York, Mrs Harley Merry (nee Miss Adelaide Russell), of a eon. ?? the 18th inst., the wife of J. Stewart Hardy, Esq., M.P., of a eon. SCUDAMORE-On the 21st lust., at Berkeley Villa, Falcon-road, Batter- sea, the wife of William R. Scudamore ...
... uncertain, and at a quarter-past one on Thursday he died, never having rallied. DEATH OF THE DEAl! OF LIncoLrN.-The Very Rev. Thomas Garnier, ?? Dean of Lincoln, died at the Deanery on Monday night, at the age of fifty-four. The Dean had been an invalid for ...
... and continued in the family until the decease of her late Majesty the Queen Dowager. 14th, at Islington, Hr. Horatio C. A. Hardy, in the 63d year of his age, for many years connected with the Jerusalem. 14th, at Tottenham, George Twining, Esq., of the ...
... ViecoauutHilrl toe, in the 73d year of his age. HASOY.-On the 4th inst., at her residence, of chronic bronchitis. 3r1 Henry Hardy, of the Dog Ian, Deanagate, afanchester, ta toe 32d Sier HlOTCIIKISS.-O5 the 2d inst., at Mlr COx'e. ho 10l 58mrsyplieO. t1d ...
... by Mr Andrew Roberton, to open Jan. 30th, for his South Wales ?? of Mr Nelson Hardy's friends are under the impression that the announcement of the death of Professor Hardy, ventriloquist, in The Era of Feb. 4th referred to him, and he desires to assure ...
... by Mr Andrew Roberton, to open Jan. 30th, for his South Wales ?? of Mr Nelson Hardy's friends are under the impression that the announcement of the death of Professor Hardy, ventriloquist, in The Era of Feb. 4th referred to him, and he desires to assure ...
... the right name of the deceased was Thomas Meyers; Mark Moss Mellor was his professional name He thought his age was about seventy, but was no; sure. He had lately been living alone at 3, Bath-street. i Alfred Thomas Hawkins, 23, Green-park, believed the ...
... 1834 he returned to the Park, and was assigned to such parts as Laertes, Henry Moreland, Charles Courtly, and soon to Sir Thomas Clifford, Alfred Evelyn, and Claude Meollotte. The first character iul which lie attracted unusual notice here was in the ...