... came in contact with Sir Thomas Hardy (the Captain Hardy of Nelson's flag-ship), and en- quired of him as to the accuracy of this report. He replied distinctly that Nelson did wear the decorated coat, and that he (Captain Hardy) did represent to Nelson ...

... ; and that Bear-Admiral Pasco a statement is essentially correct. As the Victory was breaking the enemy's li,, c , S;r Thomas Hardy remaned to the iromoi til herj who fell on that glorious day (alluding to the Redoutabie and the Bucentaure) My Lord we ...

... all in a heap. Twenty of the party were injured, some very seriously, among the worst being Thomas Hardy, who has sustained serious injuries to the head, and Thomas Roth well, who has received scalp wounds and such a severe shock that he is not expected ...

... son of Mr. Thomas Hardy, upholsterer, aged 8 months. Lancaster. - On the 19th inst, in North road, A^nes, widow of Mr. William Bowneas, farmer, aged 73 yeara. Lancaster— On the 21st inst., in Reynolds-street, Ruth Ada, daughter of Mr. Thomas Fletcher, ...

... huddling those who were inside all in a heap. Twenty of the party were injured, some very seriously, among the woiat being Thomas Hardy, who has sustained serious injuries to the head, and Thomis Rothwell, who has received scalp wounds and such a severe snoek ...

... Market street, to Miss Elizabeth Simpson, dressmaker, St. Leonard-gate. Bentham.—On the inst,, the Parish Church, Mr. Thomas Hardy, overlooker, to Grace, daughter of Mr. Edmund Brown. Bentham.—On the 24th inst., the Parish Church, Mr. Robert Christie ...

... Broad- foot, Wigtown, wheat and oats. B.— Duchess of Lancaster, Barrow, Liv erpooL, general cargo. Sa rxi.vas. January 3.— Hardy, Thomas, Amlwch, coals; John and Ellen, Owen, Amlwch, coals; Selab' Hughes, Amlwch, ballast ; William and Mary' Coupland, Dumfries ...

... stabbing John Lynton and John Thomas Hardy on the 28th ult. at Barrow. The prisoneis had a quarrel with others, and mistaking Hardy and a man named Owen for the persons they were after, they assaulted them , and used the knife. Hardy was stabbed in the arm, ...

... interesting paper on Oysters; and Commander Haslewood, R.N., describes A. Voyage in the Northern Light. The Waiting Supper, by Thomas Hardy ; and A Counsel of Perfection by Lucas Malet, are tbe new serial stories. Nobtos's Almanac for 1888. will be of interest ...

... *aoderu times and replaced by the rir ( W)EBEEIES at Waeeixgtjn. — At the ' -•■•*-! ou Monday, John Scott, .Jcin Asth, ai d Thomas Hardy, the .'■ -:*ed on the Londen and North- . ?? ?? works at Warrington, -■. ix last were charged with stealing ->y and bacon ...

... President of the Royal Academy. Sir James Alderson, Knight, M.D., President of the noyal College of Physicians. Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Knight, Deputy Keeper of the Records. Herman Meri»ale, Esq., M.A., Balliol College, one of Her Majesty 'a Under Secretaries ...

... novelist. Messrs. Elkiu, Matthews.and John Lane have acquired the right of reproducing it in their promised work, The Art of Thomas Hardy, which Mr. Lionel Johnson has written for publication in the autumn. • The statement that Lord Houghtou has succeeded ...