... i covered with blood 'and smarting from' the wound, struckn the viar. I This statemesit wai corrohorated P Iby. Mr. Thomas Kirkby Hardy, who was preient, oi and saw the whole disturbance, and said it could . not have 'been an acoident; and 'also by. William ...

... Right Hon. John Thomas Bal, LLD, Q.C, M.P.; Sir Edwin Landseer, RA.; SrWilliam George Armstrong, C.B.; Sir Francis Grant,President of th Academy; Sir James Alderson, M. D.,Peintfth Royal College of Physicians; Sir Thomas Dnifus Hardy Deputy Keeper of ...

... 465; Henry Tarner (L), calico printer, 459. i St. Thomas's ward . ' William Harrilson (L), hat manu z facturer, 879; *jamee Needham (C), spirit merchant, z 834.; John Marshall ?? builder, o808; Thomas Feara f(); brewer, 815. Heaton*Norris ward: John M'Olnre ...

... Aldermitn Plling and BennettY Councillors Cottorill, Stracey, Ogden', Vertigans, Dyson, rolteus, Marsden, Thompson, Thomas Warburton, Hardy, sltoft, and Butterworth. s: Aptainat the amendment: Aldermen Armitage, Nichllft tacii theywood Clarki Neild, Willert; ...

... injured wore made as coomn fortable as possible. He did not go down to the train. It wao a very dark night btht not wet. Thomas Hntry Hardy, carriage examiner, stated that before the naseenger train started Xroin Mail- chester on Saturday night he examinbd ...

... four now peers-namely, Sir Thomas Brasseay, ?? Sir M. A. Bass, Bert., M.P.; Mr. J. C. Hamilton, of Dalzell, late MP. for South Lanarkshire; and Sir Henry Thring, E.C.B. I Sir Thomas Brassey is the eldest son of the late Mr. Thomas Brassey, the well-known ...

... the'. most prompt e and effectual remedy that philanthropy, patriotism, and statesmanship Could devise. and apply. Mr. Thomas Hardy seconded the resolution, which' was supported by Mr. A. Schofield, and carried unanimously. h A second resolution, moved'by ...

... of the London and North-Western Railway Company; and Mr. Thomas Hardy, master of the Greenock Workhouse. On a vote being taken, Mr. Bicknell was elected by 12 votes, to 11 recorded for Mr. Hardy. No votes were recorded for Mr. Wellington. MO. DAviTT'S ...

... the ceremony was attended by a large number of persons. Speeches were delivered by Mr. Jonathan Milner, Mr. W. Ward, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Eddy, and others. Mr. Walthgw then unveiled the memorkia, which bears the following inscription: Erected to the ...

... reform met at Badley's Hotel, for at A the purpose of celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of the a, Veb acquittals of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, John pi t Thelwall, &o. from a charge of high treason in 1794. At pt the last anniversary meeting, it ...

... (G L) was nominated in the place of Mr. Joseph a Handley (G L), and he was opposed by Mr. Thomas f John Hardy (C). Mr. Bamford received 581 votds 5 and Mr. Hardy 488. SfEF'iLD. The Conservatives have increasen their representatives by two. There are now ...

... writers of fiction. Their nam es are- D. CHRISTIE MURRAY. MRS. ALEXANDER, B. L. FARJEON. TIE AUTHOR OF MOLLY BAWN, and THOMAS HARDY. Each of these five authors has well-known characteristics, developed in choice of subject and scene, nature of plot and ...