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... supply them SS best he could. Admiral Boxer had been recommended to him to superintend the transport service abroad by Sir Thomas Hardy, and he had more than justified the recommendation. Captain Christie had been also ajWHihiU I by Captain, Milne a Lord ...
... Mysterious Death of a Woman at Wykeham, eight miles from Scarbro', was inquired into on Monday. Deceased was Sarah, wife erf Thomas Hardy, farmer, Ruston. She had twice previously attempted to commit suicide. On Sunday, the 28th January, she was observed to ...
... destroyed'since Feb. 27th, when the act came into force, being 1,813. At the Otley Police-court, on Wednesday, Thomas Parker and Thomas Hardy, tramps, charged with stealing a night-dress and other articles, the property of Mr. Thos. Ward, New Inn, Guiseley ...
... George Eskholme, Thomas w S an£n ßot^ rh , am : c - t M? a dley. Scarborough (Working Men's W. Allison, Charles Hutchinson, Selby; D. T Ingham Joshua Roadgers Sheffield; Charles Hodgson, Ship ey ; Wm^Fletcher ohn 6 p : K t ighl f y ' Thomas Britton, - Slingsby ...
... Incidents.—On Sunday, Frederick Robinson, fifteen years old, son of Mr. Thomas Robinson, of Wharfe-street, Stockton, was drowned in the river Tees. Robinson, and another youth named Thomas Hardy, hired a boat for a row up the river. When they got to the railway ...
... apostles from tbe Salt Lake City, and discussion was neither invited nor apparently courted. The chair was occupied by Thomas Hardy, said to be an American citizen, and he commenced the proceedings by giving out a hymn, the singing being led by a special ...
... late of tae London prize-ring, is now the Rev. Thomas King, of Wales ; that instead of pounding he now pieiches, and that he only wr&stles in prayer. Notice is maUe in one of the Welsh newspapers of Thomas's exhortations, and, as we should presuppose, ...
... with, and that in time the Maine Law might be brought into operation in this country. Addresses were also given by Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Mr. John Paton, agent to the United Kingdom Alliance. Suspected Infanticide.—On Monday, Mr. Taylor held an inquest ...
... Frenchmen. Soon after the action he was summoned into the ward-room, and in the presence of the officers congratulated by Sir Thomas Hardy for having avenged the death of their immortal chief. No splendid reward was, however, bestowed on Mr. Pollard by a grateful ...
... November last a young woman, calling herself t Miss Hardy, obtained money from various gentlemen in Bradford, on the false representation of a begging petition, in which it was stated that one Thomas Hardy, for many years a respectable tradesman, had died ...
... Roberts* '. President* 1841 Hugh Jones (A) 1834 1565 John Hall* 1829 Henry W. Holland* .. J. 1825 1875 William Bond 1834 1566 Thomas Hardy 1826 James Clapham* John H. Rigg. D.D.*.. 1845 William Lindley 1833 Smith. D.D.*.. - Samuel Da vies* 1843 1867 William ...
... Eccles, paekir.g-case maker, Moldgreen, was charged with stealing Ma, the property of Thomas Hardy, coal merchant, Hillhouse. The money was taken out the pocket of Hardy in the George Hotel Tap on Monday last when he was asleep, and tho prisoner was the ...