... the year, was Mhendelrdpyleoan after Monday next ' and Mr. James R'etr(h himn and Mr. James Idam. Smith, thereiigdrcoanM. Thomas Hardy and Mr. James Lyall, the rt auits were re~eleeted. .The CeRArgLAx eare tha ew barka were more happl iroumrntaneoed in regard ...

... by the Rev. John Bil- iard, James, son of 'ikomas Doughty, oq., XVantage, Berke, to iary Arnne, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Cowley, Mid. diesel. KONNING-WORREL.-Nov. 2, at St. Michael'e, Limerick, C. J. lonning, Esq., of Darte (ltolland), to ...

... sh.,vl~ctualler, Dec.28,at 11 WsoLLIAa SALISBURY, Cainscrosa, Gloucesterehire, licensed vic- tualler, Dec. 28, sill1.- THOMAS HARDY TROTTER, Mitocheldean, Gloucestershire, inn- keeper, Dec. 28, at U1. JOHNm BENETT, Caerleon, Monmiouthshire, grocer, Dec ...

... brother, Mr. William Hardy, at Kimberley, in the county of NoWtting- ham, in the year 1857. Mr. William Hardy retired in 1874, and sines then Mr. Thomas Hardy has carried on the business, latterly with the assistance of his sons. The share capital is ...

... LAMBERT, Nottingham, draper-let dividend of 7s. d., March 2g, and three subaequent Mondays, at Harris's, Not- tingham. THOMAS MOTLEY, ISAAC HARDY, sad WILLIAM HRARD, Bristol, irciamouners-2nd dividend of SdL, April 4, and any subseluent Wednesday, at MUilers ...

... Eld win Bate man, auctioneer, at tne time of the election, and told him he would him 10s. if he would vote for Hardy and Laurie.—Captain Thomas Lambert, examined by Mr. Murphy, Q.C., said ho had acted chairman tho Conservative Association since its formation ...

... talented performer, should first mentioned, his reading pieces by Chopin and being almost faultless. Miss Adelaide Thomas, Miss Mary Thomas, Mr. H. Balfour, and Miss Eugenie who adinirably p! ayed Mendelssohn's concerto in G, made also YWy. »»\ successful ...

... soup kitchens for their people. Their rates were enormous; but he had recently formed one of a deputation to Mr. Gathorne Hardy, and the explanations which then took place he thought satisfactory. As to increases which bad been demanded of them in the ...

... of Sir T. n. M. Eurton, Bart., formerly of Starborough castle, Surrey. HARDY-SULMAN--Sept. 24, at the rarish church, Olney, Buck- inghamshire, by the Rev. Dr. D. B. Langley, C. Hardy, eon of W. Habrdy, Seq., to Mary An, cdaughter ofT. Sulman, Eeq., of Islington ...

... Castle, REq.; Gieorge jirraes, of Rickeston, Esq.; Thomas (. Moeysik, ot' lanrgeston h~ouse, near P'embroke, Esq. IlAesoneellmee.-James Vaughan, of Builthe, Breooshice, Esq.; Williapn Williams T&homas lidoref of Old Hail, lsnvihangel- lthydethon, Krigihtoo ...

... Wrter-Alfred Bruton Ireland. Gloucester, ?? Oa-Tat Orsmslev and John 'Thomas Vaughan, Leicester, ?? Willford, Uppingham, tailor- John ElBord and George Sitters, Plymouth, ?? Thomas Tacker, Birmnham, late ?? Dean, Birmringham. ?? Malins, Birmingham, print- ...

... Yeovil, Sonmersetsbire, milk salesmian, May 29, at 11. THOMAS GARDINER, Leigh, Worcestershire, beerhouse keeper, Bilay 31, at It. ISAAC COLLIS, Gleadleas, near Sheffield, coke burner, Jssns 7, at 1. THOMAS KINTON, Leicester, beerhouse keeper, May 30, at 10 ...