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... occurred Good Friday at .Sandleford Priory. The deceased lady, who was 77 years of age, was a daughter of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, in whoso arms Lord Nelson expired on board the Victory. Invariably kind and charitable to the poor of Sandleford and Newtown ...
... the Right Rev. Alexander Arbntbnot, Bishop of Killaloe, aud secondly to Emily Georgina, second daughter of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy. KILMISTON. Entertainment.— Chiefiy the efforts of Mr. Stone and his family a very creditable entertainment took place ...
... Manfleld, widow of the late John Collard Manfleld, of Dorchester, and eldest surviving sister of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Mutterman Hardy, Bart. Governor of Greenwich Hospital. On Saturday, Whitchurch, Hants, John, second son of T. R. Hemsled, Esq. aged ...
... he ceremony of re-opening the Dorchester Gram- mar School took place yesterday week. The school was founded in 1571 by Thomas Hardy, of Frampton, and has enjoyed an almost unbroken existence from that time to the present. About two years ago, in consequence ...
... officer of the Ist Cheshire Engineer Volunteers. Sir William Hardy, formerly Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, died on at his resi- dence at Clatford Bridge. He was a son of the late Major Hardy, &.a., and was born in 1807. He was formerly Clerk of the ...
... founder of the Quakers; Stothard, r.a. ; Mm. Blake, the painter; Lieut-General Fleetwood, son of the Lord Protector Cromwell; Thomas Hardy, a patriot; Joseph Ritson, the antiquarian, and many men of literary and historical note. ...
... at Sandleford Priory, Newbury, Emily Georgian*, wife of Wm. Chatteris. Esq., second daughter of the late Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart., 0.c.b., aged 77. Burton —On Good Friday, his residence, Shad well Lodge, Carlisle, the Rev. Charles James Burton ...
... period the success of the project should be assured. It will not be deemed a discourtesy if we express a wish that Mr. Thomas Hardy could have been induced to write the lecture that is to be de- livered at Winchester. Fee same to which King Alfred owes ...
... Gordon, 15, St. Peter-street, Winchester. THERE are VACANCIES in the CHOIR at ST. THOMAS’S CHURCH, Winchester, for a few boys’ voices.—Apply to Choirmaster. St. Thomas’s Church, either on Monday. September 30th, at seven o’clock. ...
... To the Burgesses of the Ward of ST. THOMAS. Ladies and Gentlemen, I BEG to tender you be«t thanks for the honour you have done me in returning me, at the top of Hie poll, as one of your representatives in the Municipal Council. I will endeavour the utmost ...
... Meml-er*. Mr. Hujh Birley Mr. Thomas Uazlcy Mr. Jacob Bright Lord K. Brace Mr. Harvey Lewis Mr. Thomas Chambers Mr. D. Williams Mr. Htary Richard Mr. Fothergill Mr. Bolckou' Mr. W.T. Milford Sir John Ramsden Hon. C. H. Tracey Mr. C. W. W. Wynne Sir G ...
... Partnership Messrs. HARDY and BU (above 20 years with the late Mr. H. Brown and hie Widow, 73, High-street), intends on the Business at 13, LITTLE MINSTE STREET az usual. Orders can be received at No. 9. | Little Minster-et DEPOT: Ww TER THOMAS LLOYD, Ventilating ...