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... Thorpe, October 6, | 1798. Catera enarret Fama.” Thereis also an interesting | memorandum by Sir Thomas Staines, with Nelson's hair, “Given to me by Sir Thomas Hardy, on bosard the | Victory, on his arrival iu the Medway with the body of my friend and :tflm ...
... Buildiogs, Lumom, featly maintained. (Applause.) The name ot Alfred's country had been revised of late years by a WOMMI man, Thomas Hardy. The mind of the Anglo-Sexon at his beet and noblest was the mind of Alfred. The aspirations, the hors, the stendardsof ...
... dancing were prohibited ns.l.-10-z 3§ at “'-'&(3::3'\':.-— mxlfi-rylu w“;. servan| . ‘Watson, Joh: , Harry Hardy, Thomas Wi Seott, Thomas I:::lg? Thomas wly.lmm e Norwich City Police, August, 1892 To the Chief Constable of Norwich,—We, the undercit; polkc ...
... Mr. and Mrs. Clement Cozens-Hardy, Mr. H. H. Cozers-Hardy. Q.C., M.P., snd Miss Cosens. Hardy, Mr. and Mres. T. Cozens-Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Willans, Mr. Colman, M.P., Mr. 8. Cozens-Hardy, Mr. aod Mra. Artbur Cozens ...
... HOLT. OCCASIONAL POLICE-COURT, Monday. Before C. W. H. Cozens-Hardy, Esq.—Thomas Rush, alias Earl, labourer, of Holt, was brought up in custody charged with having, on the sth August, stolen a pk{ watch, gold seal, gold z{‘,:nd various other articles ...
... INVESTMENTS. HEIGHAM ROAD AND WYMER STREET NORWICH. MWR& SPELMAN have received instructions from the Executors of the late Mr. Thomas Williamson, to sell by auction, on TUESDAY, September Tth. at six for seven o'clock in m.ve:ml. at the Norfolk-hotel, Norwich ...
... his razor on the mantelpiece, when White said he would have to trust him, ss he had no money, snd Hardy asked himtobu‘- silver ring. At the same time Hardy stood between him and White in mehnvfiymfln could not see what the lstter was dtbnin ':lh-rd V;::u ...
... Wilkinson and seconded by Thomas er. Assentors: Parker Robert Leeder, John Lubbock, Thomas Quantrill, William Francis Jex- Blake, Stepben Buller, Mark Chapman, Arthur Samuel Chapman, and Henry Pull. Herbert Bud& Cozens-Hardy, 60, Ladbrokegrove, London ...
... Regietrar, Thomis Lumsdes Golden 10 5 uty-Registrar, Thomas Lumaden n Mary E.Lt’s“n.b.h. Haroy—ExsoLise.—On the 20th inst., at St. Michael's Charch, I.aoylm. by the Rev. C. T. Jex-Blake, Herbert C. Hardy, tor, Croydon, Sm&.ymmpfl. son of F.D. HAEJ, B.qh. ...
... NORTH NORFOLK ELECTION. The appointment of Mr Cozens-Hardy to & Judgeship, has caused a vacancy in the Parliamentary representation of the Northern Division, of the County. The Conservative Candidate will be Sir Kenneth Kemp, who made such & valiant fight ...
... W. P. . Lemon; ¢., Clement W. H. Cozens-Hardy. | ~Gramy axp Hav.—Coomb of red 'L“t. grown by the | exhibitor, 1, B. Cook's premium, £l, Clement W. H. Cozens- Hardy. Coomb of bcrl. 1, £l, &hmt W.H. Cozens-Hardy. | Coom‘ of black oats, 1, £l, Messrs. Cornish ...
... the trons, amoogest whom ma; mentioned Lord Cjthorr. Lord Y‘lutingo. Bir A{M Jodrell, Sir Kenneth Kemp, Mr. H. H. Cozens- Hardy, M.P., Mr. S. Hoare, MP, Mr. H M, Upcher, Mr. F. T. 8. Rippingall, and others, s oapital programme had been Jreyu‘d. The committee ...