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... posing that all-these men could have been employed. -(Hear, ?? the commission wbi h sat in 1840, Sir G orge Cockburn and Sir Thomas Hardy were members, and it was hardly possible to find men more devoted to the service. They stated that it would be incorrect ...
... -park gardens, j Notting-hill, dealer. BBNNXTT, Thomas, Oldbury, Worceetersbire, and West- broniwich, Staffordshire, ironmaEter. GBIETUITHl Thomas 'e nry, Lbowesmoor, Worcestershire, ce*1 d aler. HARDY, Joseph, Nottingham, millor. >CrARxF, Elizabeth, ...
... Class List oua M\onda;' last:= CLASS I. Hlenry Giles *Alucton, Domnyv, 3lagdalcn College. G~eorge Follett, 13.11iol College. Thomas Henlry .Jamles, Scholar, Exeter College. Waruner James Leo. Scholar, Tlunity ('ollegre. Edgar flutehinson Little, Schoelar ...
... chan ler.I TirOMSON, Ralph H~ardie, Liverpool, com scion Io 5James, Liverpool. GrrSOIrT, Thomas, Manchester, shirt front l ann. Pfacturer. BRIDGE, Richard, Chatterton, and elsewhere, Lan- cashire, cotton spinner. WIsIxusoee, Thomas James, Manchester, surges ...
... Lunatic Asylunm. PRSECENTOR~SHIP.. Rtev. H. Vcnables, to the Cathedratl Church of Chester. OltGANIZING SECInETAltY. Rev. J. H. Thomas, isetor of Alillbrook, to ho organizing secretary to thc Society for the Propagatieu of the Gospel, for the Archdcaconrv of ...
... were very l good, and the.hardy little Exxmoors were not without their merit. During the show we beard canvassed more than I t once the propriety of encouraging these mountain breeds. We think it essential that all these hardy sorts should be fostered ...
... of St. Thomas's j Church, Salisbury. n CHAPLAINS. P Rev. George F. de Gex, to be chaplain to the Marquis a of Bath. is Rev. ?? J. Jarbo, to the Sailors' Home, North Shields. o Rev. H. Murphy, to the Bishop of Down and Connor. c Rev. John Thomas Thorn, ...
... for da S. Jlames Donnelly, for begging in Portsmouth yester- day, was sentenced to 14 daya' imprisonment with hard labour. Thomas .Ford and John Varney, labourers, were each the convicted of hovering about Her MaJesty's ship LImpe- CoiJ rifezue, lying ...
... Park, Nottingham. April 14, at Cambridge, the Rev. Roland K. Edwards, of Ryde, to Mary, oldest daughter of the late Rev. John Hardy Raven, Rector of Worlington, Suffolk. April 14, at Aylsham, Norfolk, the Rev. Charles Philip Paul Jodrell, Rector of Bayfield ...
... Viscount Goderichl, Mr. Greenall, Mr. Thomas Greene, Mr. Gregson, Mr. Grenfell, Mr. Grogan, Lord Robert Grosvenor, Earl Grosvenor, Mr. Gurney, Mr. Gwyn, General Ball, night Hon. R. C. M. Hamilton, I Mir. Hardy, Sir W. H-ablcote, Mr. H. A. Herbert, Mr ...
... The R|ev. Charles. Hardy, Vicar r 17.-- occupied the chair' supported ont the C right by the' ted, 0; Hon. Ralph Dutto f ad on the left by the Rev. `d, 78; ThoV. f. . Tayl a ?? oH ed Thomas viriae red or Ittq., George o. Pte neq Thomas gaeE& ?? Joshua a ...
... the valuable estate of Hemeted, situated near Cranbrook, in the Weald of Kent, for many years the residence of the late Mr. Thomas J. Hodges, comprising 4,500 acres of freehold land, divided into farms, with fine old mansion and offices, gardens, and extensive ...