... Jesoop ,,Thomas Hardy 10 Exeter ?? Thophilus Pogh Thoes Jams 11 ?? William Shaw ,,JamesMae 12 Bath ?? -. ?? F. A. West ,, T. B. Goodwin 13 Swansea ?? - W. R. Rogers Thomas Wilde 14 Soith Wales ?? Thomas8Jones ,, sa Jenkins 1S Nolth Wales . , Thomas Aubrey ...

... B VS. Cole Cci H. A. HamIlton 14. GIslitford W. P. Verner William Colliso Thomas Hardy Gethome Montaga Lord EVirkocs bienley Coroily Thomas Hardy John ?? F. Corbelt Colonel Hardy J. S. MorSels 0 0. Walpois S. H. Coroerice F. S. Hay Sir 3. 0 ...

... 4 John ieade I . Bell fourth prize, 77 John Carter, 104 John Forster, 150 r James Cosgrove, 172 George Hall, 176 Thomas Hardy, 184 n Thomas Pickering, 199 John Gibson. * Osett Mchccanics' Institution.-No. 19 William Edward L. Riley, 36 Jane Durham, 40 ...

... Cot. G. W. HRnitton Ld, G.Mon3tg~lomerylriWiepola S. E. ClOwee S. W. Hardy Gathorne Morgan U.0. Walsh A. Cole Cot. H. A. Hardy John Morgan Ha. Maj.Waterhouso S. Collins Thomas Hardy J. S. MowhrayJ. 1. Wethy WilliamMB Corbett Colonel Henley J. W. NeAllls ...

... Smith, Borough Hotel; Mrs. Jickells, Albion Itun; Jadmes Garland, Oxbridge Hotel; Thomas Flannigan, Golden Fleece; Elizabeth Booth, Durham Hotel; John Cathbert, Park Inn: Thomas Rutter, Lambton Castle; J. Lightfoot, Druids' Hotel; W~m. Wrigglesworth, Leeds ...

... Society has been celebrated this week. On Sunday even- ing, the Rev. R. Hardy, Queensbury, preached the annual sermon in the Halifax Temperance-hail. The following evening, Mr. Thos. Hardy, temperance agent, lectured on The Race of Life. Yesterday afternoon ...

... study, the following is a list :-William Hardy, Thomas Parker, M1argaret Sturgeon, Margaret Selby. A. MI. Carr, HenryWalker, Joseph Atteron, A. B. Hasis; William Bunrows, William, Walker; whilst Charles Cane, Thomas Townsley, A. Bradbury, and C. Gilbert ...

... the fatal blow to the man who shot Lord Nelson, and this fact was shortly after the action confirmed by his Captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, who sent for him into the ward-room and in the presence of the officers congratulated him upon having avenged the death ...

... it in other iespects. The Rev. J. Blonsefield, the incumbent, preached in the morning, and the Rev. A. Hardy, the curaLto, in the evening. Mr. Hardy has been appointed cur ste-in-chargo at Armitage Bridge, in the dcaleney of Huddersfield, and last night ...

... before Mir. F. Billam. and Mr. J. Bent,j Thomas Parker and Thomas Hardy, two trampjs, werea charged with stealing a linen siight dress, a calites broah, aind at silver-plated tea spoon, thea property of Mr. Thomas I Word, New lnn,'Guiseley. The prisosiers ...

... pencil, in the handwriting of Amour. They were:- Fridayafternoon, half-pastone.-Edw. Armstrong, Tires. Gledston, John 'Hardy, Thomas Bell and others looked extremely ill. We also had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two, when Tubbe, Henry 'Sharp, J. Campbell ...

... Olaniarty end other noblemen also addressed tes Meetiiig. TEEF ANCeIENT liconais 01' DunmtN.-We under- oceian that Mr. Thomas Duhics Hardy, Deputy Koeeer of the decords, London, les been conlinssboared by the Isis- sent Governmllent to exatniisio the ?? records ...