... SUDDEN DEATH. Thomas Hardy, who went to bed at 11 last night, was bland dead about five minutes after. He had been complaining of palpitation of the heart for some time pre. visas. lie resided at 35 But Clyde-street. FOUND DROWNED. This forenoon, while ...

... GREENOCK, Fire.—Yesterday morning fire broke out in the house Thomas Hardy, carter, 16 but it was speedily got out the fire brigade. The tire originated one the children going uodernealh the 4, which was stuffed with ehaTiugH, with light. The damage is ...

... Moore, Esq, Arniston Place, to Jessie, daughter of the late Jas. Struther, Esq., Balmacbree, Inverness-shire, and widow of Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Worcester. At 22 Upper Gray Street, Newington, Edinburgh, on the 26th instant, by the Rev. George Johnston, D ...

... The following: gentlemen were enrolled m members of the Amociation:—Messrs John Ryan, John Donnelly, Michael Dononghne, Thomas Hardy, and Henry Cassidy. It is expected that cards of membership will be ready for Sunday (to-morrow). A fall attendance of ...

... the 14th instant, Mrs Stewart Irvine, of a son. At the Manse of Wester Fonlis, on the 16th instant, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Hardy, of a daughter. At the Manse of Nenthorn, on the 16th inst,, Mrs Manners Graham, of a son. _ . . . At 51, Castle Sireet ...

... Kenny, Henry John W. S. I*. Gallwcy, Alex. UolUagwood, Thomas Dickse.n, John Charles Pitman, John Currie Hvn* u, Thomas Wood gate, John James Robinson, Salmon Cooper, Richard Wilson Pelly, Monta u Thomas Frauc.s Philip Kgerton, Jacob ItJeor e Hprigg, John ...

... The picture is a bad composition in point art, and is much disliked by sailor critics. Nelson’s favourite captain, bir Thomas Hardy, said it, “It looks more like a street scene than a battle, and the ships more like houses than men of war.” An old Greenwich ...

... patients who called when be was awav from his father bouse, and was Arbour bquare from half past two to three o'clock.—Mr Thomas Arthur Hardy, of Xo. Turner Koad. was sent for to the defendant* house on Monday last. found him bleeding from a on the head. A ...

... Stirling-Maiwell, Bari, Dr, Ohas. Wm. Russell, D.D., President of Maynootfa, Dr. George W. Dasent, D.C.L , and Mr. Thomas Duffns Hardy, Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, Commissioners; and Mr. W. G, Brett, the Secretary, A Constable Struck by Lightning ...

... a number of other gentlemen, includ- ing the Hon. Charles Hope of Bridgecastle; Messrs. Thomas D. Weir of Boghead; John Anderson, Bo'ness; Alex. Thomas, John Hardy (Sheriff Clerk), D, Gilmour-, and Provost Dawson, Linlithgow; Wm. Johnston, Bathgate; Wm ...

... in the handwriting of A monr, the deceased. They were:— Fiiday afternoon, half-past one. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others, looked extremely ill, We also had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two, when Tubbs, Henry ...

... deceased. They ‘Friday Afternoon, half-past one. Edw reall ithy py Bell. and others. looked extremely ill. W. strong, Thomas Gledstone, John Hardy, prayer meeting at a quarter to two, whi y, who Henry Sharpe, J. Campbell, H. Gibson, W ‘ibbs exhorted us in, and ...