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... to-day the following gentlemen were introduced by the Home Secretary and knighted the Queen : Mr. William Tite, Mr. Thomas Duffus Hardy, Mr. James Meek, Mr. Peter Coats, Mr. Joseph Heron, and Mr. Richard Hanson (late chief justice of the Supreme Court ...
... Aughton-street, Everton, the wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of a son. MARRIAGE. 11, at St. Stephen’s, Lewisham: Kent, by the Rev. W. H. Woodman,}M.A., and the incumbent» the Rev. S. Russell Davies, M.A.. the Rev. Thomas John West, M.A., to Ada, third daughter ...
... payment of his own private account.—The jury found for the defendant. ACTION TO RECOVER A DEPOSIT. Hardy r. Nichol.—Mr. Potter was for the plaintiff, Thomas Hardy, a clerk in the employ of a Liverpool firm ; and Mr. Wheeler was for the defendant, William Nichol ...
... the handwritin. of Amour, « the deceased. They were : —** Friday, after half-past onue.— Edward Armstrong, Thos. Jo hn Hardy, Thomas Bell, and looked extremely ill. Wealso had a prayer meetin, ig at a qaarter to two, when ‘fubbs, Hevry Sharp, J. Campbell ...
... Six Varieties : Admiral Hornby, 1; Thomas Rigby. 2; Robert Gore, 3. Basket of Vegetables, Feur Varieties: T. R Russel, 1: Admiral Hornby, 2: Thomas Rigby, 8. Two Cucumbers: R D. Pedder, 1; R Gladstone, °.: Thomas Rigby. 3. Two Cauliflowers: Admiral Hornby ...
... MR. JOHN HARDY, M.P., FINED FOR AN ASSAULT. On Tuesday, at the Burton-on-Trent Police-court, Mr. John Hardy, brother to tho Home Secretary, and M.P. for Dartmouth, appeared in answer to a summons charging him with assaulting a man named Hipwell, at Totenhill ...
... » ~ HARDY EVERGREBN SHRUBS, &c. & This Day Mesars, tewart inst, at in the Pui zi In BiVE >, G N_SHR0 Trees, Rhubarb, the best Foxest, &e., the ex: of the For ther p and at the Nurseries, = West Kirby, LOU oo joor the a Sir R. E rESSRS. CORRIE and SON ...
... LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE OF ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL BY THE QUEEN. ceremony laying the foundation stone of Thomas's Hcipital was performed yesterday her Majesty before a brilliant gathering the dignitaries of Church and State. half-past ten the temporary ...
... by Auction Tas Pay hardy at Twoo'clock See aie beh. subject to. such ditions of sale as may be then ub. called: House,” situate on the west side of Cow-iane, Wi sad with ébout 17 statute acres of LAND, , actes are copyhold of bedrooms ‘and two an the ...
... Business thh in Pabliamrnt.—To-day, in the House of Commons, the chief .business will supply* and the bill introduced Mr. Hardy amend the Metropolitan Streets Act of last session. To-morrow Sir Harry Verney will move the following resolution : — That ...
... NoveMBER 9.—Commissions signed by Lords-Lieutenant : 12th Cheshire Rifle Volunteer Oorps—Licutenant William Skinner to be vice Hardy, resigned ; October 30. 3lat Cheshire Rifle Volunteer Corps— Frank Thornely, to be ca . resigned ; October 25. Nov. 12: ist ...
... Hardy Plants English Fruit Trees, Ac.—ss. Church-street. MESSRS. WALKER and ACKERLEY will Sell by Auction. This Day (Thursday), the ISth instant at Twelve o'clock precisely, at their Rooms, 55, Church-street, the following fine healthy PLANTS : 300 gooseberry ...