... the antiquary- Stothard and Blake, the painters; Thomas Hardy end John Horne Tooke the reformers; David Nasmith the founder Ot city misnions; the Rev. Joseph kughes, founderof the Bible Society; Dr. Thomas Gooawin; the Rev. Daniel Neal, historian of the ...

... -James Farrimond and Thomas Hardy were next charged together with assaulting Thomas Connell. The case is substantially the same as given above. The complainant stated that he went to the assistance of his brother Andrew. Fairimond and Hardy kicked and otherwise ...

... ASPINALL, BOROUOR CORONER, On the body of a boy ?? which was found on Saturday ast by a labourer named Thomas Hardy floating in the HuskifAson bock. Hardy called a police-offbcer, who took the body to the dead-house, It appearcdl to be thebobdyof a, boy about ...

... the chapel was soon crowvded in every part. At the call of the newly-elected president, the Revs. F. A. \Vest, ?? Arthur, Thomas Hardy, and Dir. Walidy engaged in prayer. At the close ot this service, the Conference ad- journed for twenty ?? re-assembling ...

... about g midnhght, In the game preserves of Mr. Sherwin, at Bramoote, and commenced beating for game. Their I names were Thomas Hardy, Henry Martin, John Hallam, John Harrison, and Samuel Petter. They were observed by two of Mr. Sherwin's keepers- Edward ...

... Aldermitn Plling and BennettY Councillors Cottorill, Stracey, Ogden', Vertigans, Dyson, rolteus, Marsden, Thompson, Thomas Warburton, Hardy, sltoft, and Butterworth. s: Aptainat the amendment: Aldermen Armitage, Nichllft tacii theywood Clarki Neild, Willert; ...

... is the only memorial left by the dead men. f Friday afternoon, half-past two o'clock, Edward I Armstrong, Thomas Gladstone, John Hardy, Thomas s Bell, and others, took seriously ill, We all had a prayer i meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs ...

... handwriting of Amour, the de- ceased. They were- FRIDAY ArTERrxl oN, HALF-PAST OmN.-Ed t wvard Armstrong, Thomas Gledstone, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others looked extremely ill. We also had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two, when Tubbs, Henry ...

... support of the movement for closing rublic-honses on Sundays, were de- livered is the Orchard and the Temperance-hall, by Mr. Thomas Hardy, agent to the Btitlsh Temoerance League. At each lecture there was a good attendance. CacoticE' CflARITIES. -The annual ...

... Adam Murray, Charles Thompson, Edward ve Heys, E. Knight, E. H. Sharp, J. M'Stephens, W. S. Jones, he Thomas Jones, R. G. Jones, Thomas Hall, Thomas Haynes, as Andrews, C. S. Agnew, James Hilton, E. Howartbh, James LoO Street, Isaac Gault, George Evens ...

... St. Thomas's Hospital by the Queen took place on Wednes- day. At half-past ten says the Bxpresa, the temporary building was nearly full of eager spectators, among whom might be noticed many of the chief notabilities of the day. Mr. Gathorne Hardy, in ...

... occurrence a little before ton o'clock. She had never sWtU that Thomas had not been able to settle down to any' thing sinee the accident. Had not told inspetor Howard so. She had said that Thomas was rather affected by havin to acopany Burton (the dead man) ...