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... from the ' National Shakespeare Committee,—Messrs. Tom Taylor, Theodore Martin, Shirley Brooks, J. S. Brewer, T. Duties Hardy, Thomas Walker, Robert Bell, C. L. Gruneisen, and llama Friswell. The reason they allege for this step is the unbusiness.like ...
... the Field, resulted favour of Mr. Drury's an four rouges to nothing. Cotton. Mitchison. and well for Mr. Drury s, and Thomas , Hardy, mi., and Boning FOE THE HOUSE OOP. O. DltUlt S v. REV. E. D. STONES. . h w ar, played on Tueaday. Nov. 11th, andended ...
... ; R. M. Carden ; Sir Percy Nugent, Hart. ; Robert Browne, E-q., Curragh Ranger; Thomas R. Hardy, Esq.; Captain Colthurst Vesey, H. J. MacFarlane, Esq.; the Hon. Thomas Preston, Robert Fowler, Esq., and Captain Thornhill. Secretary Royal Agricultural ...
... Mr Burd no rw d Jere Mr Hardie's f Helena Mr Heatlejs bk d Heart and Hand Y. $ newt and Hand ran a bye Mr Hardie's f w b Helena, by Bridegroom out of Lady Neville, and Mr Heatlegs bk d Heart and Hand, by Harry out of Lucy Neal, divided. The KENWICK STAKES ...
... elected Commodore ; Mr. Melling, of Liverpool, Vice-Commodore ; Mr. Thomas H. Dixon, of Chester, Honorary Secretary and Treasurer; and Mr. W. Jenkins, of Heston, as Auditor. The club will bold their monthly meetings on the first Saturday each month, in ...
... STUD RMSTRONG GUN (brother to King Death.) L Applg t x THOMAS UTLEY, PRINCE, by Tilbury out of Shade, by out of Nancy, by a son of Wiltshire out of by Gunning 's Chieftain. Tilbury, by Figaro out of Swallow, by Kentish Firs out of Linnets. Will Serve ...
... litl 2nd Inns. Hearne, b Maxwell Esq., b Hardy G r undy, Wallace b Hardy 9 o Stephens b 2 Cspt Clement, b Hardy 0 b Maxwell Brand, Esq., c Inge, b Hardy 4 e Maxwell R . st o neypenny, Esq , b Maxwell lO b Hardy g o o. Paul Methuen, b Maxwell ...
... dropped Like a atom and far Lthariee, too, dropped sae loth close to Mr. U. Hardy with Use drat, but bawls od the mark with the 60000 d, a grand rock held de course, leaving Yr. Hardy in pursers/1i of tue third prise only. Slut' round: Lord Parker only a good ...
... Baling', Newnham, Gloucestershire ; Samuel L. Buckley, Oldham, Latiesskore; Thomas H. Ward, Tbaxted, Essex; Charles W. Elam, Huddersfield, Yorkshire; Thomas Walley, Market Drayton; Thomas W. Butler, Newbury, Berke; Walter P. Fooks, Dartford, Kent; Joseph Attwood ...
... Mr. G. Hardy 26 11 1 Mr. Clarke Thornhill 27 1 1 1 Mr. Charles llaatbro Mr. Wroth Lethbridge. 24 ..« 1 11 *Mr. H. J. Sheldon. 224 Hr. O. Thompson 22 . 11 1 Kr. W. Duucombe 24 «. 11 1 Sir Frederick Johnstone, Bart. 264 0 1 1 Sir Thomas liesketh ...
... admiration of all. JUSTICE. SUDBURY ICIDETIN , Subscribers to the VERNON CUP, f MiHodeon Campbell Mr Green Lord Craven Mr Hardie Mr Butterworth Mr Jackson Mr Butterworth Mr Borron Mr Ellis Ellis all ages. Hon Lloyd Kenyon Mr Smedley Mr Lloyd Mr Kentley ...
... moulder; Thomas Stephen Morris, 25, Central-street, St Luke's, dairyman ; and Frederick Farrah, publisher, 282, Strand, were brought up in custody of Inspector Clarke and Sergeants Palmer and Sannaway. and placed at the bar before Sir Thomas Henry, upon ...