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... Lord Berkeley, by Weatherbit, 6 yrs, Bst 41b L. Snowden 1 Mr. Wood's Woodmite, 5 yrs, 7st 51b .. Lomas 2 Mr. Hardy's Emerald, 4 yrs, fist 21b . .. Williamson 3 Mr. Wright's Vigo, 4 yrs, Bst 21b Mr. Stinton's Grillade, aged, 7st 91b ...
... Overture, Le Duc d'Olonne Auber. Duetto, Die Lustigen Welber von Windsor Nicolai. Fantasia on Russian Melodies W. Hardy. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louisa, walked in the Home Park this morning and visited her Royal Highness the Duchess ...
... from India, was brought before Mr. Yardley, charged with being drunk and disorderly on the Blackwall Railway, and assaulting Thomas Johnson, a porter.—Johnson stated that the prisoner was a passenger from Gravesend on Tuesday evening, and that between Stepney ...
... re Protestant Association. At : Holroyd v. Holroyd—Bingham v. Allen—Curtis v. Cotton—ln re British Bank. At : Lorin e: v. Thomas—Edmunds v. Waugh. CNANCELLOB CaLinaxas.—A to K.—Hodges v. Stuart. At 11: Carter v. Carter—Clarkson v. Hand( rson—ln re Holder's ...
... Manchester, coal merchants— H. Seligmann, M. J. Haarbleicher, and J. LJwenthal, Manchester, African merchants—W. Whitehouse, J. Thomas, and J. Thompson, Bilston, iron masters; a- far as regards W. Whitehouse, b. J. and C. F. Halle, Manchester—E. and E. G. Reuss ...
... gentleman who was at ththead ot the Home Department of Error and the three who had originally tried the case.• to the case of Thomas Smethuret, who, it would be- in the Last December the Court of Error was even prevented from recollection otttlie house, was ...
... from Ibrail ; the Alice (screir steamer), from Pomoram. CLYDE, Jan. 27. —Sailed, the Storm Cloud, for Otago, New Zealand; the Hardy, for Sr. Kitt's ; the Eagle, for Boston; the Queen of the Fleet, for New York. GREE.NOCK, Jan. 28.—The 0 (Spanish barque), ...
... .—AT 10. Middlesex Special Juries.—Brown v. General Steam Navigation Company, part heard—Freeman v. Jacobs— Brown v. Tidy—Thomas v. Oagley. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, WESTMINSTER.—Ax 10. Middlesex Special Juries.—Rigby v. Mayor of Bristol. Middlesex Common Juries ...
... CHANCELLORS' C [UMBERS. LINCOLN'S-INN. Vane CHANCELLOR KENDE/ISLE - es Cnaxnans.—Maugham v. Mansell, at 10. At 11: Clemenson v. Hardy—Fletcher v. Moore— Colyer v. Colyer—Ward v. Filmer—Whitheld v. Priekett—Rogers v. Dear—Wilkinson v. Dyson—Taylor v. Hodgson—W ...
... Ocgialrvnye,gißeartm.l:P., is r IV ! t `b, M.P. ' , Sir Harry Verney, M.P , 'Hon. •MaAjoilir:ll,,,,tr: Hanbury, Esq. M.P. Thomas Horsfall, 10 1. 1; Baxter, Esq., hn Tollemache Esq., 'Lyn .M.P., lion. A. Kinnaird, M.P., Sir' Andrew P . .r.f r ojV M.P ...
... inst., at the narish church of Childwall, near Liverpool, by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Chester, Robert, eldest son of Thomas Steuart Gladstone. Esq., of Capenoch, Thornhill, Dumfriesshire, to Mary Ellen, eldest daughter of Robertson Gladstone, Esq ...
... M.P., H. Ilussey Vivian , Captain J. B. Hardy, on promotion a nd return from. foreign ser- lVatson Taylor, Davey, 31 P Kemmis, Vincent, Frederick vice, by the Secretary of State for India. Lieutenant H. Hardy, by Lieut. General Knolls-s e Elliott, Bateman ...