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... almost heard the wuiiz of the bullet which deprived of life his honoured commander, Nelson. No one knew better than Sir Thomas Hardy the benefit of uniformity of calibre and heavy metal. Accordingly, when at the Admiralty, he introduced into all classes ...
... undermentioned enagne on the unattached lst of the Bengal army to be lieutenants -John Bray, Thoma Doyle, John M'Nally, Thomu Kinshln Tame MilrickJ Thomas Hardy, and J. P. Stevens. The nudermentioned ensigns on the unattached list of the Madras army to ...
... 4 John ieade I . Bell fourth prize, 77 John Carter, 104 John Forster, 150 r James Cosgrove, 172 George Hall, 176 Thomas Hardy, 184 n Thomas Pickering, 199 John Gibson. * Osett Mchccanics' Institution.-No. 19 William Edward L. Riley, 36 Jane Durham, 40 ...
... designer (Mr. John Hardy) was par- tily successful, but it must always be somewhat difficult t to reproduce on so small a scale a correct representation of C the human figure in delicate flowers. It is, however, but r Just to Mr. Hardy, and his coadjutors ...
... 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 ...
... th pro Poor-Messrs Hen.y Stephenson, Joseph Thomp hi' son, ?? Wrag]t, James Dunn. Surveyors of l i H~ighwayq-. M555rs Thomas Yates Hardy, and la Joseph Speck. Constables-MessrS John Edward.. sit Jones and Matthew C~reasser. ., soits BEVERLEY ' o dan The ...
... per Cent. declar- ed. THE CIA= OF A.LLEGED EM5BEZ.ZLESIENT AT SUN4- DEIMAND.-At the Sunderland Police (Curt, on Thursday, Thomas Hardy, who had been admitted to bail, again appeared to answer a elairge preferred against him by Arthur Prinig, of embezzling ...
... they court, rather than shun danger. The fact that they would have to pay for recklessness, would act as a check to fool hardiness. I have now only treated of the first part of the subject, and have addressed myself to an enquiry into the principles on ...
... called a witness, who ttied to gfcar- that no beer bad been drank. The case was proved. & £ i-r Thomas was fined Is and 9i. 9d. costs. DRUNK AND RIOTOUS.—John Hardy, of Cadostat:. wassummoned hy P.S. Adams for being drunk and abusive language, on Thursday ...
... Daniel Finnegan, aged i5 years. At Garnditfaith, Trevethin, January 18, Jane, wife of Mr. Thomas Jones, butcher, aged 27 years. At Abersychan, January 19, Thomas Jones, bailer, aged 17 years. At Abersychan, January 21, Jane, widow of Robert Summer- field ...
... Mr. Hardy took at once the second position and kept it throughout the day. The first intimation of the state of the poll emanated from Mr. Gladstone's Committee, the numbers being, for Heathcote 61 ; Hardy, 38 ; and Gladstone 36. At 12.30 Mr. Hardy's majority ...
... HumphrsLys, Llanberisf; Morris Roberts, Garnedd wen; Thomas Roberts; R. Humphreys; - Hemingway; It. Parry, contractor; Captain R. Timothy; Thomas Owen, Esq., Gadlys; Winchester Jones, Esq.; Messrn. Owen Thomas, Carnarvon; J. W. Evans, Bangor; J. Littler, do ...