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... the parish choir.- e John Hardy, Esq., M.P., of Dunstall Hall, presided at the C [fdinner, and the vice-chair was occupied by C. WV. Lyon, Esq., of Silverbill. The toast of the day, The Labourer-s, E wats given by Mr. Hardy, in a few kind and earnest ...
... remained open till four O'clock, with the follow. lug result :--For Mr Thomas Hedley, 357 ; for Sir Archibald Singers, 305-majority for Mry Medley, 52. Mr Robert White was Ie-eetdadioadM Thomas Richardson was also elected indith plc of Si J I. ichardsnn, deceased ...
... Ohatfield to be lientenant, bypurcse, vice Thomas Yordley, who re- tireo; Regnier CAmpbell Moore, gent., to be enigo, b purchase, vice Chatfield; Lieuniceant Henry Rowland Spencer Chatfeld to he adjutant, vice Thomas Yardbey, 'iho retires. 91et Foot-LientoenaJ ...
... recorded ea follows, vi&., Gladstone, 1,725; Heathoota, 3,238; Hardy. 1,904. The ote of the professor and the few that rak as snch wens rec ded, 24 for Gladstione 33 for Heathoote, and 12 for Hardy. The fellows of colleges and studets of Christ Church who ...
... permanent: Albert: Henry Rime, Thomas Fraser Thomass Henr Anstey. Thomas Englih, 'William bordon Ross, Frederick Saville Shepherd, Thomas Gracey, Denatues O'Brien, William Hans liathborne, William James, ojlwey. Henry Hardy Cole, Herbert Paget Knocker Wfltllan ...
... ordered to pay 1is. 6d. including costs. Ml DAMAGING FRUIT TREEs.-Five boys, named Samuel tic Hancock, James Hardy, Henry Mobbs, George Kemp, and Thomas Jones (the latter did not appear), were summoned by Mr. Henry I aylor, of Litchurch, for having, on the ...
... fleet, with seniority of 28th Augus, 1865. ADMIRALTY, SuT. 18. T6 be Acting Lieutenants-Acting Sb-Lieuteainst Alan Broduitk Thomas and James Henry Butt. To be Lieu- Zteaet-BSub-Inaeoteu Augstus flill Barges Brd. ebaw, ThomrasEdwrard Miller, Herbert Wad ...
... prizes:- CLASS I.-GROUPS OF PLANTS. lieaths.-Four: R. D. Holt, Richard Leadbetter, gardener. Fuschial.-Six: Charles Rowe, Thomas Hlguett, t- dener. Four: I and 2, Charles Rowe; 3, J. 3. Loatter- barrowv, Jhn Newton. gardener. Pelargoniunms.-Four: l and ...
... volent and charitable object; ?? Festing, whose name will always be associated with heroism and gal- lantry; the Rev. Charles Hardy, the respected vicar of the parish, &-c. Among the crew of 27ce Olive Leaf are several who distinguished themselves at the ...
... flowers, Thomas rigby, Oldhiam; herbaceus plants, Daniel h reases; shrubs, hardy grown, Samuel Stafford; roses, S. Barlow, The(aihm ; terbedee, Edward Last, s oloes Warrolgtos; 'Pansies, John Lancashire, Rhodes, near Middletoi ; dblias, Thomas Painter ...
... made:-Vice.Admirals Follett Waktrnd Pennell, William al Alexander Baillie Hamilton, Edward Purell, Sir Carles Elliot, 1LCOB., Thomas Bennett. Sir Peter Richards, dt LC.B., Henry Gosaet, Joseph O'Brien, oan the reserved tb list, to be admirals on the same ...
... present, which on this occasion consisted of, in addition to the members of the Committee, the late Secretary, Mr. Thomas Harrison, and Mr. Thomas Maher. It was commenced by, first, a change of room, and then a change of position so far as the Pre- sident was ...