... 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 ...

... married woman being the victim, and the offence committed of a more than usually revolting character. The poor woman is named Hardy, and had been travelling along with her husband on Friday night last to Plashetts Colliery, at which place lie applied for ...

... closely. From the statement of a survivor, named Thomas it a ppears that this appalling catastrophe is attributable to the neglect of one of the men engaged in the pit. When the explosion took place Thomas felt a ringing noise in his ears. He started up ...

... descended the pit with manry others, and saw Daniel Price Thomas, one of the killed, in the lamp-room, as they ware getting their lamps ready. He worked in the same vein as Thotisas, but farther away. Thomas remarked to them that his old stall, a dis- used one ...

... dealer Hlimne; 'hbonmas Abbott and Alexander Merce- Cr Livesey, near Blackburn, cotton spinners; Thomas Coupe, XrE u'gr~vs Shed, near Ci-awshaw Booth; Thomas And row L Mur-ta, Cbeet~harm, beerhbousekeepeir; James Tho ma II Qitigley, late ?? ; George Fletcher ...

... one of the killed, PiL the lamproom, as theyweregetting thefriampa re,idy. i He worked in the game vein as Thomas, but i farther away. Thomas remarked to them that I his old atall, a disused one celled No. I, E Was full oL gas, so. was his brother Tom's ...

... Nor must we forget the pro- lag duetions of Mr. Thomas Weinr, who exhibits saome good sale- Xi, able and househaold beef and mutton. butorho does not pretend aug4 to prize productions; neither does Mr. Thomas Hawker nar beMrs. Allen. On the whole a more ...

... conspiring to chost and defraud Messrs. Howell and James, the extensive and well-known silk mercerm and jewellers. Mr. Gathorne Hardy, who at the last election was returned both for the University of Oxford and the borough of Leominster, has elected to sit ...

... Blackbreasted) —First prize, , Mr. Thomas Burgess. Burleydam, Whitchurch Salop ; second ditto, 3i., Mr. Thomas Burgess, Burleydam Whitchurch, Salop 3rd ditto, 22., Mr. Thomas Statter. Stand, Manchester ; fourth ditto, li., Mr. Thomas Statter, Stand, Manchester ...

... President of tbe Congregational Union, also con- sidered the honour of Eagland demanded the reoal of Governor Eyre. The Rev. D). Thomas inquired if the orrespondence betweenl the Government and Governor Ryre during the past six months had foreshadowed the outbreak ...

... this division of the pit at the time was either killed or injured. The two men who escaped are named respectively John and Thomas Hlall. John Hall statetha~the was work. ing at the farthest, end of the east level, when he became aware, by hearing what ...

... t paid; Martin was fined 11. uls., and 7s. Gd. costs, or one month's imprisonment, with hard Iabour. t, POACHING. x Tohna Hardy, of St. Helen's, was charged by Daniel i Wheeler, gamekeeper to Sir Henry Oglander, with poach. ing on some property near Small ...