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... DE SALTS, of Calcutta. September 23. At Christ Church, Mnssoorie, by the Rev. Fynes-Clinton, assisted by the Rev. A. O. Hardy, THOMAS RENEE Cowry:, Esq., Bengal Staff Corps. third surviving son of the late Jona Cowtr, Eml., of Calcutta, to Florence Helen ...
... tT , the struggle with Mr. Hardy. Mr. Hardy : Never mind the gun: that has much to do with the case. Mr. Leech: It shews the violence that must have been used. Mr. Hardy : It was not broken in the struggle. Complainant continued : It was about two o'clock ...
... TO QU, THOMAS • No. 6. SLUE QUAY, CANNA/AVON, RETURNS his grateful thanks far the ex- Molly* patronage rendered to him when with W. Hughes, and begs to intimate to the public to carry the basins.. In the above place as AH NAILS. COALS 'smithy and bones ...
... Roberta; - Swanoomegh ; Ere ; Hugh Joel Garth ; Rev. Ellis Foulke+ ; Thomas Lewis, Frwidlig; Evan Evans, Owysfryn ; Capt. Ellis; Capt. 1, Lloyd; Geom. Simpson ; L. Thomas, Loodou Rouse; J. Thomas, jeer, Garth; N. Nome, bookseller ; Molar Hughes, Manchester Houle; ...
... his own case. It appeared that the complainant has authority from Mr. Thomas Robinson, a gentleman residing at Tatenhill, to shoot over'an estate adjoining that belonging toMr. Hardy and Lady Wilmot Horton in the game parish, and on the date named he shot ...
... James Hutchinson. John ♦leaander. John Watson. Hardy Eustam Darby Herring Cooper. R. W. Hall Dare, John Cornwall Brady, Elliott, Philip Charles Newton. William Clayton Broom* Hon. Edward Sydney Stoptord, Thomas Elliott. S. 11. Watson. and Edward Vigore. Beira ...
... Mr. Mill, Mr. W. E. Forster, and others. Mr. G. Hardy defended the bill, and denied that it touched the right of public meeting. The discussion was continued until the time for adjournment, and Mr. HARDY said he should take it Again on Wednesday and Thursday ...
... lost his bead and lost his temper — Mr. Hardy : That's all stuff. Stick to the cue. Mr. Leech: I am sticking to the case, and I am sorry to think that Mr. Hardy is apparently in the same position to-day. Mr. Hardy: You have no business to make those ob ...
... Contras.—Mr. Hardie was directed to prepare and lay befers the next beard plane and sectiims of the proposed drainage extension in that c art of the district. Pantdreiniog Drainarc. —Resolved— That • committee of the whole board, with Mr. Hardie, visit inspect ...
... grea t sworn and encouragement which have •e. the efforts of the Importer. in introducing he Pure Breed of this useful and hardy Cow into the Country, has induced him to extend his connection abroad, by appointing experienced Agents throughout Brittany ...
... was held in the Board Room, Kish-street, Thum , ley last. Members present, Messrs Bicknell, chairman, Simpson, John Roberta, Thomas Lewis, Froodog, J. Lewis, Market-omo, and Borgia Richards The minutes of the List meeting were rend and confirmed. TAe Po ...
... Mary Joan Enos Linnllya Thomas Davin William Kamp William HOP y lieojsasia lice!. s.me Thorium Phillips Margare. Thomas Davies Thomas Davies John Phillips Lewis Thomas Dseies Thomas W 1 lemesab gpi Job' Mathew Jenkins ...