... Smith, Borough Hotel; Mrs. Jickells, Albion Itun; Jadmes Garland, Oxbridge Hotel; Thomas Flannigan, Golden Fleece; Elizabeth Booth, Durham Hotel; John Cathbert, Park Inn: Thomas Rutter, Lambton Castle; J. Lightfoot, Druids' Hotel; W~m. Wrigglesworth, Leeds ...

... the fatal blow to the man who shot Lord Nelson, and this fact was shortly after the action confirmed by his Captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, who sent for him into the ward-room and in the presence of the officers congratulated him upon having avenged the death ...

... speech of Mr. Hardy. Buttthlt change has been made too Jote. It cannot save Mr. Disraeli, and last night Mr. Schreiber spoke the feelings of almost every man below the gangway on the Ministerial side when he said that Lord Crauborne and Mr. Hardy were the ...

... the room, and created considerable laughter by flyingistraight towards Mr. Hardy, and lodging on a portion of the building nearly over the place where he was standing. Mr. Hardy in his remarks referred to Mr. Gladstone's recent statement that the minority ...

... made the speech a great success. He was followed by Mr. Hardy. A greater contrast than that between the present and the late Member for the 'Univer.- sity of Oxford could hardly be conceived. Mr. Hardy's speech was one of the weakest which even he has ever ...

... day, about two o'clock, as Hardy was returning along Bolling-street from dinner, in company with Edward Astin, another workman, the defendant came up from be- hind, pushed Hardy rudely on one side, passed on and imitated Hardy's walk, who is lame. Some ...

... to prison for the above ?? Hardy, broker, Wakefield-road, was 'charged will assaulting a woman, named Hannah Burniston, who exhibited a couple of dreadfully contused eyes, the result of Hardy's brutality. It appeared that Hardy met the complainant in 'Wormald's ...

... Isaac Davies ?? 11,;l t5eiert Thompson ?? 182.5 T. BI. Squenace. . 1812 II. S. Hardy ?? 182.5 W. ?? lurges, A..,I181 tkenjm..ir Slack , . 1829 0. Iidler ?? ?? 1Sdl Thomas Noill ?? 1 8(6 Pt-iiecuoy iaweson I,,1868 Jhn Walkor ?? I81 Samuel Tinldall ..1 ...

... renewed for a limited period. A provision would be made in the contract for the substitution of i another island for that of St. Thomas, as the harbour and depot of the service. THE LECTURER MURPHY. Mr. MAGUIRE, asked whether the attention of the Home Secretary ...

... trict. The 11ev, Jacob Morton, F.G. ., was Weeted secre- tary. The death of one minister, the Rev. RI. S. Hardy, of IHeadingley, was reported. Mr. Hardy was for many years engaged in the Ceylon mission, and his works-the Manual of Budhism, and Eastern ...

... Johu Fildes, flight Hon. Thomas Milmer Gibson, Sansuel Gurney (Penryn), George Hadfield, Gros- vesu r Hodghinson, Edward Aldani Leatham (Hudders- field), Aisdrew Lusk, Duncan M'Laren, Charles Neate, Bishard Padinore, Thomas Tertius Paget (South Leicester- ...

... the colliery, and as all these have been for a long time in active operation, it has provided good einploymeit for over 100 hardy men. The hewers, putters, and others engaged i winning and drawing the coal to hank are much snore nunmerous-at least double ...