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... ASPINALL, BOROUOR CORONER, On the body of a boy ?? which was found on Saturday ast by a labourer named Thomas Hardy floating in the HuskifAson bock. Hardy called a police-offbcer, who took the body to the dead-house, It appearcdl to be thebobdyof a, boy about ...
... Straithanirn, Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy, Right Hon. Sir J. PFkington, Right Hon. Sir Stafford Northcote the lion. Eliot Yorke, Right Hon. the Lord Mlayor, Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Ex- cheqluer, Right HEon, Sir Thomas Fremantle, Right Ifon. Sir B. ...
... Catherisse, wife of Mr Joseph Hardy. ?? 12, at 34, llughes-etreet, after a long eind painful fllitecs, wvhilh elie bore wlth ?? fortitude, aged 2e. Angusta Ans, the beloved wife of Mr AuguBtine llcflifnanii, amsl only ehliltof Thomas and Anin (lerrard, de eply ...
... twin daughter of Mr. Thomas Platt, Decre-hill, Rock Ferry. PnATr-Jan. 3, at 78, Whiteileld-lane, Everton, agsd years, Isabella, daughter of Mr. Thomas Pratt. PaRtO-Jan. 4, at her residence, 47, Shaw-street, Hannab, widow of Thomas 0. Prior, Esq. TysoN-Nov ...
... Tiul5nBY-SXYTI-'Nov. 26, at Kirkthorpe, Yorbhhiro, by the Rev. William Thursby, aspifted by the R1ev. John Pullein, John Hardy Thursby, Esq., of Ormerod House, LAncasbire, to louisa Harriet, second daughter of John George Smuyth, Req., of Heath Boll ...
... DIRTHS. CLEiMBNTaSO-May IG , at 20, South-atreet, Park-road, tho wife of Captain John Clomenteon, of a daughter. OGNrsn-At C , Hardy-atreot, Great Goorgo-square, the wioe of Mr. Samuel onese, of a daughter. HIOWAT-May 19, at 29, The Willows, Breok-road, the ...
... Mr. BRuOR agreed with the objection raieed by Mr. Hardy, and thought the bill In Its present shape was impracticable. Mr. IRLn also expressed hie concurrence In the view taken of the matter by Mr. Hardy. Mr. W. P. FonesTi advised' Mr. Wyld to make a saorifloe ...
... people. On the motion of thc ?? and Dr. Jobson, it was unanio-lisly adopte(l. A very interesting communication from the Rev. Thomas Jackson was read to the conference by tho secretary. This venerable minister, unable to attend the conference, affectionately ...
... Torteth- park,by the Rev. T. W. Moeran, Mr. Thomas Gilletto liIn, eldest daughter of Mr. Lawrence godson, both of Toxtoth park. HUllDY-8AmPsox-Feb. 11, at Emanuel Church, West Berby-road, hMr. Thomnas Hardy to Mimf Mary Yula Sampron, both of Everton. ...
... a native-born American citizen, has addressed the following protest to the Blght Ron. Gathorne Hardy Secretary Hote Department, or Major-Genera Sir Thomas Laroom, Dublin Pollce Barracks, Qneecotown, Jan.18, 1803. , PROTRST. AH American citizens under ...
... thing said by any of the speakers was uttered by Mr. J. Ford, a large farmer, who seconded the nomination of Mr. Hardy. He said Mr. Hardy was sincerely attached. o the consti- tution, which was alike the pride ansd the boast of every true Englishman, ...
... Boardmtan. DUJN-DODD-OCt. 14, at St. Micheels io tbe.flhlet, bv the Rev. W, Clesnentson, William, youngest son of Air. NV Dunn of Hardy-street, to Margaret, eldest daughter of ir. J. Dodd, Aberdoein-stroot, Toxtvth- park. FYFE-JOleAS-OCt, 15, at Dalton by the ...