... withdrawn at £1,610, at which price the vessel was afterwards sold to a London owner. SUDDEN DEATi1.-On Tuesday a man namned Thomas Hardy, 75 years of age, died suddenly at Mrs.; S. A. Lock's, lodging.housef Manor-street. Deceased went there on the previous ...

... being about to terminate, I am c directed by Mr. Secretary Hardy to inform you that 85 he considers that present circumstances do not a render its extension necessary upon general grounds. v Mr. Hardy has observed with much satisfaction the q willingness with ...

... the church and parish (hear, hear). 3 -The Vicar then called upon the parishioners J to appoint a churchwaiden. - Alderman Thomas _A Abbey rose to propose the re-election of Mr. Peck. sa After the handsome manner in which the Vicar had I alluded to the ...

... Police-constables Walkington (6i3 and Clark (97) for the vigilance they exercised in apprehending Ann Baraby, William Watson, Thomas Rodgers, and George Moody, for robbing * man of about 28, and a watch and guard at a bra thel in Mill-street, and for which ...

... Ritualists and Ronanists, that at the last election for Oxford University a majority of the Ritualists gave their support to Mr. Hardy, Mr. Disrae]i's colleague. T'he Times notices as extraordinary the diver- gence of views betwebn Mr. Disraeli's letters and ...

... Mr. Bedford's letters- I wish tioc you would come here with a letter from Mr. Briaht to his Quaker friend. Eventually Mr. Hardy was returned by a majority of sixty in a constituency of 1 365, and the blow seemed to have prostrated both rep Mr. lindmarsh ...

... the Indian treasury, is impolitic, and should be discontinued. 'Ultimately the motion was withdrawn. THE BOUNDARY BILL. Mr. HARDY moved the second reading of the Boundarv Bill. Mr. HEADLAM said he did not object to the second reading of the bill, but in ...

... Morse. The Ground Plot v entain s 1,008 square yards or 'thereabhouts.( The Property 7noy tre viewed on application to Mr. THOMAS R46tABmin, No. 6, Chariot-street, Hull; and urther particulars s nuy be obtained of the e Auc- IoNEE. or at the 'Ofices of ...

... State Disraeli, Derby Stanley Hardy. Abov'e the door, at thle pri-incipal entragnce to the room, was the motto- Church and State; Disraeli, and on the walls of the room were o fther mottoes, lmanners Derby, Hardy, Stanley, Pakington, ?? ...

... Mr. nd Johnson Field, Mr. E. J. Smith, Mr. T. Hunt, Mr. it Clarkson, Mr. Hudson. Dr. Usher, Mr. L. Cook, theunr.; and MIr. Thomas Cook. A detachment of police, under the command of In- spector Wood, was present in the hall. to On Alderman H. J. Atkinson ...