... banns le the poor ?? fepie. ?? - that criminally these s:- directed an acquittal. ½' ?? nerv hcartlks fellow a.Z: l 1a- Thomas Hardy, 4- Sear, 1., - three mtoiths' hard labr .- -_ perty of Henry ohoiid, a: Ma-Z,- Aprl. James Joner. alias DaNi':- sentenced ...

... contributing to Vanity Fair for the present. Mr. Edward Whymper, Alpeatrian and artist, has also been out of sorts. Sir Thomas Hardy was better a few days ago, and has changed houses. Sir Michael Cotta. has been on the sick list also, but Is mending. Mr ...

... diligence and alacrity. Yesberday, Lady Seaford, died at Hampton Court, aged 90. The deceased was, the rellt of Cpptain Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flog captain of Lord Nelson when he met his death. The deceased lady was found by her maid In s'fit in her bedroom; ...

... tongue being more than atoned for by Ionty's pro- ficiency. Last Monday wvas a black one at the Record Office, where Sir Thomas Hardy has for years been regarded with an affection very different from the mere friendliness felt by civil servants to a chief ...

... Hon. Douglas Pennant, h.P., left Penchyn Castle, Bangor, yesterday, for his London ?? The death is announced of Sir Thomas Duff us Hardy, deputy-keeper of public records. An editor offers a reward of five dollars for the best t atise on how to make out-door ...

... £3600 voted tor the commissioners at the Philadelphia Exhibition. With respect to the Historical 2SS. Commission, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy gives some very interesting informa- tion. lie saye that the sixth report of the com- mission era is nearly ready, and ...

... Blaster of the Rolls the BISS. were In his keeping. The hard work In connection with the commission was done by Sir Thomas Daffas Hardy. The Sundepy F)i'ara made its appearance yester- day, but, except that It is printed on thick paper, and gives a few ...

... Jones, Thomas Roberts. Oonway.-Thomas Morris, John Davies (Colwyn). Liverpeol.-Lewis Jones, B. Jones (B) {Birkenhead), Hugh Jones (8), Islmhee Evns. Holywel.-Robert Jones (A), Robert Hughes (New- market Rhvl). Bngilit.-t:ian Davles, Methuselah Thomas (Chester); ...

... ad being removed from Lancaster Castle to the Publio Is, Records Office in London, under the superintend- ls once of Sir Thomas Hardy, keeper of that office. 3r The documents are said to possess great public interest, and in London they will be properly ...

... (Bury), G.W.V.T. Sister re H. Quilliam (Fairfield, Liverpool), G.W. Secretary a, Rev S. Todd (Liverpool), G.W1T. Brother Thomas r. Hardy (Birmingham), G. Chaplain Rev. Holder. tress (North Devon), G.W.M. Brother William t, Stockbridge (London), G.S.J.T. Brother ...

... records, in place of lc his brother, the lamented Sir Thomas Duffus *h Hardy. ?? Helr Act ?? -Marsden, so aged 14, piiceer at Messrs. Thompson's, Holhn Bank t0 Mill, Blaclburn, attempted to jump on a hoist which was in miotion, yesterday morning, in the third ...

... earcase butcher. Thomas White and Frederick Campbell, New Bend- street, Lnndon, goldsmiths and jewellers; also the separate estates of Thomas White and Federick | Catopbell. Maurice Benjamin. Crutched Friars, London,merch1nt. Thomas Peck, Walworih, London ...