... an inquest was hold before Mtr. Arthur Buchannan, coroner for the district, at the Royal Hotel, Redoar, on the bodies of Thomas Hardy Middleton, thirty-thiee years of age; George Royal Taylor, tweuty- four yeers of age; Richard Robson, twenty-.sven years ...

... will play his lccus- tomed part. One of ?? great departmients has lost the >zices ?? effcient eand distinguished ?? Thomas Dim us Hardy. 'Thq Deputy-Keeper of the Rolls dieda in London last night, after a brief illnes. lie was-born at Fort RoyA, in Jamaica ...

... Accidental death by liphlnirig.-BlgdIon, or Black Down Tower, in Dorset- shbire, crected to the memory of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, was struck by lightning on MoInday afternoon. The'dovn is seven miles from Weymouth, and 817 feet stove the level of the ...

... J. B. Beech, David Hey, to. Elton, H. Richardson, James3 Olapham, S. Taylor, Joseph Hirst, John Ward. E. B. Finder, and Thomas Hardy. UNITED METHODISTr FREgE CE1UROHESE ANNUAL A SSEMBL Y. LoovE, Monday. The Assembly reaumed its sittings this morning at ...

... Galbraith 1140, Robert Hildebraud Alider- I son 1,145, Robert Blair McCabe 1,121, Edwtrd Henry V Mosecardi 1,110, Clement Thomas Le Hardy 1,112, John c William Pitt Muir-Mackenzie 1,008, Cecil Joseph Sallolds Faulder 1,090, Francis Alexander Slack 1,0S7; William ...

... Thes. Robinson, of Wbarfe-street, Stoeltoee, was drowned in the river Tees. It appears that Robimson, alcd a youth d nsmed Thomas Hardy, hired a boat for a row up the a liver, Whess they got to the railway bridge, it being low water, there was a strong eddy ...

... Astle, a porter; and Thomas Hardy, a porter, were charged with having, at Warringtou, on the 10th October, 1877, stolou a side of bacon anti otleur articles, the property of the London and North-Western Railway Oompany. Aetle and Hardy were also charged ...

... NEWS. The Tiues City Article ?? failure is announced of Messrs. Simeon Hardy and Sons, oi 0, Mincing-lane, Wost India merchants. The house was established in 1857, and Mr. Thomas Hardy. ceased to be a partner in November, I 872. The chief cause of the disaster ...

... tdamages, andexpransels 1g. l (ANDZ CoD0NTR72 Row A&T DaipImEWL ea lrig ues, rnamed Poster iencey, Thomas Bryan, ,1Or7lewlove, Charles Stephenson, Thomas Trotter, ?? 901r Martin Bryan, Walter Branton, David *jenhra, and Robert Wiison, were charged at the ...

... correspondent of the Mafehcster Gua2di n says) was appointed the other day by the Master of the Rolls, and approved by Sir Thomas Hardy, as curator of tie public records; but on his nomination being sent in to the Treasury, Mr. Lowe is said to have sum- marily ...

... Turner ?? 4,853 18s. 115 Fowle, Trenchard Frederic Thomas 4,811 19 *. 11 Tudor Langley Frederick Vernon 4,790 20 ..135 Fell, J'ohn ?? 21 *.139 Archdall, James BIaek~w. ooud ?? 22 .. 4 Stansfeld, Thomas Wolrich Logan 4,696 23 ..133 Cuenliffe, Foster Lionel ...

... the class for the best pair of dray horses, the exhibitors being Mr. Chms. IV. Driorley, o£ lthodes House, Middleton; Mr. Thomas George, Wel- livqton-road, Ashtoulrurder-Lyno; and Mr. Tbns,. Stattor, of i(rand Hall, Wllitefield. The entries shown by Mr ...