... classes in the community. The O'Donogl tile accepted the bill as a satisfactory settlement of the question, while Mr Gathorne Hardy said be considered the Irish Church a recognition by the Executive of the Almighty superintendence—a token of their Protes ...

... nuinance to foot parsengyrs ; but an it was the defendant'n first offence, he was dismissed on paVment of 5s 6 1 and Thomas Nlitehell Hardy chnrgel with a like offence in high street on the inst., at eight n'elliek in the evening. P.C. Porter proved cane ...

... Halifax, s s 768 Liverpool Asterion, iron 528 Iliff, Mounsey, &Co Shoreham Inarime, com 684 W. Doxford ...

... William Blanchley Rye has been appointed keeper the printed book department the British Museum, in the place of the late Mr. Thomas Watts. Mr. Rye entered the Muse am assistant in 1838, and was promoted to the rank of assistant-keeper in the year 1857, which ...

... they took prisoners. We now learn that the Crofton was bound from Saigon to Yokohama, in Japan, with rice. She was owned by Thomas Knight, of Blyth, and was only launched a little over twelve months ago. Jibe was 9-years vessel, of 390 tons register, and ...

... question. He was very soon after, succeeded by Mr. Hardy, and in that same year there was a November sitting, in the course of which he (Mr. Pease) proposed the same question to Mr. Hardy. At that lime Mr. Hardy simply gave a general reply, but in a subsequent ...

... 10 a.m. A VALUABLE Pio—During the past week Mr. Joseph Armstrong, Middle Street, Consett, slaughtered • pig bred Mr. Geo. Hardy, of 'Wesley. This splendid porker was only sixteen *oaths old and weighed upwards of forty stones. TEE AT CONSETT. — We understand ...

... :— Mate—Win. Moulder, 11 Hedworth Street. Boatswain—Thomas J. Crager, 85 High Street* Carpenter—John Orkney, Hylton. Cook—Amos Morris, 11 North Railway Street, Hendon. A. B.—George Schultz, 20 Thomas Street. A.B.—John Johnson, 1 Grey Street. A.B.—Edward ...

... highway, and stolen 2s. 7d. from her person, has been sentenced by the Ileeorder to seven years’ penal servitude. The Kev. Thomas Quin, the parish priest of and Kilnamona, in Clare, nine miles from Ennis, lately went into his garden after mass and was ...

... NORTBHERN ARCHITECTURAL I SOCIETY. The President of the Northern Architecturltl Society (Mr. Thomas Oliver) delivered theanunual address on Tuesday evening, at the Old Castle, Newcastle. His address was a review of the past and a programme for the future ...

... and the works of Thomas Cass and John G. Garthwaite received honourable mention. The treasurer's statement shows a balance in hand of £24 199 6d, and an- increase in the amount of fees of £13 14s. In the lamented death of Mr. Thomas Mae Nay, we have lost ...

... the Northern Architectural Society (Mr Thomas Oliver) delivered the annual address on Tuesday evening, at the Old Castle, Newcastle. His address was a review of the past, and a programme for the future. Mr John Hardy, M.P. for South Warwickshire, a gentlemen ...