... Maden, Wesleyan minister, and; practical addresses on the Order were 'delivered by Bro. F. Beck, of Portsmouth, and Bro. Thomas Hardy (of the Western Temperance League), who gave za soul stirring address on the temperance question, quoting the fact that ...

... occurred somewhab suddenly on Fri. Mul day at her residence, Hampton Court-green, wane twice witl .married-firt9t to Sir Thomas Har~dy, who wan fiagocptain UPP to Lord Nelson at Teafalgar5 and afterwards fo Lord the I , Scaford, -M ' hii NAuBow Elomms.-Two ...

... of conspiring to ma nufacture a will, purporting to he that all kin, of James Hatfield; of Barnantofts. sidered Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, the Deputy-Keeper of the ?? el Records, and one of the Royal Commissioners on Historical much s2 Manuscripts, died ...

... Smsyth, Esplanede House Academy, Portsca. A marriage ha~s been arranged between Mrr. J, Spooner Hardy, secondl surviving son of the lat Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Warwibk-asqare,anld Henrietta Georgina~ eldest, daughter of Captain Henry G. Hanmilton, R.N a ...

... great. I reat friend and comrade, Thomas Hardy, was atiU living. It t is no less thsnl08 years ?? he was born, and almost a ( . centur (y181) sinoe he entered the navy. Nelson im- ] perilld his own life to save Hardy'a. They were both at i at, Vinceut ...

... 12-pounders, fired a royal salute of 21 guns at that plaee. The depdt companies of the 35th and 107thb egiments, under Colonel Hardy, c.s., and.the Royal Sussex Light Infantry Militia, under Licut.-Col. Aldridge, paraded at 12 o'clock in a field Scnt by Mr ...

... Cockburn, Mr. W. W.mtanley, Mrs. Captain Ballard, Lieutenant-Colonel Hardy, Mr. Adye. Pier Hold.—Major-Gen Holmes, c !)., General and Sli.two, General Pocklitigton, Mr. an l Mrs. Thomas Tumor, Miss Turner, Captain and Mrs. Kemmis, 3Jr. Beaumont, Mrs. Dowie ...

... Wednesday, Jaines Edwards, 14, was charged with stealing 3 quarts of barley, the property of Mr. John Mannings, farmer, of Oving.— Thomas Whittington. a labourer, said on tha 18th Marc saw the boy take the barley from -tub, and go to a house at Shopwhyke with ...

... pleased with the delightful scenery of the neighbour- en hood. er VSSaEL Asuonx.-On Monday last, about 1 p.m., the of Eleanor Thomas, schooner, of Carnarvon, Capt. ThomRs, or from West Hartlepool, for Jersey, with a cargo of coals, ht got ashore on the middle ...

... and that he had sustained other injuries. As a speedily as possible he was placed on a stretcher and re- in moved to St. Thomas's Hospital. where his case received Cs- very attention at the hands of the houas-surgeen, Mr. Mvalcin. In addition to the ...

... Right Hon. Gathorne and Mrs. Hardy, the Right Hon. Spencer and Mrs. Walpole and Miss Walpole, the Right Hon. J. and Mrs. Dodson, the Bishop of Gibral- tar, Sir Henry Holland and Misses Holland, Sir Edward M. Buller, Sir Thomas Gladstone and Misses Gladstone ...

... Hall HallMiss Mr al, Miss 1E. M. Hall, Mr. G. Hall Hall, Mr. T. Hall Hall, Miss Cssmberlaad, Miss Douglas Fox. Miss Hardy, Mr. J. Hasler Hardy, Mr. Waldegrove Brodie, Mr. Hill, R.as.A., Mr. Le Qssesne, Mr. Parson, Mr. H. Howard, Capt. and irs. Garoham and ...