... whose death occurred somewhat suddenly on Friday at her residence, Htampton Court Green, was twice married-first, to Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flag-captain to Lord Nelson at Trafalgar, and afterwards to Lord Seaford. NARROW EScAPE.-Two young Americans named ...

... -Mrs. Chippington. s white cabbages, 3rd ; one bouquet, 2nd ; 12 white round potatoes, 2nd; extra prize kitchen garden. -Thomas Hardy. 6 carrots, 3rd; 3 red celery, 2nd; one ?? dwarf beaus, Ist; 32 white kidneys, 2nd; best cropped ?? Cousins. 2 red cabbnges ...

... Cousine, Ml-eS. Barford. Beet (I turnips, John Nor-' Ifolk; -2nd, George Bardwell. Beet 3 cabbages, S. Wisymark; I2nd, Thomas Hardy; 3rd, Mrs. Kembell. Beet 3 eavay cab- Ibages, Mrs. Kembell; 3rd, S. Wbymnark. Beet 2 red cabbages, ~)George Wane. Best ...

... claims of Sir William Armstrong, Sir Francis Grant, Sir James Alderson, famed alike in medicine and mathematics; Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, and the Rev. Alfred Barry. A warm reception was accorded by many in the theatre to the Rev. Nathaniel Woodard, who ...

... THE RIGHT HON. GATH(ENE HARDY, X.P. ON THE CHURCH AND STATE. I like to look back, and think of those great men who have held the opposite opinion, those men of first-rate talent, of the highest genius, and the highest piety also, who have not seen the ...

... granted that a seat in the Upper House was arranged for Mr. Hardy at the saine time that Sir Stafford was requested to prepare himself for the re- sponsibilities of party leadership. Mr. Gatborne Hardy's servines to his party have been of a singular aid, in ...

... but before it could reach her she was drowned in the rising tide or killed in the crash of her falling house. A man named Thomas Butter- worth was endeavouring to escape with two of George Goodhall's children at Ratten Clough, when about to cross over ...

... light, iad he found that the man was Mr. Thomas Under. wood, of Aveley Hall. Underwood polled off his cost and I turned it, and put his hat on, so that complainant should not know him. He cane to his (Hardy's) house, and said the dog bad bitten him. ...

... Mr. Gathorne Hardy goes up to the House of Lords as Viscount Cranbrook of Hemsted, and makes a vacancy in the representa- tion of the University of Oxford, Mr. Gladstone is in a manner prospectively unattached, It was Mr. Gathorne Hardy who turned Mr ...

... beer. He (Hardy) told them that lie thoughlt they had had enough already, and should not give them any. Soon afterwards the two men went so their carts, and on arriving there they went up to Hardy and said that he should give them some beer. Hardy said lhe ...

... ESSEX. a BRADFIELD. FATAL ACClDENT.-On Thursday afternoon, Charles Stock, horseman, in the employ of Mr. Hardy, of Jaques Hall, Bradfield, was returning with a tumubril e and two horses from Dingey Hall, Great Oakley, when, d on going down a hill a short ...

... examination. examiners :-James William Cartmell, M.A., Christ's College, John Cyprian Rust, M.A., Pembroke Col. lege; Philip Thomas Main, M.A., St. John's Col- lege- George Bentley Morley, M.A., St. Catharine's College; Henry Martyn Taylor, M.A., Trinity ...