... well not to show ourselves jealous of Russian aggrandisement. Bishop Ellicott has, I understand, been coached by Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy with respect to the MS. of the Athanasian Creed now in the British Museum. This eminent archuolo&:st assigns to this ...

... Right Hon. John Thomas Bal, LLD, Q.C, M.P.; Sir Edwin Landseer, RA.; SrWilliam George Armstrong, C.B.; Sir Francis Grant,President of th Academy; Sir James Alderson, M. D.,Peintfth Royal College of Physicians; Sir Thomas Dnifus Hardy Deputy Keeper of ...

... the'. most prompt e and effectual remedy that philanthropy, patriotism, and statesmanship Could devise. and apply. Mr. Thomas Hardy seconded the resolution, which' was supported by Mr. A. Schofield, and carried unanimously. h A second resolution, moved'by ...

... George Smith; Burnage, A. W. Smith; Reddish, G. S. Lings; Levanshulme, J. Mosley; Houghton, J. Knowles; Denton, Thomas Senior; Chorlton-cum. Hardy, P, Longford; EIulme, J. Hurst; Koss Side, William Radford. Stretford: Churchwarden, Chaxrles Tavlor sidesman ...

... Trustees for Chapel Purposes: John Bedford (Chorlton. c' m-Hardy, Manchester), secretary. Irwela-street, &a.: Walter Verooe (Pendleton), William Gooderidge, David C. Ingram (Swinton); Thomas Peuningtoni Walkden, Bolton, supernumerary. Regent Road: James ...

... appointed being the Saeford Town Hall. Dr. T. P. Davlf-~ ine of the Liberal candidates for St. Thomas's ward, Pendloton, objected to the nomination of Mr. Thomas Biadfoi'tid Conservative, for that ward, on the ground that his place df -,bode was not stated ...

... Edward Lund. Henry Browne. S. M. Bradley. William Roberts. WalterWhiteheada Henry Simpson. J. Hardie. John Ed. Morgan. John Thorburn. D. J. Leech. Thomas Windsor. Julius Droschfeld.. G. W. Smith. F. A. Heath. Dec. 14th, 187G. It was moved by Mr. A ...

... university:- , Doctor of Divinity.-The Rev. Frederic Thomas Colby, e Exeter College. t Master of Arts.-Charles Eyre Bradhawa Bowles, Exeter Gollege; Thomas Marshall Todd, Queen's College; Harold H Hardy (Fellow), All Souls' College; WilliamNeville and John ...

... near Coln- a brook. Mr. Hardy Xvas the foremost rider, and as the . sheep were all over the road, he turned his machine upon the footpath. Defendant told him he had no busi- 3 ness there, and held up his arms to stop him. Mr. . Hardy, however, continued riding ...

... and Mr. Thomas Painter, Lawton, Cheshire, both of whom were awarded cultural certificates. Amongst the most meritorious exhibits, from a cultural point of view, were the clusters of black grapes shown by Mr. James Fildes, Chorlton-cum-.Hardy, who, it ...

... buried under the c'rUins. The e Iexplosion has resulted in the loss of fifteen lives. Is MR,\l GAT11ORNE HARDY AT BRADFORD f- IThe Right Ron. Gathorne -Hardy, Secretary of co I State for India, opened the new Conservative Club ml .on Monday afternoon. The premises ...

... John Carve2, Mr. George B~ooks, Mr. G. F. Fisher, Mr. Alex. M'Doug¢all, junr., Mr. Thomas Walker, Mr. W. 0. Pooley, M~r. Joeeph Standring, Mr. Robert MI'D. Smith, Mr. Thomas Chorlton, Mr. James Shorrolel, Mr. James Oliver, Mr. Daniel Boots, and Mr. ll~iiam ...