... tongue being more than atoned for by Ionty's pro- ficiency. Last Monday wvas a black one at the Record Office, where Sir Thomas Hardy has for years been regarded with an affection very different from the mere friendliness felt by civil servants to a chief ...

... Pleas is being removed from Lancaster Castle to the Public Records Office in Lon; don, under the superintendence of Sir Thomas Hardy, keeper of the office. The documents are said to possess great public interest, and in Landon they will be properly a ...

... Schofield. Mitrs, Somers-mews, Carolina Plumb to Thomas Foster. Xarylebone, January a. Barley Mew, Dorset-otreet, Walter Quadlelt Roberts to Veere Wood- man. Blandford Arms, Boston-place, to Ellen Thorn, widow of Thomas Thorn, the late occupier. The Olive Branch ...

... bidding wes com- menced at £150 by Mr William Wilson, who was followed by Mr Joseph Johnson with £200. Mr Johnson and Mr Thomas Hardy were the prin- cinal bidders, and on the latter gentleman offering £X295, and no higher bid being offered, the reserve ...

... majority of 79, the Ayes being 140, and the Noes 219. On Thursday the Roads and Bridges Bill was resumed in Committee. Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, D.T.L. Oxon, Deputy- Keeper of the Records, and one of her Majesty's Commissioners on Historical Manuscripts, died ...

... ere against Mr,George Wearing, of the Upper George ippa, Newnham; Ernest Chas. Ryder, Bll- a, son-green, 0.144,erford; Thomas Hardy Trotfir, Greyhoun d, Mlitoheldesn&jr'ed Glaecott, near Blalceney; Win, a-. Brain, of the Xplon innI Ruardeane. A complaint ...

... said to have been greatly impressed by the grace and eloquence of the venerable poet. It is much to be regretted that Sir Thomas Hardy, who has died at the ripe age of seventy-four, did not live to complete his 'Descriptive Catalogue of Materials for the ...

... 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 ...

... lorson, L. Candler, ,J, Hare, P. Campbell, James lWillan, G;. Lister, William Lax, John Bell, A. .eflellet, W~illiamn Grey, Thomas Hardy, end the l three overseers. 3WBEARDLES UNION BOARD OF , (GUARDIANS. LThe regular mesting was held yesterday fore- ,noon ...

... 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 ...

... New Orleans. There is no reason to believe that it is a work of fiction, even although it is a work of prophecy. MR. THOMAS HARDY will write the serial story for the next volume of Good Words, beginning in January next. ENCOURAGED by the orders received ...

... the Duke of Wellington, Lord-Lientenant n of Middlesex, Admiral Sir Edward Bolcber, Professor Do t Mrga, D. ~iliamSmihSir Thomas Hardy, ?? -Mr. Xdwin Lawrenlce, ?? Dr. Angus, Principal of the -Baptist College, Bev. Dawson Bunrs, M~r. Calderon, R.K., Mr. ...