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... 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 ...
... years, Margaret, relict SOYr of the laeJHnodgson, formerly innkeeper, of Leeds. e end, Nonsr.- On the 31st tIlt., aged 64, Thomas Hardy SHusms, a f N aem'sfn Carlton, ne ar Otley, Yorkshire. ,to SuccrNeeo~t.-CO' the 6thinst., at Hyde Park Road, Leeds, : William ...
... DavidsnofRrwick-On- O Tweed. Mrth PM=5-G~ovSNLOt5.-On the 20th feet, at Brunnswick Wesle on Caspel iffesetb, by the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Frederick rtr Th Perk, of Halifax, to Margaret, eldest daughter of R. Scott, Goween- do lork, of Oldheos off POWELL-En-RSFAtL ...
... Wilkinson Hamponsecsid augterof M. Gorg Hapton, 125, Londan HAainy.-On the 15th inst., in Hera2d year, Sarah Ann, wife of Thomas Hardy late of this city. HARMbSONe.-On ?? 17th inst., in lien 44th year, in Breck Roed, An. field, Liverpool, Lucy. wife of William ...
... 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 ...
... hone Hardy, second eon of the Reeht Hlon. Gathorue Hardy. M.P,, to Lady Cicely Nevil, eldest daughter of the Earl of Abergavenny. BrilL-RoBonBs.-Onl the 05th inst., at St. etieaoael s. Shrewsbury, by the. Rv. W. T. Burgess, M.A,, Frederick Thomas Hill ...
... 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 ...
... Guest, Sycamore Hoouse, Lvowton, to Louisa, eldest daughter of Thomas Dauby, Leigh. MIoanldEGt aAWAY.On the 25th inst., at the Free Church, Upper Broolk.street, by the Rev. Silas Farrington, Thomas Illuliner, of St. Margaret's View, Whadley Range, and Albert ...
... agent, of this City, to Anne. youngest daughter of Mrs. M. Sr HARDY-UARGUE&VEi.-On the 23rd inst., at the Cathedral, by ltsa d Rev. A. H. Clarke, rector of St. Oswald's Collyhurt, Rtobert 10 Hardy, of Oak Bank, Harpurhey. to Jane, eldcot daughter of tha E ...
... tui , One Of each class: f 1, Thomas Haynes ; 2, Hugh H ousoly; 3, W. 'Whitta- a ker ; 4, Charles Barnes; 5, Thomas Lea,; 6, Thomas o Mellor. Six stands of three-lamdo tulips, cue of each class: i 1, Thomas Melor; 2, Thomas Haynes; 3, ...