... Hun;;tofl Court Palace has become vacaut through the death of Miss Hardy, at the z’odn. umnw,-umwwu’uufl Sir Thomas Hardy, G.C. B, the oficer to whom Lord Nelson exclaimed, when -‘:ing, “ Anchor, Hardy, anchor ; and in whose srms Nelson died. T.e bullet with which ...

... months old, Mrs. Shearburn, Snaith; 2, G. Cooke, Gowdall Broach. Cottager’s cow, in milk or ealf, G. Oxley, Cowick; 2, Thomas Hardy, Cowick. Sueer.—Aged ram, 1 and 2, H. Poskitt, Pontefract. Shearling lamb, R. C. Workman, Almholme. Pen of flve ewes (having ...

... keeping a dog on the 19th ule. without a license. Defendant said he kept the dog for the use of histrade Case dismissed. —— Thomas Hardy, of Holme-on-Spalding Moor, summoned for hawking without a license, was fined 58/- YORK.—On Wednesday the Yorkshire Fine ...

... Bishop of Cork, 79; .William Cullen Bryant, poet, 84; George V. ex- King of Hanover and Duke of Cumberland, 59 ; Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy of the Public Records, 74; Admiral Sir George Arctic exi dwn‘fain-mbun of b 7 Aduiral Sie Hastings Yolverton ...

... 0. E. Gray, vicar, Thomas, eldest son Mr. Bng Naylor, to Hannah, second w of the late Mr. Joseph Bell, both of North On the 16th inst., at the Parish Church, Hemingbro, by the Rev. W, H. Wright, vicar, James, son of George Hardy, Bomingim, to Alice, ...

... MESSBS. J. C.HARDY & CO., Tamors Axp Ourrrrrers, Boar Lane, Leeds. Attendance by Mr. Millard at the Londesborough Arms, Selby, the first Monday in the month. Tue Yorxsare Baxking Company.—At the rfl meeting of shareholders, held at Leeds on ednesday, the ...

... E. M. Ward, R.A., Mrs. E. M. Ward, Alfred Elmore, R.A., Thomas Faed, R.A., W. C. J. Dobson, R.A., Sir J. Noel Paton, R.S.A., Sir Jno. Gilbert, A.R.A., George Cruikshank, Jobn Tenniel, F.D. Hardy, H. Anelcy, Birket Foster, &e. Also, 80 iuteresting and ...

... Bridge Street. Wakermern—Mr. W. B, Bnml, Solicitor, and Mr. R. C. Wilmot, Wooley Park. SuerpußN— Mr. Thomas Spear, Grocer, &e. MESBBS. J. C. HARDY & CO., Tarvors AxD Ovrrrrrers, Boar Lane, Leeds. Attendance by Mr. Millard at the Londesborongh Arms, Selby ...

... John-street, Adtlphi’ Mr. Thomas Chapman, F.R.S., V.P,, in the chair. There were also present Mr. George Lyall, Sir Edward Perrott, C.Km Evans, RN.. F.R S., Hydrographer to the Admiralty ; Mr. W. H. Harten, Admiral M'Hardy, Captain d’e St, Croix, Mr ...

... bunches of cut flowers (stove or greenhouse), Mr. Jno. Howarth. =+ RBaf L 28 . . Ditto hardy (out-door grown), Mr. Halliday; 2, Miss Nnn-q-n?mu-\vmmw Thomas Wray, Seiby . ray, i 2, Mr. R. Simpson. » m&-n.-)sfl 0. J.An:‘W. E. a:u. straw, Mr. Hotham, ...

... Weddall, Esq., took the first prize for be&niu and caladiums. Mr. R. Simpson was awarded first for hardy or semi-hardy annuals, and seconds for begonias, hardy herbacious or Alfi:e plants, plants for dinner table, and specimen t. The Messrs. Smith were laced ...

... from hydrophodls in the :.--m-.n‘rmsrwm‘hm. space yeass.—l am, Sir, your odedicns servant, January 4. THOMAS WATSON. ummmm.“.!.n.o.'m.— + Dr. Thomas Watson mentions he had been tuformed by my old triend, the l-h-l-,'mhu'nhlm been any mad dogs In Tasmania ...