... had died during the paet fortnight-viz., Police.constable 158 (Solomon Fratlin)} of smnut-pox; aud P~olioeaconetable 62 (Thomas Hardy), ?roml a violent assault made upon him by a man named Grady, w~ho was at present undergoing a sentence of twro mnonths' ...

... 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 ...

... A POLIOEMA.W. ylast night, Police-constable Thomas Hardy (No. 0l) was' violently, assaulted in the Horse Fair, by a, mian who had bee taking part in a disturanice't ab publie-house. After, the assault Hardy wee picked up, in an insensible co ndi- tion ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MR. HARDY ON. THE GOVERNMENT. As was slated in the Post yeaterdar, Mr. G. Elardy, h.WP, was the principal speaker at the Conservative de- monszration at Bradford 2n Thursday. Mr. Hardy's speech was inrienszely ISvigorous. The Government of this country ...

... 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 ...

... the Sunday School, presented Mr. Thomas Sharratt with a silver trowel, and called upon him to lay the third stone, which he did, and gave to the funds a donation of 8S. Several bricks were then laid, one by Mrs. Hardy, 21.; Alderman Barton, 11. Is.; Rev ...

... ollceoocnstsl,!e Thoma Hardy on the 21th nt,, whilst in the,'execution of his duty, in Bristol Road. Detectivn-sergeant Seal,, in appling for a further re- maikd,: stated that he~ did. net intend to oiler any evidence at present, and Hardy lay in a very ...

... Turner ?? 4,853 18s. 115 Fowle, Trenchard Frederic Thomas 4,811 19 *. 11 Tudor Langley Frederick Vernon 4,790 20 ..135 Fell, J'ohn ?? 21 *.139 Archdall, James BIaek~w. ooud ?? 22 .. 4 Stansfeld, Thomas Wolrich Logan 4,696 23 ..133 Cuenliffe, Foster Lionel ...

... The list of dead up to half- past nine to-nigbt was as follows :--James Butter- field, boy, of Gildersome; James Hardy, of Chur- well; Thomas Broadbent, boy, of' Morley; John Tomlinson, married, of Morley; George Thornbery, boy, of Morley; James Howarth ...

... Mr. T. Hancock. Five esres. which have stickled lambs to the Ist of June-I, Mr. John Hardy; 2, Mr. Thomas Hancock. Five theaves-I, Drr. ?? itancock; 2, Mr. John Hardy. Five owe lambs-I, Dr. John fardy; 2, Mr. E. Canner. SIOIIT WOOLS. Ranm-I, A. Dl. tundy ...