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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Gooch, Captain Tweedie, Mr. H. Beaumont, M.P., Mr. and Lady Margaret Majendie, Mr. Ridley, M P., Mr. and Mrs. Gathorne Hardy and Misses Hardy (2), Mr. Beckett Danison, M.P., and Hon. Mrs. Denison, Mr. J. Ennis, M. P, Mr. and Hon. Mrs. Grey Egerton, Mrs. Jamieson ...
... Weat Ardsley, married, three children; James HowarJb (37), Morley, late of Hey. wood, unmarried; George Hardy (22), Churwell, un- married; Jae. Hardy (d1), Churwell, father of the above, ten children; George Bell (31), Morley, married, two children; Joe ...
... cerve you faithfully.' The King in amaze- wnent cried out, ' Thou art a Hardy ! and as Hardy thou art, no Hardy thou shalt be.' From that time M'Leod went under the appellation of Hardy, while his descendants were termed the UlHardys, MaC being the Gaelic ...
... I. Porter, Clare. I Dent, Trinity. Loder, Trinity. I Corbest, St. Jown's. Class II. (In alphabetical order.) Flood, Jesus. Thomas, St. John'o. Savery, Trinity. Winder, Christ's, GR5OLOOT. Jesson, Trinity., BOTvANY. Class I. Smith, Christ's. Standert, Corpus ...
... of Durham, Esq, E'E3X-Robert John Bagshaw, of Dovercourt, Esq. Thomas George Graham White, of Wetherefield. Esq. Lewis Aehhurst Majendie, of Hedingham Castle, Esq. GIoUcxeSTE~sIm.-Thomas Anthonv Stoughton, of OwIpen Park, near Dureley, lEq.; John Charles ...
... adjourned to ten o'clock this (Wednesday) morning. .e Formal evidence was taken for the identirication of It John Tomlinson, Thomas Broadbent, Joseph Singleton, d John Mitchell, Emmanuel Page, and James Butterfield, 6t The body of the latter was brought ...
... U'1f ' Mein, Alexander Lechmere. Hardy Edward. Shute, Gerald Edward. ClefivP, William Fred OnSlow, Gerald C. Penrice. Stratford, Cecil V Maxwell, Cedric. Win field. Mulholland, Henry Lyle. Oztley. Edwaid J',i n Lett, Thomas Stackhouse. Porter Geoffrey Mo ...
... following is a list of those either lying dead at the Royal Hotel, or known to be dead down the pit; - James Hardy, Churwell, married. Thomas Broadbent, a boy, Morley. James Butterfield, a boy, son of Milts Butterfield, Gilder- some. John Tomlinson, married ...
... its house, John-street, Adelphi; Mr. Thomas Baring, L.P., ?? in the chair. There were also present Mr. Thos. Chapman, ?? V.P.; Sir E. Perrott, Vice-Admiral Sir W. H. Hall, I C.B., ?? Mr. W. H. Harton, Admiral M'Hardy, Captain de St. Croix, Mr. John Griffith ...
... House of Cammons, took place shortly before midnight, whilat the Farks begulation Bill wa3 running its course. Mr. Gasthrne Hardy, in the course of some incidental remarlrk, tl'itted the Government with cowardice for Tropcisug to thrown upon Paerliament ...