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... who took much intrest in the church, has been erected. Tho same right reverend prelate has publicly admitted Air. James Thomas Hardy, late of Windsor. as a lay reader. MR. GLADSTONP.;ANI) IITUALISUM-Tlis excitement pro- duced by Mr. Gladstone's speech ...
... 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 ...
... Galbraith 1140, Robert Hildebraud Alider- I son 1,145, Robert Blair McCabe 1,121, Edwtrd Henry V Mosecardi 1,110, Clement Thomas Le Hardy 1,112, John c William Pitt Muir-Mackenzie 1,008, Cecil Joseph Sallolds Faulder 1,090, Francis Alexander Slack 1,0S7; William ...
... some of the officers of the British Museum and others, were in the course of publication. Our readers are requested by Sir Thomas Hardy to suspend their judgment until his answer to those reports shall likewise have appeared. Lady Barker, the writer of ...
... ls woud Sget Loc ti Bathuret to write to tho Dulke directly about it. th Three years later Greville writes that Sir sm .Thomas Hardy had told his brother ho thought, eo the King would certainly go mad; he wes tio excitable, loathing his Ritiisterse pa ...
... company also included the Earl of Verulam, Lord Hampton, General Sir Richard Airey, General Sir Edward Lugard, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Captain Edmond St. John Mildmay, Mr. Goldney, M.P., Mr. Tennant M.P., Captain Glover, &c. The Duke of Cam- bridge, ...
... a RASH CONDUCT SRVEwsisr PUXrsnHDD.-On Satur. day, at Daurham Petty Sessions, two young men, . named Ieonbrd Fa el1 and Thomas Hardy, were brought up charged with assault and wilfil damage, by uxpsetting a boat in the Wear, at Durham, in which there were ...
... Smsyth, Esplanede House Academy, Portsca. A marriage ha~s been arranged between Mrr. J, Spooner Hardy, secondl surviving son of the lat Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Warwibk-asqare,anld Henrietta Georgina~ eldest, daughter of Captain Henry G. Hanmilton, R.N a ...
... for lie having in his possession, on the 20th ult., a scale which was On 6 drachms against tihe ?? 40s. and costs. ell, Thomas Hardy was charged with riotous behaviour at Dc is Belper, and was fined 5s. and costs. ml Y Ralph Wheeldon Stnith, farmer, Crich ...
... Florence de Breton, Sir Thomas and Lady Whichcote, Lady Eleanor Cecil Clifton, Captain and Mrs. Mildmay, the Hon. Mrs. Ellis, Archdeacon Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Guest, Lady Georgina Fane, Sir Thomas and Lady Hardy and Miss Hardy, Admiral Sir Hastings ...
... 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 ...
... Beck; Brewer nnd Baker Inn, Gooch Street, from the administratrix of Henry Blizard, deceased, to Thomas Blizard; Camden Tavern, Camden Street, from Thomas Jones to Elizabeth Calladine, Barrel Taveru, Watery Lane, from the adninistratrixof George .Cornfoth ...