... 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 ...

... Thcmas Iierlett-Stanford, V. Biddulph, Michael Eiggor, J. Gillis laoke, T'homas Fright, Jacob iroew, Alex H. Furt, T'homas Bus:tt, Isaac Cameron, Charles Carington,IHon.Col, Cave, Thomas Chamberlain, J. Cole, Henry'lhos. Collins, Esugene Courtney, L. H. Cowen ...

... great. I reat friend and comrade, Thomas Hardy, was atiU living. It t is no less thsnl08 years ?? he was born, and almost a ( . centur (y181) sinoe he entered the navy. Nelson im- ] perilld his own life to save Hardy'a. They were both at i at, Vinceut ...

... Joseph W. Swan, 347; Peter Brown, 346 ; John D. Annan, 342; Thomas C. Hardy, s 3:39; John Brevwis, 232; Fairless Harrison, 327, Thomas D Ridley, 309; Edward Dean, cOd; Josoua David0n9 S~l; B Thomas Simuson, 293; Andrew Fuolton, 281- Alichael J. Mce'ulty, ...

... Astle, a porter; and Thomas Hardy, a porter, were charged with having, at Warringtou, on the 10th October, 1877, stolou a side of bacon anti otleur articles, the property of the London and North-Western Railway Oompany. Aetle and Hardy were also charged ...

... fluffy, James Caiffarty, Thomas in Linan and Patrick Rush, were charpd with similar offences, it and were fined 10s. arid ?? Towntsend was to was charged with a like offence, and was fined 5sa. and costs. '7 GAMES CASEr.-Thomas Ward, farmear, Croiden. ...

... Holloway, King -William IV., Hlumberestreet, to George Hardy - Thomas Pid(li, Grapes Tavern, Fawcett-street, to James XV. Whit- tome ; Samuel Hodgson, Gate Tavern, Lower Union- street, to Thomas B: Barnes 1:1 bert Bransomue. Blue Bell Inn, Witham, to ...

... Loramn, F. 3. Williams, Henry Phillips, Boll, G. Franklin, J. C. iMacaulay, 3. Martin, C. C. Read, Thomas B. Avery, E.- IBishop, Thomas Broom, C. Hardy, J. 0. Hill, J. Bosasell, iWhile, Henry Irish, Henory Toogood, J. Martin, Pesemore, 'Barcott, Spottiewoodo ...

... MlR. (, ATIIOlNE HARDY. : M.P.j IN |~t. (I EDINBURGIL EDINBURGHlI ,Tussnr lofT Tue oponing banquet Of th e S ccti Conservative Club), whlih was formed at t11e commni~le mont of tbo present year, took Place this evening at tbe Of Music lieUl, Edinburgh ...

... and h take any steps deemed ?? wast seconded by Mr Lishman, and Messrs Fryer, t Rellett, and Thomas were chosen a committee, with power to add to their ?? Thomas 0 read the minutes of a rntepayersa meeting held at Woodside, agreeing to offer the Ecclesiasti- ...

... the county of Stafford, who died on January 1 last, has been proved in the Lichfield District Registry by Thomas Argyle, Edward Argyle, and Thomas Argyle, jun., all of Tamwerth, gentlemen, the trustees and executors, the personal estate being sworn under ...

... Leon, eldest eon of George I. Leon, Esq., of 79 Gloucester place, Portman- equare, London, to Maud Mary, daughter of the late Thomas Rayner Brown, Esq.; of Winslow. BUCKIN GHAM. Bumaxn ANr HOkTlITmuA SocraTY.-.A meeting of this Society was held at the Horse ...