... J. B. Beech, David Hey, to. Elton, H. Richardson, James3 Olapham, S. Taylor, Joseph Hirst, John Ward. E. B. Finder, and Thomas Hardy. UNITED METHODISTr FREgE CE1UROHESE ANNUAL A SSEMBL Y. LoovE, Monday. The Assembly reaumed its sittings this morning at ...

... the usual manner. ed Lady Seaford has (lied at Hampton Court, h5 aged 90 years. Deceased was the reliat of Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, flae-captain of Lord ar Nelson when he met his death. Deceased was found on by her maid in a fit in her bed-room, but she ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Testimonrial Fund, sat down to ail excel- lent tea, which burd been provided on the occasinj of the departure of the Rev. Thomas Ruston. After tea the rev. gentleman was presented with a1 study coat liy the ladies connected with the sewing meeting of ...

... Conference has been taken, and the following gentlemen have been elected by the number of votes and In the order here named :-Thomas C. May, Bristol, 207; Savil D. Waddy, M.P., London. 202; W. S. Allen, M.P., Oleadle, 196; Alexander McArthur, hle.P., London ...

... his view of its real mean- ing. Nor is it necessary that we should enter into the more intricate questions raised by MR, HARDY in his reply. We believe that in this case the public at large will be disposed to judge by broad facts rather than by the ...

... trotA Mrs. Gathorne Hardy, wife of the Chief Secretary fof War. Mr. Montagu Williams prosecuted, and Mr. Kelly defended. It appeared that the prisoner was a clerk il the employ of Aldme. Elise, of Regent-street, Mrs, Gathormie Hardy's milliner. The latter ...

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... Durden; Imperial Measure, Mytongate, from John H. Walker to Thomas Barker ; KingWilliam Hotel, Humber. street, from George Hardy to Samuel Jessop ; Water- loo Tavern, Waterloo street, from Thomas G. Lloyd to James Morfitt; Eagle Tavern, Anlaby-road, from ...

... his head blown off, and part of his brains, scattered about, were found on the tolp of an outhouse. He was picked up dead. Thomas Wild, aged 20, a miner, who was using the hummer, was hit with the ramrod, which niade a large hole in his skull, fromwhich ...

... adnounced that for St. Philip's temporary achurch. Messrs. Purdon and Hodgson bad been appointed churchwardens, and for St. Thomas's Church f Messrs. Smith and Malone. It was decided, on the recommendation of the vicar, th the number of synodsmen should ...