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... respect of the cost of the meaintenance of pauper lunaties He for the half year ended September iast. The tender of Mr. T Thomas Hardy to take down and rebuild the wall at the fir west side of the area in front of the Workhouse for 111. 18s. gf was accepted ...
... £3600 voted tor the commissioners at the Philadelphia Exhibition. With respect to the Historical 2SS. Commission, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy gives some very interesting informa- tion. lie saye that the sixth report of the com- mission era is nearly ready, and ...
... 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 ...
... Lianelln, Moumouthabire. Pntron, Colonel Tynte. Rev. William Lumley Bertie Cator, M.A.; Vicar of Rakclng, Be~v. WyFndloam Charlas Hardy Hughes Deat, M.A.; Rector of Buebborn Wenton Dorael;. Patronl, Sir F. 0. Staoletofl, Bart. Rev. ,Tohn Lionel Derby. M.A., Honorary ...
... by, the EArl of Derby to ber' 'Majesty, nnd pro- aented his credentials. Loaw-ta-t an was presented' at the same 'time. Sir Thomas Wade, ?? her M~ajesty's Miniater in'6hina, was present, and. afterwards presented to the Queen Dr. Mjacartiiey (English Secretary ...
... gave e'iden of pine degree of itelligence, w cha andeonng abroad without any visible meahs of snbsistcnce. Police constable Hardy sai that at one odclock on Wednesdy mrnig he was on duty in Snydal-lane, Nonusaton, cd there vsi~itedth top workings of Mbessrs ...
... introduced to her Majesty by the Earl of Derby, and presented his credentials. Lew to Sung was presented at the same time. Sir Thomas Wade was present, and made some presentations to the Queen. The Venezuelan minister resident afterwards pre'ented his credentials ...
... 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 ...
... lengs, Surrey, Improvements In printing cheques and other documents for the prevention of frand. Dated October 21, 187(1. Thomas Mason, Islington, Mldlesex. Improvements In appa- ratus for casting printing types. tated November 4, 1&70. John Dewrance ...
... the to the Nor-tb Tiding infirmary.l-ci l SC3oroL BokeD PROSECUTIONS AT STOCEroN.- a Yesterday, at Stockton Police Court, Thomas r Oyston, schooliva'den, preferred charges against s Charles Watson, William Douglas,. and William lRobinscn, for breaches ...
... the Man- aheoter Free Trade Hall in connection with tbhe an- chester Liberal Association. Sir Thomas Ba7ley, M.P., and Mir. Jacob Bright, MlP., were ?? Thomas Bazley adverted to the present position of political affairs. At this moment he thought we were ...
... would last the night. The limes leader- writer went home to say that the interest of the evening had evaporated with Mr. Hardy's speech. By common consent, the second-rate men were allowed to have their say. Mr. Smyth had managed to create a deal of ...