... Private Dixon, ?? 7th. Private James Hardy, 47; 5th, Private Thomas Hardy. 47:, t9h, Private Bacptist, 46; 10th. Private George Thompson, 43. Second competition, 7 ashots at 400 yards; 1:3 competitors: 1st, Private Thomas Hardy, 24 points; ...

... 4c. Grapes, vhite-i. 31r. J. Thomas, gardener to Mrs. Drake, BignolR House, Bicester. Ditto, black-i, Air. J. Tbonias, gardener to Mrq. Drake. Strawberries-i, Jonas Paxton, Esq. Cuounmbcrs-1, Mir. H. Slirman; 2, Mr. J. Thomas,.garadlner to Mlrs. Drake ; ...

... aged 2? yearr, a private in the 84th Regiment. The de- ceased, who had been married only eight weeks, twas groom to Colnel Hardy. He had complained, t of severe headache a day or two, and on Wednes- 3day mornig at six o'clock he desired his wife-to erx ...

... Wintle (deputy governor), F. G. liarAstt, RI. 0. Gardner, T. Gibson, d. l scott, w. Pearce, W. Madden, H, C. Stephens, W. Thomas, G S8 Tricks J. C. Withers, W. Taylor, M. Levy, E. Gay, J. A: Randall, 63. Morris, S. B. A4leopU . Dew, G3. Plain, F. Snary ...

... XW. Halsey, Thomas F. Cobboid,'lhomos C. Hlansiltori, Hoe. R. Cocl ane, Alex. D. Hanilson, Ion T. W. 1 Dailie Ilaniilton,LordC.J. CleU, Col Fost, H. Hamilton, Lord G. Hamilton, Marq. of HBotend, C. F. Halibutry, Robt. W. Hardcastle, E. Hardy, Rt. In. G ...

... N¢. 1. Samuel Hardy, D.G M.. and \Ystts Andrewa, ?? Salford, Junin S. Jackson. ?? and George W. :abagan, P ?? Sheffield. eqaalised, George 'Won, P G.M.. John GilL PG.M, IV. G. Gilbert, D.D.G M., Johnl Eawley, ?? J. H. Crabtree, Thomas Cooper, P.G T. ...

... same offence. I Miscnmv6us LADS SdEAIP GuissrotJoIs.-Fonr . boys, named Robert Armstrong, Stephen Weir,, John Oakland, and Thomas Oalland, were yester- day, at Guisbrough Petty Sessions, broughtup on a 9 charge of trespassing in a wood on the Earl of Zet- ...

... Williaia NVynter, St. Joltn's Cbllege; the lev. Joseoh li iocrl Diggje, tho Rev. ?? Bibby Do Wolf, flienry ?? Tebieb 1ald, 'and Thomas ngflis Luard, Wadhaua Golleke; Edward Philips Chitrlemioed, Walter Chamnbeelayno, Iuglee Chamberlayne, Itobhit Itodgeoll ...

... Hickso' hti, l.n-erpooi, etep2eter; 11. iciar 1,1iroy, 25, lre;ard. hoatswain : .,£3eSB Vl igg, ?? Liverpool, 'ewvard Henry Hardy, 2Si. 1 Plzmouti, cokok. James Cbi-.kolzn. 23, ca'g v. A B.; * erry Lewis, 6, Xeporr. A B.: JB a Guil)odo. 23, France, A.B ...

... by 219 to 52. The house then went into committee 'on the Universities Bill. The consideration of clause 17 was resumed. Mr. HARDY accepted an amendment of Mr. Trevelyan, givieg the commissioners power to im- pose conditions as to age in any emolument held ...

... Hamnbleton and Mr. T. qu ..Hardy designed and executed the decorations of this Ml te well, and have maintained their high reputation for Ni ir taste and skill. The Hall Well was the result of the r. able workmanship of Mr. Win. Hardy. In the centre wee a Sn ...

... Ciriot-atreet, Kingston-man-Rull, r tobaccoukt. t S. Gordon, Humber street, Kgon-upon-Hull, trading c tnder the name of GeorZe Hardy, hotel manager. I B. Bords, Bridge-street, Aingeton-upon-Huil, tailor and 1 outfitter. d J. Bellison, Wombwrell, Yorkshfrecbnmit ...